RevPAR calculator
RevPAR (revenue per available room) is your room revenue divided by the room nights you had available. It equals ADR times occupancy, so one number shows whether you filled the hotel at a good rate.
Example: a 120-room hotel over 30 nights. Type your own figures.
- RevPAR
- €112.00
- Occupancy
- 80.0%
- ADR
- €140.00
RevPAR = €403,200 ÷ (120 × 30) = €112.00
How to calculate RevPAR
RevPAR = room revenue ÷ (rooms × nights). The rooms you did not sell count as available too: that is the point of the number.
Example: a 120-room hotel over 30 nights has 3,600 available room nights. With €403,200 in room revenue, RevPAR is €403,200 ÷ 3,600 = €112. The same hotel sold 2,880 nights at an ADR of €140, so occupancy was 80%, and 80% of €140 is again €112.
RevPAR counts rooms revenue only. Breakfast, the bar and the spa are not in it; for those, use TRevPAR. It says nothing about cost either: a higher RevPAR bought with discounts and commissions can leave less profit, which is why owners also watch GOPPAR.
How hotels are doing
Latest public figures. Compare your own month with the market, not with last year alone.
| RevPAR | Occupancy | ADR | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Europe | €116.60+6.7% | 79.6%+1.4 pts | €146.50+4.9% |
| Germany | €105.10+9.1% | 79.0%+1.6 pts | €133.10+6.8% |
| France | €105.90+7.9% | 76.5%+1.9 pts | €138.40+5.3% |
| Italy | €174.10+5.1% | 85.6%+1.3 pts | €203.50+3.4% |
| Netherlands | €130.80-6.7% | 82.2%-0.6 pts | €159.00-6.0% |
| Spain | €138.70+11.3% | 84.4%+2.1 pts | €164.30+8.5% |
| United Kingdom | €132.00+6.1% | 84.1%+0.2 pts | €156.90+5.8% |
Source: MKG (report published by IHA), period September 2026, published 20 Oct 2026. Chain hotels; ADR and RevPAR excluding VAT; UK figures in euros.
| RevPAR | Occupancy | ADR | |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | $107.43+2.0% | 66.4%+0.5% | $161.78+1.5% |
Source: CoStar (via Hospitality Net), period August 2026, published 29 Sept 2026.
What hotel leaders say
“Your ADR stay the same, but you have more occupancy, and therefore, you have more revenue.”
Tim Boersma, Revenue Manager, RoomPriceGenieListen from 24:28 
“They're looking at everything because they're trying to maximize profitability.”
Isaac J. Collazo, Vice President, Analytics, STRListen from 11:11
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Other hotel KPI calculators
- Average daily rate (ADR) calculator
- Hotel occupancy rate calculator
- TRevPAR calculator
- GOPPAR calculator
- Hotel KPI calculators
Part of our guide to hotel revenue management.
