Longmont lodging occupancy wasn’t too far behind the state in January.
According to the most recent Rocky Mountain Lodging Report from the Colorado Hotel and Lodging Association, 48% of room nights were occupied in Longmont compared to 55% across the state.
January’s occupancy this year was slightly lower in Longmont compared to January 2022, which saw 52.1% occupancy. The state saw occupancy increase this year compared to 51.9% in January 2022.
The average daily rate in January in Longmont was $96 a night, compared to a statewide average of $193 a night. Resort towns are a major contributor to the statewide lodging impacts right now, with resorts seeing 66% occupancy and rooms averaging $551 a night in January.
December and January tend to be the lowest occupancy months for Colorado. Average nightly rates are up for the state this year from $178.
