- Economy Extended-Stay
- WoodSpring Suites, InTown Suites — workforce, weekly-rate model.
- Mid-Scale Extended-Stay
- Candlewood, MainStay — basic kitchenettes, mid-tier rate.
- Upper Mid-Scale Extended-Stay
- Residence Inn, Homewood, Staybridge — full kitchens, larger suites.
- Upscale Extended-Stay
- Element, Sonesta ES Suites — design-forward upper-tier.
- What is RevPAS and how does it differ from RevPAR?
- RevPAS (Revenue Per Available Suite) is the extended-stay equivalent of RevPAR — total room revenue divided by available suites over a period. The metric exists because extended-stay properties sell suites with kitchenettes and separate living space rather than standard rooms. RevPAS comparisons are typically made against the STR Extended-Stay segment rather than transient comp sets. The segment runs higher GOPPAR margins (45-55%) due to weekly housekeeping and lower variable cost.
- Which REITs own extended-stay hotels?
- Apple Hospitality REIT (APLE) is the largest pure-play public exposure with 220+ select-service and extended-stay properties. Brand owners — Marriott (MAR), Hilton (HLT), IHG, and Choice (CHH) — collect franchise fees on Residence Inn, Home2 Suites, Staybridge, WoodSpring respectively. Extended Stay America was taken private 2021 by Blackstone + Starwood for $6B.
- How is length-of-stay analyzed in extended-stay hotels?
- Length-of-stay (LOS) distribution analysis segments demand into buckets (1-4, 5-7, 8-14, 15-29, 30+ nights) and surfaces which bucket drives the most contribution margin. Stays of 30+ nights typically get tax-exempt status (no TOT after 28-30 day threshold in most jurisdictions) and lower housekeeping cost, often delivering 20-40% higher contribution per night than transient stays. Ilora.ai analyzes LOS mix to optimize corporate negotiated rate strategy and minimum-stay rules.