Hotel occupancy continues upward climb; Greeley tops the list
Hotels in Colorado continue their upward climb, both seasonally and as they recover from the past two pandemic years.
Statewide, March occupancy was at 63.7%, up from 51.3% in March last year. Year to date, occupancy statewide was 58.4%, up from 43.3% a year prior, according to information provided by the Colorado Hotel and Lodging Association.
In Northern Colorado and the Boulder Valley, Greeley hotels continued to top the charts at 70.8% occupancy for the month of March, with an average daily rate of $97.31.
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That was followed by Loveland hotels, with 65.1% occupancy and average daily rate of $113.49.
Longmont hotel rooms were 63.6% occupied during the month of March at a $100.29 average rate.
Boulder hotel rooms, at the highest average daily rate of any community in the region at $153.05, saw an occupancy of 62.7%.
Rooms in Fort Collins were occupied 55% of the time at an average rate of $109.88.
The U.S. Highway 36 corridor saw a 53.7% occupancy and an average daily rate of $120.05.
Finally, Estes Park, which typically will see greater tourism impact than other communities in the region, saw just 35.3% occupancy for March but still maintained a high average room rate of $147.96.
