Cost of carpet: 10*7*28.80 = 2016
This would cost about $313.90.
That depends entirely on the cost of the carpet per square yard (or square metre) !
To calculate the price per square meter, divide the total price by the total number of square meters. For example, if a piece of cardboard with an area of 10 square meters cost 5 dollars, the price per square meter would be (10 m2)/($5), which comes out to be 50 cents per square meter.
If a sari uses 3.58 meters of material and the material costs 6.98 per meter you calculate the cost: 3.58 meters x 6.98 per meter = 24.9884 24.9884 or if rounded to whole pennies 24.99
To calculate the cost per occupied room for laundry chemicals, you would divide the total laundry chemical cost by the total number of rooms serviced. This will give you the cost per room. You can then further refine it by considering the number of occupied rooms to get the cost per occupied room.
The actual cost per room per day for laundry products - for example, if a motel/hotel spends $600.00 a month for laundry products, and it was a 30 day month, the cost per day would be easy to calculate: $600.00 divided by 30 days = $20.00 per day. Hotels normally know their occupance rate (or percentage). If this example is a 200 room facility, with 65% occupancy at month end: 30 days times 200 rooms = 6000 times .65 (65%) = 3900 occupied rooms. Take the same $600.00 total cost in this example divided by the 3900 occupied room and you should come up with slightly over .15 cents per occupied room. Cost per occupied room is generally calculated on a month by month basis.
Average number of nights occupied per room = Number of nights occupied from January to December / Number of rooms.Occupancy rate = 100 * Average number of nights occupied per room /365
Do you mean how do you calculate occupancy or how do you calculate the Average Daily rate? To calculate the Average Rate = Rooms Revenue divided by Rooms Sold To Calculate Occupancy = Total Rooms Sold divided by Total number of rooms available in the hotel x 100
The total cost divided by the number of rooms sold equals your CPRR.
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That would depend what information you are given. The cost of floor tiling is often already expressed per square meter. If you know the total cost of a certain floor, you can divide by the area to get the cost per square meter.
We sell toiletries to UK hotels through our online store. Miniature shampoos and the like can cost between 5p and 25p depending on quality selected and so a 100 bed hotel providing and average of 4 items per room per night (shampoo, conditioner, shower gel and soap), would pay between 20p and £1 per occupied room. If they are 75% occupied, 75 rooms per night mutliplied by 365 days = 27,375 room nights. So they spend between £5,475 and £27,375pa. That's £54.75 and £273.75 per room in the hotel pa.
it cost 80 per room
Variable cost per unit = Total variable cost / total number of units manufactured
If it deals with AVERAGE ROOM RATE then:- TOTAL REVENUE divided by the No of ROOM OCCUPIED for that period. E.G:- no of rooms availabe - 500 occupancy - 75 % (375 rooms occupied) total revenue - 93750 thus, AVG ROOM RATE =93750/375 =Rs 250 /- per room. (SOUMIK)