Average Bed Rate (ABR)

Average Bed Rate (ABR) refers to the average cost per bed occupied in a lodging establishment over a specific period, typically calculated by dividing the total revenue generated from room sales by the total number of beds occupied during that time frame. It is a key metric used in the hospitality industry to assess the average revenue generated per available bed and evaluate the performance and profitability of a property. A higher ABR indicates better revenue management and efficiency in maximizing room revenue.

What is the formula for calculating Average Bed Rate (ABR)?

The formula for Average Bed Rate (ABR) is total room revenue/ the total number of beds available.

How can hotels optimize their Average Bed Rate (ABR) to increase revenue?

Hotels can optimize their Average Bed Rate (ABR) by implementing dynamic pricing strategies, offering up-sells and package deals, targeting specific market segments, and enhancing the overall guest experience to justify higher rates.

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