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Hotel Occupancy Forecaster

Project occupancy rates from historical baselines adjusted for seasonality, events, and market conditions.

Inputs

%
%
pts
%
%

Results

Projected Occupancy

69.6%

Projected Room Nights104
Change from Base4.5 pts
Incremental Room Nights6
Low Estimate64.6%
High Estimate74.6%
How to Use This Calculator
  1. Enter Base Occupancy (%) as your historical baseline.
  2. Set Seasonal Adjustment factor and any Event Boost for periods with major local events.
  3. Enter Market Growth rate and New Supply Impact (negative if new hotels are entering the market).
  4. Set Total Available Rooms for the property.
  5. Review Projected Occupancy (%), Projected Room Nights, and Change from Base.

How the result changes with Base Occupancy

Base OccupancyProjected Occupancy
1920.3%
4244.9%
6973.8%
9197.4%

What each input means

Base Occupancy
Historical average occupancy for this period.
Seasonal Adjustment
Positive for peak season, negative for off-season.
Event Boost
Additional occupancy points from local events or conventions.
Market Growth
Year-over-year demand growth in your market.
New Supply Impact
Impact from new competing hotel supply entering the market.
Total Available Rooms
Total rooms available per night.

How this is calculated

Worked example, using the default values

  1. Identify Input Parameters
    4 parameters
    Base Occupancy = 65, Seasonal Adjustment = 5, Event Boost = 0, Market Growth = 2 = 6 input(s) provided
  2. Calculate Projected Occupancy
    Projected Occupancy
    69.6 = 69.6
  3. Calculate Projected Room Nights
    Projected Room Nights
    104 = 104
  4. Calculate Change from Base
    Change from Base
    4.5 = 4.5

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