Average Room Revenue (ARR) is calculated by dividing the total room revenue by the number of rooms sold over a specific period. For example, if a hotel earned $50,000 in room revenue by selling 1,000 rooms, the ARR would be calculated as follows: ARR = Total Room Revenue / Rooms Sold = $50,000 / 1,000 = $50. This means the average revenue earned per room sold is $50.
Average room revevue = total room revenue / no: of rooms sold
Average room rate is the total revenue generated from all occupied rooms, divide by the number of occupied rooms (including complimentary rooms) - House use rooms. Example - The total revenue generated from a hotel room sales is = $5,000 The total rooms occupied is 50 (including complimentary rooms) The Average Room Rate = $100.00
Rev per average room
ARR = Average Room Revenue
Total Room Revenue divided by No of Rooms Sold
ARR is known as AVERAGE ROOM REVENUE, the formula to calculate is TOTAL ROOM REVENUE divided by NO OF ROOMS SOLD
Average Room Revenue is the meaning of ARR.
Room Revenue / Rooms Sold
The total revenue room rate can be calculated using the formula: Total Revenue Room Rate = Total Room Revenue / Total Number of Rooms Sold. This formula provides the average income generated per room sold over a specific period, helping to assess the performance of a hotel or lodging establishment. It is essential for understanding pricing effectiveness and overall revenue management.
Amount earn by sold room. That's called room revenue.
By selling every room in the hotel with a reseanable price aproved by the manager of the hotel.
It is a revenue enhancing technique which is used in the hotel industry to increase the Average room rate even in low occupancy. It is also referred as Yield Management