HENDERSONVILLE, Tennessee—Total U.S. hotel revenues, profits and labor costs reached an all-time high, according to STR‘s P&L data for 2022. With more supply in the market, the key profitability metrics each came in lower than their pre-pandemic comparable on a per-available-room basis.
2022 estimated totals
- Revenue: US$239.7 billion
- GOP: $101.3 billion
- EBITDA: US$74.8 billion
- Labor: US$70.9 billion
2022 per-available-room metrics (% change from 2019)
- GOPPAR: US$73.70 (-5.5%)
- TRevPAR: US$202.23 (-4.3%)
- EBITDA PAR: US$52.20 (-5.6%)
- LPAR (Labor Costs): US$65.94 (-7.6%)
“Total revenues and profits surpassed 2019 levels due to strong demand, tremendous pricing power influenced by inflation and increased revenues from other departments,” said Raquel Ortiz, STR’s director of financial performance. “The metrics also improved on a per-available room basis as the year went on.
“Labor costs grew at a compound monthly rate of 3.7% as hotels maximized their staffing hours and paid out more to contract workers. At the same time, that contract labor played into profit margin growth because of the savings realized in benefits. F&B revenues have yet to recover to 2019 levels, with catering & banquets as the laggard due to the gap in group and corporate demand.”
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