Hotel were 70 percent occupied between January and June, more than the 69.1 percent during the same

New Orleans-area hotels were 1.3 percent of occupancy through the first half of the year compared with the same time in 2012, according to Smith Travel Research's monthly hotel report released today.
Hotel were 70 percent disney contemporary hotel occupied between January and June, more than the 69.1 percent during the same period in 2011. Rooms, meanwhile disney contemporary hotel were running an average of 9.4 percent more at $141.96 per night this year compared with $129.82.
On a monthly basis, New Orleans-area hotels were down slightly in June compared with a year ago at 65.2 percent compared with 66 percent occupancy in 2011, marking the 23rd highest rate among the top 25 markets Smith Travel Research tracks. The June rate was down from the May rate of 71.9 percent.
disney contemporary hotel Meanwhile, rooms in the New Orleans area were the 13th most expensive at an average of $116.18 a night, less than the $139.22 in May but more than the $115.65 average during the same month a year ago. The New York area was the most expensive disney contemporary hotel at $255.58.
The national occupancy rate was 70.3 percent, up from the 63.5 percent in May and from the 67.4 percent rate in June 2011. The average nightly room rate was $107.45, slightly more than the $105.81 the previous month but more than the $102.31 average a year earlier.
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