Maui Hotel Rates

Wailea, Maui lead the state in the average daily hotel rates

Hotels via Hawai?i made more earnings per available room in October at $189 (+3. 8%) as opposed to a year ago, according to the Hawai?i Hotel Performance Report published by the Hawai?i Tourism Authority. RevPAR grew on a higher October day to day averaging $240 (+3.6%) from hotel real estate across the country as occupancy rates were practically flat from last year.

In Maui County, hotels noted the highest RevPAR in October at $221 (+7. 0%), spurred by a sharp rise in public offering to $295 (+6. 4%) year-over-year. In the first 10M of 2017, Maui continued to lead the government with an $344 dollar GDR, an rise of 7.6%. Features in the Wailea luxurious resort area resulted in the condition in both of the ADRs at $520 (+9. 2%) and utilization at 85% (+4. 0 pp).

Holidays on the Isle of Hawai?i acquired the biggest profit in RevPAR to $167 (+13%) in October, increased by gains in ADR to $229 (+5. 6%) and bookings to 72. 9% (+4. 7 pp). The highest increase in capacity utilisation was recorded by participating establishments in October, with a year-on-year increase of six points, closing the months at 77 points.

1 percent occupation. In RevPAR, $182 (-0.5%) was slightly lower in October, with ADR rising to $223 (+2%), compensated by lower utilization at 81. 8 percent (-2.0 percent). In October, the luxury class establishments recorded the best overall result of all hotel categories included in the survey year-on-year.

Deluxe class Hotels recorded rises in RevPAR to $323 (+5. 7%), ADR to $438 (+4. 3%) and utilization to 73.6% (+1. 0 basis points). The Wailea led the state in revPAR to $350 (+17. 3%) and ADR to $448 (+15. 7%) with utilization trading a small gain to 78. 2% (+1. 1 pp).

Lahaina K??anapali Kapalua Resorts area posted RevPAR to $194 (+3. 4%) and ADR to $252 (+2. 1%) in October, with utilization rising slightly to 76. 9% (+0. 9 pp). Kohala coastal resorts recorded sharp RevPAR up to $214 (+13.9%) and ADR up to $307 (+11.1%), although capacity utilization increased to 69.6% (+1.7 pp) in October.

Mid-scale and economy class hotel also achieved annual gains in all three segments in October, with RevPAR up to $110 (+4.8%), ADR to $144 (+1.4%) and utilization to 76.4% (+2.5 percentage points). All other hotel segments listed in the HTA Hotel Performance Report at Hawai?i - Upper Upscale Class, Upscale Class and Upper Midscale Class - recorded an increase in ADR over last October.

From the beginning of the year to October, the highest capacity utilization among the four districts of the islands was recorded by e-mail to O?ahu, with 83 of them. 4 percent (-1.0 percent). Accommodation companies report an annual RevPAR of $193 (+1.7%) and ADR of $232 (+2.8%) for the first 10M2017. In general, in 2017 on a month-by-month comparison, hotel activity was higher in ADR, while it was unchanged from 2016.

Waikiki has an ADR of $277 (+1.4%) and 84. 7 percent (-1.2 percent) from the beginning of the year until October. Isle of Hawai?i: Year-to-date through October, the islands of Hawai?i recorded the biggest median increase in utilization nationally, rising 5. 5 percentage points to 74. 4 percent occupation.

This was in line with the increase in the number of visitors up to September, mainly due to the addition last year of non-stop services from Japan and the US continent. Despite this increase, however, the hotel utilization rate was the lower of the four islands. By October, the number of hotel rooms booked on a month-by-month comparison with 2016.

Over the same time, total hotel ADR rose to $245 (+3.6%). In 2017, the number of monthly asymmetric bonds (ADRs) was again higher than in the previous year, with the exceptions of September. By the first 10 of 2017, Hotels on Kaua?i had a higher ADR at $262 (+4. 3%) and experiencing higher utilization at 77. 2 percent (+3.9 percent ) over the same time frame in 2016.

In 2017, ADR was higher each months and capacity utilization was higher than in 2016 with the exception of July. From the beginning of the year to October 2017, cumulatively reporting an increase in RevPAR to $210 (+5.6%) and ADR to $261 (+4.4%), with an 80. 3 percent (+0.9 percent ) year-on-year.

In the first 10M of 2017, luxury category properties recorded total RevPAR gains of up to $387 (+7.3%) and ADR of up to $511 (+5.0%), with utilization at 75. 8 percent (+1.6 percent). At the other end of the pricing range, midscale and economy class properties in RevPAR deserved an increase to $117 (+3.9%) and ADR to $152 (+3.3%), but no year-on-year increase in capacity utilization (76.8%).

A month-on-month 2017, in general, 2016 numbers accentuated by a tough summers travel season with July that produced top ADR total amounts at $282 (+3. 4%) and utilization at 84 surpassed 2016 numbers. Despite the increase in the number of visitors, in September there was a lower ADR across the country (-1.7%) and a lower utilization rate than in September 2016.

The number of meeting, congress and incentives attendees also declined by 38%, a typical hotel preferentially. An important reason for this decline was the organization of the IUCN World Conservation Congress (10,000 delegates) and an assurance representation (11,000 delegates) in September 2016.