Hunt lodging market

Hotel, motel and RV-park revenue reported to the Texas Comptroller · 220th largest of 344 Texas cities in 2021

Lodging revenue is withheld for Hunt from 2022 onward. One operator accounts for most of it — often a management company filing for many rental units at one address. A total dominated by a single filer describes that filer, not a market, so publishing it would mislead in both directions. Property counts and bar & restaurant sales below are unaffected.

2021 lodging revenue · last published

$4.2M

+56.4%

Properties

filing occupancy tax

Revenue per room-night

$40.60

market-wide average

2022 alcohol sales

$2K

1 bars & restaurants

Lodging revenue

Room receipts filed by every hotel, motel and RV park in Hunt.

Bar & restaurant alcohol sales

Mixed-beverage receipts, back to 2007 — a longer run than the lodging data, and never withheld.

By property type · 2021

Type	Properties	Revenue
Hotel	1	withheld · under 4 properties

The 14 properties behind these numbers

Every figure above is the sum of individual filings. Per-property revenue, ownership history and comparables are part of the paid product.

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Figures are aggregated from hotel occupancy-tax and mixed-beverage filings published by the Texas Comptroller. A period is withheld where fewer than four businesses reported it, or where one business makes up most of the total — an “average” of two businesses is a worse number, not a better one. Informational only — not financial, investment, or tax advice. Texas Lodging Data is not affiliated with the Texas Comptroller.