ADR ( Average daily rate) ARR ( Average room rate)

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ADR (Average Daily Rate)/ ARR( Average Room Rate)

ADR is a KPI that shows your hotel’s average revenue per occupied room per day.

As it doesn’t include empty rooms, you can use it to compare hotel performance and revenue to previous periods, thus forecasting seasonal trends better.

ADR Formula
ADR = Room Revenue / Number of Sold Rooms

Example: If you’ve generated $10,000 room revenue with 20 rooms booked in a day, your ADR would be $500.

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YouTube channel link for beginner hotelier to learn.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_TnAtn43HdwDF16O3F-MTA

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