Despite the drop, hoteliers and tourism officials were happy.For the week ended Dec. 15, San Diego's hotel room revenue was down20.9 % due to a lull in group business and the beginning of holidayleisure travel, according to hotel industry analyst RobertRauch.
While it still seems like a steep decline, compared to competingdestinations, occupancy rates in San Diego are expected to finishthe year flat.
Area-wide occupancy levels for 2001 should finish out the yearnear 70%, with an average room rate of $111, a 3% decline inoccupancy from 2000, according to Smith Travel Research.
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