How does Cloudbeds PMS calculate Room Sold / Occupancy Report

  Our system uses the following reservation statuses to calculate room nights sold for the selected period of time: Confirmation Pending, Confirmed, In-House, and Checked-out.

The following statuses are not part of the calculation: Cancelled and No-show.

You can use either the Room Nights Sold Method or the Percentage Method. Both are listed below with examples.

Room Sold / Occupancy Report:

  • Using the Room Nights Sold Method
    • Formula: Room Revenue / ADR = Room Nights Sold
      • Jan 2023 = $10,748.99 / $74.65 = 144 room nights sold
      • Feb 2023 = $619.24 /$11.06 = 56 room nights sold
      • Mar 2023 = $1925.64 / $24.69 = 78 room nights sold
      • Note: You can get the Average daily rate (ADR) daily, weekly, and monthly from the ADR Report listed under Production Reports. Also, these are room nights sold, not individual guest reservations.
      • Use the Room Revenue data obtained from the ADR report only. The following reports use different data sources for room revenue calculation: RevPar and Daily Financial. They will lead you to a mistaken Rooms Sold/Occupancy result.
  • Using the Percentage Method 
    • Formula: # of Room Nights Sold / Total Property Accommodation
      • When using the weekly statistics, you must multiply the total number of accommodations by 7.
      • When using the monthly statistics, you will need to multiply the total number of accommodations by the total number of days in that month.
    • Examples: 
      • Jan 2023 = 48 total units x  31 days  = 1488 total sellable room nights
        • 144 room nights sold /1488= 0.09677419  ----> 9.68%
      • Feb 2023 = 48 total units x 28 days = 1344 total sellable room nights
        • 56 room nights sold / 1344 = 0.04166666666667 -----> 4.17%
      • Mar 2023 = 48 total units x 31 days = 1488 total sellable room nights
        • 78 room nights sold / 1488 = 0.0524193548387097------> 5.24%
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  • Is there a way to change the ADR to not include courtesy holds, out of service and blocked dates, in it's calculation?

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  • Hello, Itswatsonmydear!

    Thank you so much for asking this question. 

    We can kindly suggest you to please contact our Support Team for dedicated assistance with this specific inquiry. 

    Kind regards!

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