Hotels Occupancy Rises, And So Do Prices The surge in tourism that has helped retailers has produce nothing short of a boom for hotel owners and operators.

Hotels Occupancy Rates And Prices Up With a booming economy and an influx of tourists to what is now perceived as a safe, vibrant city, New York's hotels filled almost to capacity.

Hotels Occupancy Is Up, And Prices Rise New York's hotels remain filled to a high level of occupancy, as tourism and business bring more visitors to a city that is seen as safe and exciting.

Manhattan Hotels Occupancy and Rates Still Falling The occupancy rate at hotels in Manhattan dropped to 70.7 percent in the first half of this year, compared with 73.5 percent in the comparable period of 2002, according to PrivewaterhouseCoopers.

Hotels Occupancy Jumps, Along With Prices Even though the millennium was a bit of a bust for hotel owners and operators, with demand well below what some had hoped for, occupancy rates in the city's hotels remained near historic highs and revenues grew quickly as room rates rose.