Inventory & operations

Occupancy Rate Calculator

Calculate occupied capacity over available room-nights or seat-hours.

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Example result

Occupancy rate70%
Unused capacity
90 units

Use matching units such as room-nights over the same date range. Remove unavailable capacity consistently.

Understand the result

How to calculate it

Occupancy = occupied capacity units ÷ available capacity units × 100

Use matching units such as room-nights over the same date range. Remove unavailable capacity consistently.

Worked example

This is an illustrative scenario, not a market benchmark. Select “Reset to example” to reproduce it in the calculator.

Occupied capacity units
210 units
Available capacity units
300 units

Occupancy rate: 70%

Common questions

Occupancy Rate FAQ

Can I mix rooms and room-nights?

No. Ten rooms over 30 nights is 300 available room-nights. Match the occupied numerator to that time-based denominator.

What does this calculation leave out?

Use matching units such as room-nights over the same date range. Remove unavailable capacity consistently.

Are my inputs saved or sent to a server?

Calculations run in your browser. We do not send your inputs or results to our server or analytics. A comparison stays in this tab until it is refreshed. A CSV is saved only when you choose to download it. See our privacy policy for ordinary hosting and optional analytics data.

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