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Local hotel business improves....but
Still lags other California metros
According to Smith Travel Research figures, occupancy in San Diego hotels has risen from 67.6% year-to-date March of last year to 70.9% this year. Average daily room rate has climbed from $126.98 to $133.1. But occupancy in San Francisco over the same period is 77%, Los Angeles 77.2%, and Orange Couty 74.2%.
The nation's highest daily room rate is Miami at $243.07, followed by New York City at $222.02, and Oahu at $211.98.
Encinitas-based hotel guru Jerry Morrison notes that in year-to-date occupancy, San Diego has finally passed the levels of pre-recession 2007: 70.9%, versus 2007's 70.5%. However, average daily room rate still lags the 2007 total by 1.3%.
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Local hotel business improves....but
Still lags other California metros
Local hotel business improves....but
Still lags other California metros
According to Smith Travel Research figures, occupancy in San Diego hotels has risen from 67.6% year-to-date March of last year to 70.9% this year. Average daily room rate has climbed from $126.98 to $133.1. But occupancy in San Francisco over the same period is 77%, Los Angeles 77.2%, and Orange Couty 74.2%.
The nation's highest daily room rate is Miami at $243.07, followed by New York City at $222.02, and Oahu at $211.98.
Encinitas-based hotel guru Jerry Morrison notes that in year-to-date occupancy, San Diego has finally passed the levels of pre-recession 2007: 70.9%, versus 2007's 70.5%. However, average daily room rate still lags the 2007 total by 1.3%.
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