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Hotel Sector Profitability Indicators. By categories

Hotel Sector Profitability Indicators. By categories Catalonia. April, 2024 (p)
Value % Year-over-year variation
Average Daily Room Rate (ADR) Revenue per Available Room (RevPAR) Average Daily Room Rate (ADR) Revenue per Available Room (RevPAR)
Total 133.53 90.37 10.3 10.1
Five gold stars 337.65 228.04 12.4 10.0
Four gold stars 133.04 93.97 8.7 7.8
Three gold stars 101.33 67.33 8.0 9.1
Two gold stars 105.15 67.19 6.6 5.2
One gold star 117.56 78.22 17.1 19.1
Two and three silver stars 98.39 50.52 5.7 -1.0
One silver star 89.81 56.71 3.2 11.7
Units: Euros.
Source: Idescat, based on the INE's Survey of occupancy of hotels.
(p) Provisional data.
Hotel Sector Profitability Indicators. By categories Spain. April, 2024 (p)
Value % Year-over-year variation
Average Daily Room Rate (ADR) Revenue per Available Room (RevPAR) Average Daily Room Rate (ADR) Revenue per Available Room (RevPAR)
Total 110.17 73.02 5.3 4.5
Five gold stars 264.43 175.17 5.5 3.2
Four gold stars 112.47 82.55 4.1 4.6
Three gold stars 84.78 57.82 3.6 3.1
Two gold stars 78.09 42.03 5.9 3.1
One gold star 79.78 39.07 9.2 4.4
Two and three silver stars 66.46 30.88 3.4 -2.2
One silver star 64.72 29.77 10.1 5.8
Units: Euros.
Source: INE. Hotel Occupancy Survey.
(p) Provisional data.

Last update: May 23, 2024. Next update: June 25, 2024 Calendari

Methodological note

Hotel sector profitability indicators are ADR and RevPAR:

  • ADR: Average Daily Rate
  • RevPAR: Revenue per Available Room

In both definitions, income refers to payments received by hoteliers for the provision of accommodation services, excluding other types of services (and VAT) offered by the establishment, such as restaurant services, mini bars, hydro massage pools, gyms, hosting meetings and events, etc.

The following relation exists between both indicators:

RevPAR ≈ADR * Occupancy rate per rooms

An increase (or decrease) in the RevPAR can be caused by an increase (or decrease) in the applied rates (ADR) or by an increase (or decrease) in the occupancy rate. We must take into account that this equality is not precise, since the occupancy rate per room is calculated according to the Hotel Occupancy Survey's (HOS) criteria and doesn't entirely correspond with ADR or RevPAR estimates, due to methodological reasons.

You can get more information about these statistics in the methodology.