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ADR Calculator

Calculate Average Daily Rate, occupancy rate, and RevPAR for hotel revenue analysis.

Last updated: 2026-06-21T07:59:18.850Z

Results
Provide revenue and rooms sold to compute ADR and RevPAR.

What is ADR?

Average Daily Rate (ADR) measures the average rental revenue per paid occupied room over a specific period and is a core hotel performance metric. RevPAR combines occupancy and ADR to show revenue per available room.

Use ADR to track pricing strategies and RevPAR to assess overall revenue performance.

How to Use

  1. Enter total room revenue and number of rooms sold.
  2. Provide total available rooms to compute occupancy and RevPAR.
  3. Use ADR to compare pricing across dates or segments.
  4. Combine ADR and occupancy trends to guide revenue management.

Example

Total revenue $150,000 with 850 rooms sold → ADR = $176.47. With 1,000 available rooms → RevPAR = $150.00.

FAQs

What affects ADR?
Room rates, discounts and mix of daily demand.
Is RevPAR better than ADR?
They measure different things; use both together.
Can ADR be negative?
No — ADR is revenue per occupied room and non-negative.
How to increase RevPAR?
Raise ADR, increase occupancy, or both.

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