Total revenue per available room looks at everything the hotel earns per room, not just accommodation. It adds restaurant, spa, parking and other services over the available rooms. It gives a fuller picture than plain RevPAR.
Example Two hotels with the same RevPAR can have very different TRevPAR if one sells a lot of food and beverage.
TRevPAR stands for Total Revenue Per Available Room, the total revenue a hotel earns per available room. It includes all income sources (rooms, restaurant, spa, parking, events) divided by the total number of available rooms, not just occupied ones.
How is TRevPAR calculated?
It is calculated by adding all hotel revenue (rooms plus ancillary departments) and dividing that sum by the total number of available rooms in the period. For example, if a 100-room hotel generates €30,000 in total revenue in one day, its TRevPAR is €300.
How does TRevPAR differ from RevPAR?
RevPAR only accounts for room revenue, while TRevPAR includes all revenue sources (restaurant, events, spa, parking). This provides a more complete picture of the hotel's overall financial performance beyond just occupancy and average room rate.
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