Total statewide hotel revenues for the first quarter were $394.1 million (-62.5%) compared to $1.05 billion in 2020. Room supply was 4.5 million room nights (-7.4%), and room demand was 1.5 million room nights (-57.4%).
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In comparison to the top U.S. markets during the first quarter, the Hawaiian Islands earned the third highest RevPAR at $87 (-59.5%). Florida destinations led the nation with Miami reporting the highest RevPAR at $143 (-20.9%), followed by Tampa at $89 (-14.9%).
Hawaii led the U.S. markets in ADR for the first quarter at $269 (-12.0%) followed by Miami at $223 (-14.7%) and Tampa at $135 (-9.4%).
With the U.S. Mainland accessible for road trips and short-haul inter-continental flights, the Hawaiian Islands’ first quarter occupancy paled in comparison to STR’s top 25 markets; landing at the 23rd spot. Tampa, Florida topped the country in occupancy at 68.5 percent (-4.3 percentage points), followed by Miami, Florida at 64.2 percent (-5.0 percentage points), and Phoenix, Arizona at 59.4 percent (-8.4 percentage points).
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When compared to international “sun and sea” destinations, Maui County ranked second for first quarter RevPAR at $157 (-50.3%). Hotels in the Maldives ranked highest in RevPAR at $551 (+27.4%). The island of Hawaii, Oahu, and Kauai ranked fifth, tenth, and eleventh, respectively.
The Maldives led in first quarter ADR at $909 (+28.9%), followed by French Polynesia ($510, +5.5%) and Maui County ($457, -1.9%). The island of Hawaii, Kauai, and Oahu ranked sixth, ninth, and tenth, respectively. The Maldives also led in first quarter occupancy for “sun and sea” destinations (60.6 percent, -0.7 percentage points), followed by Puerto Rico (49.5 percent, -9.6 percentage points) and the Cancun region (38.5 percent, -24.8 percentage points). The island of Hawaii, Maui County, Oahu, and Kauai ranked fourth, seventh, ninth, and eleventh, respectively.
