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KPMG Majestic Hotels Appendix B Sleeping Room Revenue Records
Appendix B – Majestic Hotels, Inc. Room Rate and Occupancy Records
MAJESTIC HOTELS, INC.
PROPERTY:
Asheville
MONTHLY OCCUPANCY SUMMARY REPORT
YEAR:
2011
Month

January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Average

Total Rooms

Occupancy

Occupied

Percent

126
150
154
162
163
159
156
162
154
186
149
118
153

51.6%
61.4%
63.1%
66.2%
66.7%
65.3%
64.0%
66.4%
63.2%
76.4%
61.0%
48.3%
62.8%

Total
ADR

$140.27
$139.29
$141.80
$140.20
$143.72
$141.90
$139.11
$141.54
$145.08
$157.36
$148.66
$137.38
$143.03

Daily Rent

$17,674.02
$20,893.50
$21,837.20
$22,712.40
$23,426.36
$22,562.10
$21,701.16
$22,929.48
$22,342.32
$29,268.96
$22,150.34
$16,210.84
$21,975.72

Appendix B – Majestic Hotels, Inc. Room Rate and Occupancy Records
MAJESTIC HOTELS, INC.
PROPERTY:
Charleston
MONTHLY OCCUPANCY SUMMARY REPORT
YEAR:
2011
Month

January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Average

Total Rooms

Occupancy

Occupied

Percent

120
153
167
169
159
161
155
145
143
170
140
127
151

62.5%
79.9%
86.8%
88.2%
82.8%
83.9%
81.0%
75.4%
74.3%
88.7%
73.1%
66.4%
78.6%

Total
ADR

$138.58
$154.90
$176.76
$192.39
$184.90
$172.15
$143.96
$138.63
$138.97
$187.04
$156.50
$130.02
$159.57

Daily Rent

$16,629.60
$23,699.70
$29,518.92
$32,513.91
$29,399.10
$27,716.15
$22,313.80
$20,101.35
$19,872.71
$31,796.80
$21,910.00
$16,512.54
$24,332.05

Appendix B – Majestic Hotels, Inc. Room Rate and Occupancy Records
MAJESTIC HOTELS, INC.
PROPERTY:
Savannah
MONTHLY OCCUPANCY SUMMARY REPORT
YEAR:
2011
Month

January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Average

Total Rooms

Occupancy

Occupied

Percent

58
72
87
90
79
78
74
68
65
65
61
55
71

52.9%
65.4%
79.5%
81.5%
71.7%
70.8%
67.1%
62.1%
59.4%
59.3%
55.6%
49.9%
64.6%

Total
ADR

$106.04
$106.13
$183.10
$178.96
$160.25
$157.89
$154.38
$156.62
$131.32
$123.93
$114.11
$111.00
$140.31

Daily Rent

$6,150.32
$7,641.36
$15,929.70
$16,106.40

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