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Rooms removed from inventory due to being repurposed, part of a full property renovation or no longer available in the rental pool.

The number of rooms sold in a specified time period (excludes complimentary rooms). Refer to Data Reporting Guidelines for more specific application. See: Demand, Room Demand.

The number of properties and rooms that submit performance data to STR.

The period when a property is closed for at least one calendar month around the same time each year. Example: A ski lodge is closed during summer or a beach resort is closed during winter.

Rooms sold and revenue data broken down by customer type (transient, group, contract). Refer to Data Reporting Guidelines for more specific application.

Based on total physical room count of the property. For STR reporting purposes, properties are grouped according to the following five thresholds:  Fewer than 75 Rooms  75 – 149 Rooms  150 – 299 Rooms  300 – 500 Rooms  Over 500 Rooms ...

Property with onsite access to ski slopes.

What is a soft brand hotel? A soft brand is an affiliation between an independent hotel and a hotel chain which can provide hotel operators with lower costs and added flexibility when compared with traditional franchise agreements. The arrangement allows independent...

A spa is a facility within a hotel that offers various wellness and beauty treatments to guests. These treatments may include massages, facials, body wraps, and other therapeutic services. The spa is designed to provide a relaxing and rejuvenating experience for gues...

Setting that shows data online, based on the dSTAR Report. Shows the subject property's reported adjusted or full availability, versus the full availability of the competitive set and industry segment. 

STR's proprietary numbering system. Each hotel in the STR database has a unique STR Number. This also is known as an STR Code or Census ID.

Geographic area that is a subset of a market (i.e., Waikiki, HI in the Oahu Island, HI market). See Market.