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What is ALOS in hotels?

ALOS, or average length of stay, is the average number of nights guests stay per booking. It is calculated by dividing room nights sold by the number of bookings in a period. A higher ALOS means fewer check-ins, check-outs and full cleans for the same number of room nights.

ALOS formula

ALOS = room nights sold ÷ number of bookings

If a hotel sells 900 room nights in a month across 400 bookings, its ALOS is 2.25 nights. Track it by channel and by segment: corporate guests and OTA guests often stay for very different lengths of time.

Why it matters

Every arrival costs a check-in, a check-out clean and often an OTA commission. Longer stays spread those costs over more nights. Hotels raise ALOS with stay-longer offers and with a minimum length of stay on busy dates.

In StaySynq

StaySynq shows occupancy, ADR and RevPAR live from your own bookings, by day, month or channel.

Common questions

What is a good ALOS?

It depends on the type of property. City business hotels often see one to two nights, while resorts and homestays see longer stays. Compare against your own past months rather than a general benchmark.

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