TRevPAR Calculator
Total Revenue Per Available Room
Measure Total Hotel Revenue Per Room.
Use this free TRevPAR calculator to evaluate how much overall income each room in your property generates — not just from accommodation, but from every department.
What is TRevPAR?
TRevPAR, or Total Revenue Per Available Room, is a hotel performance metric that measures the total revenue generated across the entire property, divided by the number of available rooms.
Unlike ADR or RevPAR, which focus only on room sales, TRevPAR includes all revenue sources — such as food and beverage, spa, retail, tours, or any other ancillary services. This makes TRevPAR a more complete indicator of overall property performance. It is especially useful for full-service hotels and resorts where non-room revenue plays a large role in the business model.
By understanding how much total income each room is contributing, hotel managers can evaluate the true productivity of their inventory and make decisions that drive property-wide revenue growth.
TRevPAR Formula
To calculate TRevPAR, you divide your property’s total revenue by the total number of available rooms during a specific period.
The formula looks like this:
TRevPAR =
Total Revenue
Total Available Rooms
Total revenue includes all income generated during the period — not just from rooms, but from all operating departments. For example, if your hotel brings in $120,000 in total revenue over 30 days and has 100 rooms available, you divide $120,000 by 3,000 available room nights (100 rooms × 30 days). That results in a TRevPAR of $40. This means that, on average, each room is generating $40 in revenue every day, even if it’s not sold.
Why TRevPAR is Important for Full-Service Hotels
TRevPAR is especially valuable for hotels and resorts that generate significant revenue from non-room services. In these cases, focusing only on ADR or RevPAR can give an incomplete view of performance.
TRevPAR brings everything together — rooms, restaurants, spa, bar, retail, activities — to show the true earning power of the property. By tracking this metric, hotel managers and revenue teams can identify high-performing departments, uncover revenue leaks, and spot new opportunities for upselling or cross-selling.
It also helps with strategic decisions around investment, marketing, and resource allocation, because it shows how each part of the guest experience contributes to overall success.
How TRevPAR Works with RevPAR and GOPPAR
TRevPAR focuses on total revenue generation, while RevPAR focuses on room revenue, and GOPPAR focuses on profit. Each metric serves a specific purpose, and when used together, they provide a full picture of hotel performance.
For example, a high TRevPAR alongside a modest RevPAR might indicate that your food and beverage or spa offerings are performing very well. On the other hand, a strong TRevPAR with a weak GOPPAR could reveal that operational expenses are cutting into profitability.
Using all three metrics allows you to balance top-line growth with cost efficiency and ensure that every department is contributing in a profitable way.
Grow Revenue Across Every Department with Prostay
Prostay helps hoteliers move beyond room-focused metrics by giving you real-time visibility into total property performance.
With TRevPAR integrated directly into your dashboards, you can monitor revenue from each department, run comparative reports, and track how ancillary sales impact your bottom line.
From boutique properties to large resorts, Prostay gives you the data and automation tools to grow revenue in every corner of your business.