Hotel Break Even Calculator
Estimate how many rooms your hotel must sell to cover all fixed and variable costs — and find your break-even occupancy rate.
Open Calculator →Calculate your hotel's Average Daily Rate (ADR) to measure pricing performance, track profitability, and refine your revenue strategy.
The Hotel Average Daily Rate (ADR) Calculator helps hoteliers, managers, and revenue analysts measure how much revenue each occupied room generates. ADR is one of the most important hospitality KPIs for evaluating pricing strategies and revenue performance.
ADR (Average Daily Rate) shows the average amount guests pay per night for occupied rooms. It’s a core metric in hotel performance analysis, helping you:
This formula measures the average income per sold room — excluding unoccupied rooms. It’s often used with occupancy rate and RevPAR (Revenue Per Available Room) to gain a full picture of hotel performance.
Suppose your hotel earns $75,000 in room revenue during a month and sells 750 rooms. Your ADR would be:
This means, on average, your guests are paying $100 per night. A rising ADR suggests better pricing power or stronger demand, while a decline might indicate the need to adjust rates or improve marketing.
Regularly tracking ADR empowers hotel managers to make smarter pricing and marketing decisions. When combined with occupancy and RevPAR metrics, ADR reveals whether your property is maximizing revenue potential.
Estimate how many rooms your hotel must sell to cover all fixed and variable costs — and find your break-even occupancy rate.
Open Calculator →Calculate your hotel's booking cancellation rate and assess its impact on revenue stability and occupancy forecasting.
Open Calculator →Calculate your hotel’s Cost Per Occupied Room (CPOR) to manage operational efficiency.
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