Which term denotes the number of rooms currently occupied?

Which term denotes the number of rooms currently occupied?

• A. Occupied Rooms (Occ Rms)
• B. Departures (Dep)
• C. Walk-In (Wlk In)
• D. VR/VD

Answer: (A)

In hospitality metrics, the number of rooms currently in use is called the occupancy count, and the label used for that measurement is Occupied Rooms (Occ Rms). This term directly reflects how many rooms have guests checked in at this moment, making it the best fit for “the number of rooms currently occupied.” Departures refer to guests who have checked out, so they describe past occupancy rather than the current state. Walk-In describes guests arriving without prior reservations and doesn’t itself indicate how many rooms are presently occupied. VR/VD denotes another status metric in the system and is not the current-occupancy count.

In hospitality metrics, the number of rooms currently in use is called the occupancy count, and the label used for that measurement is Occupied Rooms (Occ Rms). This term directly reflects how many rooms have guests checked in at this moment, making it the best fit for “the number of rooms currently occupied.” Departures refer to guests who have checked out, so they describe past occupancy rather than the current state. Walk-In describes guests arriving without prior reservations and doesn’t itself indicate how many rooms are presently occupied. VR/VD denotes another status metric in the system and is not the current-occupancy count.