Hotel Statistics (Preliminary)

Updated 30 Sep 2011

Jan
2011

Maximum Room Nights

Paid Lettings

Available Room Nights2

Gross Lettings (Room Nights)3

Feb
2011

Mar
2011

Apr
2011

May
2011

Jun
2011

Jul
2011

Aug
2011

Sep
2011

1,135,756 1,022,265 1,091,220 1,029,919 1,053,898 1,020,249 1,056,766 1,035,786

902,969

827,674

918,347

854,490

864,302

1,104,108 1,001,302 1,067,480 1,004,160 1,026,927

875,089

Oct
2011

Nov
2011

Dec
2011

(e)

Jan-Aug
Year-On-Year
2011
% Change

8,445,859

15.8

961,157

842,322

7,046,349

17.5

997,383 1,038,222

999,858

8,239,439

16.4

910,083

833,421

924,620

860,625

870,865

881,064

967,703

847,561

7,095,943

17.4

82

83

87

86

85

88

93

85

86

0.7

208.6

191.8

223.4

207.0

213.4

221.5

236.5

204.8

1,707.1

34.3

Standard Average Room Rate (ARR)5 ($)

228.10

229.70

241.60

240.50

245.00

251.30

244.30

241.40

240.30

14.3

Revenue per Available Room (Revpar)6 ($)

188.00

191.20

209.30

206.10

207.80

222.00

227.70

204.60

206.90

15.2

Standard Average Occupancy Rate (AOR)4 (%)

Total Room Revenue ($ m)

Definitions
Room lettings paid for by hotel guests
2
Available room nights = Maximum rooms - Rooms under renovation, for staff use, others
3
Gross lettings (Room Nights) = Adjusted Paid lettings + Complimentary lettings
4
Standard AOR = [Gross lettings (Room Nights) / Available room nights] x 100
5
Standard ARR = Total room revenue / Gross lettings
6
Revpar = AOR x ARR
7
% Point Change (AOR)
(e)
Figures for the hotel industry are preliminary estimates
1

Note: STB has recently obtained data from the five IR hotels, which have been gazetted since Aug 2010. With immediate effect, their data has been incorporated into the gazetted hotel statistics.

Hotel Statistics by Tier (Preliminary)

Updated 30 Sep 2011

Standard Average Occupancy Rate

Year

Standard Average Room Rate

Mid-Tier Economy

Revenue Per Available Room (RevPar)

Luxury

Upscale

S$

2011
(Jan-Aug)

79

87

88

85

387.20

13.2

273.00

15.2

185.00

12.4

108.80

14.8

304.80

11.3

237.30

17.0

162.80

13.1

92.50

14.0

Jan

74

83

85

81

400.70

21.1

265.00

24.2

176.60

24.0

102.00

18.9

295.10

19.4

220.10

27.4

150.00

24.1

83.00

26.8

Feb

79

84

86

78

388.30

12.3

266.60

16.5

174.20

16.0

101.60

19.8

306.10

14.0

224.60

22.8

149.00

19.7

79.20

20.7

Mar

84

86

88

87

380.70

14.7

274.10

18.3

186.80

18.4

110.20

24.0

319.40

12.2

235.90

14.9

165.20

16.6

95.70

22.4

Apr

77

86

89

87

390.30

13.2

270.50

13.8

184.80

9.7

111.40

16.5

301.90

7.2

231.70

13.4

163.80

11.5

96.60

15.0

May

76

85

88

85

399.50

14.3

274.80

14.3

187.10

12.7

113.10

15.6

305.00

9.2

232.60

10.4

165.10

13.1

96.50

11.4

Jun

80

89

90

88

394.30

12.8

281.30

13.1

195.40

8.7

115.70

12.2

316.50

12.6

250.50

11.6

176.60

9.7

101.50

7.0

Jul

85

94

94

93

380.10

12.8

274.10

16.5

191.70

11.2

111.30

11.1

324.30

20.6

258.50

20.5

181.00

14.9

103.20

8.9

Aug

74

88

84

84

365.00

4.5

276.80

8.7

183.80

4.6

108.50

5.0

269.70

-3.8

243.40

17.0

153.60

2.7

90.90

4.3

Luxury

Upscale

S$

Mid-Tier

S$

Economy

S$

Luxury

S$

Upscale

S$

Mid-Tier

S$

Economy

S$

(e)

Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec

Note:
The hotel tiering system is a reference system developed by the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) to categorise the different hotels in Singapore into tiers based on a combination of factors that include average room rates, location and product characteristics.
Figures for the hotel industry are preliminary estimates, based on returns as at 13 Sep 2011. The current hotel tiers published are based on the hotels performance in 2010. The response rate across the tiers may vary.
Luxury - Includes hotels in the luxury segment and are predominantly in prime locations and/or in historical buildings
Upscale - Includes hotels in the upscale segment and are generally in prime locations or hotels with boutique positioning in prime or distinctive location
Mid-Tier - Includes hotels in the mid-tier segment and are primarily located in prime commercial zones or immediately outlying areas
Economy - Includes hotels in the budget segment and are generally located in outlying areas