{"id":23067,"date":"2011-08-24T10:47:11","date_gmt":"2011-08-24T10:47:11","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.xotels.com\/uncategorized\/kpi-for-spa-revenue-management-sur-atr-revpath-srevpor"},"modified":"2025-06-23T10:21:24","modified_gmt":"2025-06-23T10:21:24","slug":"spa-revenue-management-kpi","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.xotels.com\/en\/revenue-management\/spa-revenue-management-kpi","title":{"rendered":"KPI for Spa Revenue Management: SUR, ATR, REVPATH, SREVPOR"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"SPA_Revenue_Management_KPI\"Last month, at Xotels – hotel revenue management consulting<\/a> we discussed the apparent need for hotels to implement a revenue management strategy for their spa in order to maximize the profitability of their business. So let\u2019s now take a closer look, and define the Key Performance Indicators that need to be measured.<\/p>\n

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Just like Average Room Rate<\/a>, Occupancy<\/a>, REVPAR<\/a>, GOPPAR<\/a>, for Hotel Revenue Management, Spa Revenue Management has its own statistics. The 4 most important KPIs <\/a>to measure Spa performance are:<\/p>\n

1. Spa Utilization Ratio (SUR)<\/h2>\n
Do you know what the Spa Utilization Ratio<\/a> or Occupancy is? Really, what was yesterday\u2019s utilization level of your spa? And how about last week, month, or year to date? Are you measuring occupancy levels of each of treatment room by hour, half a day, and full-day?<\/div>\n

To calculate the utilization ratio of your spa you need to define time and space units to be measured. For example, if a spa has 5 treatments rooms and is open from 10.00am till 8.00pm. And during the week you have sold for 250 hours of treatment. The occupancy will be 71,4%. The utilization ratio is calculated as follows:<\/p>\n

SUR = hours of treatment sold \/ hours of treatment available<\/p>\n

250 hours of treatment sold \/ (10 hours * 5 treatment rooms * 7 days) = 71,4%<\/p>\n

2. Average Treatment Rate (ATR)<\/h2>\n

The Average Treatment Rate <\/a>is the revenue generated divided by the number of treatments sold. The Average Treatment Rate will vary upon the level of demand, day of the week, type of treatments sold \u2026The ATR is a good indicator when using a dynamic pricing strategy.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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3. REVPATH<\/h2>\n
REVPATH stands for Revenue Per Available Treatment Hour<\/a>, which is calculated by the total revenue generated by treatments, divided, by the number of treatment room hours (treatment rooms multiplied by numbers of hours opened).<\/div>\n

Treatment Revenues
\nTreatment Rooms x Opening Hours<\/p>\n

It is basically the same as REVPAR for your hotel rooms.<\/p>\n

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Based on the REVPATH results, you will be able to identify trends per of the day of the week and time of day. It will enable you to develop a strategy to sell premium products during specific time slots of high demand or offer a promotion to appeal to clients during lower demand hours.<\/p>\n

4. SREVPOR<\/h2>\n
Spa Revenue per Occupied (hotel) Room <\/a>is an important indicator to measure how many of your clients, staying in your hotel rooms, are utilizing the Spa. It identifies the relation between the occupancy of the hotel and the results of the Spa. Depending of the season and also depending of your hotel client mix, the contribution to the spa may vary. An interesting KPI that helps you understand the ratio between internal and external utilization levels.<\/div>\n
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Other Key Performance Indicators that can be useful are:<\/div>\n