A look at hotel performance and other trends during the Easter holiday weekend. © 2016 STR, Inc. All Rights Reserved. illustrations: annamarie hudson Source: STR 98.4% Easter eve occupancy Kyoto, Japan 98.1% Easter eve occupancy Macau, China 92.2% Easter eve occupancy New York City 91.5% Easter eve occupancy Florida Keys 50.3% Easter occupancy 2016 67.1% Easter eve occupancy 2016 60% Easter eve occupancy since 2013 40% Easter Sunday occupancy since 2013 $ $ $100 $5 $100 $ $100 $100 $105 Easter eve ADR 2008 $100+ Easter eve ADR 2012-2016 4 5 3 1 2 Among major global metro markets, 2016 Easter eve occupancy was highest in Kyoto, Japan (98.4%); Macau, China (98.1%); Adelaide, Australia (98.0%); Canberra, Australia (97.6%); and Prague, Czech Republic (97.4%). Among U.S. metro markets, 2016 Easter eve occupancy was highest in New York City (92.2%), the Florida Keys (91.5%), Orlando (87.8%), Fort Lauderdale (87.1%) and Miami/Hialeah (87.1%). Easter eve ADR in the U.S. has eclipsed $100 for five straight years. The only other year on record with U.S. Easter eve ADR of $100 or higher is 2008 ($105.51). STR data for U.S. and global markets show that hotel occupancy and average daily rates are routinely higher the Saturday night before Easter than on Easter Sunday. In 2016, Easter eve global occupancy was 67.1% and ADR was $122.88. The night of Easter, occupancy was 50.3%, while ADR was $117.66. In the U.S., Easter eve occupancy has eclipsed 60% for four straight years. Every Easter Sunday since 2013 has seen occupancy above 40%.

5 things to know about Easter hotel performance

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Page 1: 5 things to know about Easter hotel performance

A look at hotel performance and other trends during the Easter holiday weekend.

Feasting in luxury

98.4%Easter eve

occupancyKyoto, Japan

98.1%Easter eve occupancyMacau, China

92.2%Easter eve

occupancyNew York City

91.5%Easter eveoccupancyFlorida Keys

50.3%Easter occupancy

2016

67.1%Easter eve occupancy2016

60%Easter eve occupancysince 2013

40%Easter Sunday

occupancysince 2013

$100$5

$100

$105Easter eve ADR 2008

$100+Easter eve ADR

2012-2016

Among major global metro markets, 2016 Easter eve occupancy was highest in Kyoto, Japan (98.4%); Macau, China (98.1%); Adelaide, Australia (98.0%); Canberra, Australia (97.6%); and Prague, Czech Republic (97.4%).

Among U.S. metro markets, 2016 Easter eve occupancy was highest in New York City (92.2%), the Florida Keys (91.5%), Orlando (87.8%), Fort Lauderdale (87.1%) and Miami/Hialeah (87.1%).

Easter eve ADR in the U.S. has eclipsed $100 for five straight years. The only other year on record with U.S. Easter eve ADR of $100 or higher is 2008 ($105.51).

STR data for U.S. and global markets show that hotel occupancy and average daily rates are routinely higher the Saturday night before Easter than on Easter Sunday. In 2016, Easter eve global occupancy was 67.1% and ADR was $122.88. The night of Easter, occupancy was 50.3%, while ADR was $117.66.

In the U.S., Easter eve occupancy has eclipsed 60% for four straight years. Every Easter Sunday since 2013 has seen occupancy above 40%.