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Revenue metrics

What is ARR in hotels?

ARR, or average room rate, is the average price earned per room sold in a period: room revenue divided by room nights sold. In India the term is used widely and generally means the same as ADR. Some hotels use ARR for a weekly or monthly average and ADR for a single day.

ARR formula

ARR = room revenue ÷ room nights sold

A hotel that earns ₹45,00,000 from 900 room nights in a month has an ARR of ₹5,000. Room revenue is taken before GST, and complimentary rooms are normally left out. You can work it out with the RevPAR, ADR and occupancy calculator.

ARR and ADR

The two are calculated the same way. If you compare your figures with another hotel's, check that both treat complimentary rooms, taxes and meal-plan revenue alike, since those choices change the number more than the name does. See ADR.

In StaySynq

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

Common questions

Is ARR the same as ADR?

In most hotels, yes. Both divide room revenue by rooms sold. Where a hotel uses both, ADR usually refers to one day and ARR to a longer period.

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