Business Value
- Replaces running the report hotel by hotel and adding it up by hand.
- Shows group figures in the layout staff already know.
- Works out ADR, RevPAR and occupancy from group totals, not averages.
- Stops the run when hotels use different currencies.
- Opens only for users with the report’s own permission.
Use Cases
- A consolidated GM checks group occupancy for the next two weeks in one file.
- A financial controller compares group ADR and RevPAR day by day.
- A multi-property night auditor downloads the group’s statistics without opening each hotel.
How It Works
Running the Report
- There is no Currency parameter.
- The report downloads as Excel only. There is no preview on screen.
All Hotels Must Use One Currency
When you download, the system checks the default currency of each hotel in the run. These are the hotels you picked, or all hotels when Hotels is empty. If the currencies differ, the report does not run. You see this message: All selected instances must have the same default currency. Amounts are added as they are. There is no currency conversion.Report Layout
The layout matches the single-hotel Revenue and Occupancy Statistics report.- One row per date, then a Total row.
- Channel columns come first: Adults, Children, Room Revenue, Revenue, ADR, RevPar and Rooms for each channel. Then Total Channels.
- Room columns come next: Total Rooms, Occ. Rooms, Rooms Available, Out of Order, Comp. Rooms, House Use Rooms, Rooms To Sell, Paid Rooms, the four Occ. % columns, Arr. Rooms and Dep. Rooms.
- There is no Hotel column. There are no rows per hotel.
How the Figures Are Combined
Each date row shows the group figure for that date.
Example: Hotel A has 10 rooms. Hotel B has 15 rooms. Room revenue for the day is 1,000. RevPar is 1,000 ÷ 25 = 40.00.
- Channels are matched by name. The same channel name in two hotels makes one column.
- A different spelling makes a new column. “Booking” and “Booking.com” are two columns.
- Each figure means the same as in the single-hotel report.