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TRevPAR calculator

TRevPAR (total revenue per available room) is all hotel revenue divided by the room nights you had available. Unlike RevPAR it includes food and beverage, spa, meeting rooms and parking.

Example: a 120-room hotel over 30 nights. Type your own figures.

TRevPAR
€160.00
RevPAR
€112.00
Available room nights
3,600

TRevPAR = €576,000 ÷ (120 × 30) = €160.00

How to calculate TRevPAR

TRevPAR = total revenue ÷ (rooms × nights). Take every operated department: rooms, food and beverage, spa, meetings and events, parking and other income.

Example: a 120-room hotel with €576,000 in total revenue over 30 nights has a TRevPAR of €576,000 ÷ 3,600 = €160. With a RevPAR of €112, €48 of every available room night came from outside the room.

TRevPAR rewards revenue outside the room: a bar the neighbourhood uses, a restaurant with its own guests, spa days. It still says nothing about cost; for profit per room, look at GOPPAR.

How hotels are doing

Latest public figures. Compare your own month with the market, not with last year alone.

TRevPARRevPAR
Munich€196.10+2.1%€146.70-0.4%

Source: Cushman & Wakefield, period 12 months to August 2026, published 9 Oct 2026.

What hotel leaders say

  • Scot Turner

    “TrevPar has become the new metric that everyone's being benchmarked against.”

    Scot Turner, Managing Director, Arden HospitalityListen from 06:39
  • Anita Travis

    “For revenue opportunities, certainly, we're always looking at how we can maximize ancillary and pre arrival.”

    Anita Travis, Vice President, Global Contact Center, Outrigger Hospitality GroupListen from 33:57

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