ADR & RevPAR Calculator
RevPAR = ADR × occupancy
Enter your rate and occupancy for RevPAR and annual room revenue.
TL;DR RevPAR = ADR × occupancy A $145 ADR at 72% occupancy = $104.40 RevPAR; on 120 rooms that is about $4.57M in annual room revenue. US hotel RevPAR commonly runs about $60 to $160 depending on class and market as of Q3 2026.
RevPAR
$104.4
Annual room revenue
$4,572,720
The formula
RevPAR = ADR × (occupancy ÷ 100) · Annual room revenue = RevPAR × rooms × 365
Worked example
A 120-room hotel runs a $145 ADR at 72% occupancy: RevPAR = 145 × 0.72 = $104.40. Annual room revenue = $104.40 × 120 × 365 =$4,572,720. RevPAR captures both rate and occupancy in a single number, which is why it is the standard rooms benchmark.
Typical RevPAR by hotel class (indicative, as of Q3 2026)
| Class | Typical ADR | Typical occupancy | Typical RevPAR |
|---|---|---|---|
| Economy / midscale | $90 – $130 | 60% – 70% | $55 – $90 |
| Upper-midscale | $120 – $165 | 68% – 75% | $85 – $120 |
| Upscale | $150 – $215 | 70% – 78% | $110 – $160 |
| Upper-upscale / full-service | $200 – $300 | 68% – 76% | $140 – $220 |
Ranges are indicative national figures for stabilized assets and vary by market, brand, and condition. For preliminary planning only; not an offer of credit.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between ADR and RevPAR?
ADR (average daily rate) is the average price of a sold room. RevPAR (revenue per available room) spreads room revenue across every available room, sold or not: RevPAR = ADR × occupancy. A $145 ADR at 72% occupancy is a $104.40 RevPAR. RevPAR is the better single measure of rooms performance because it captures both rate and how full you are.
How do you calculate RevPAR?
Multiply ADR by occupancy: RevPAR = ADR × (occupancy ÷ 100). At a $145 ADR and 72% occupancy, RevPAR = 145 × 0.72 = $104.40. You can also divide total room revenue by the number of available room-nights over the same period.
What is a good RevPAR?
It depends on class and market. As of Q3 2026, US hotel RevPAR commonly runs about $60 to $160, with economy and midscale at the low end and upper-upscale and full-service assets at the high end. Compare against your own comparable set rather than a national average.
Does RevPAR include food and beverage revenue?
No. RevPAR measures rooms revenue only. Metrics that fold in food, beverage, and other departments are TRevPAR (total revenue per available room) and GOPPAR (gross operating profit per available room). Use those when you need the full-property picture.