Santa Anna lodging market

Hotel, motel and RV-park revenue reported to the Texas Comptroller · 347th largest of 361 Texas cities in 2022

Lodging revenue is withheld for Santa Anna from 2023 onward. Fewer than 4properties reported, and an average over that few is one business’s figure wearing a label. Property counts and bar & restaurant sales below are unaffected.

2022 lodging revenue · last published

$184K

-16.8%

Properties

filing occupancy tax

Revenue per room-night

$17.41

market-wide average

Alcohol sales

—

0 bars & restaurants

Lodging revenue

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

Bar & restaurant alcohol sales

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

Nothing filed here yet.

By property type · 2022

Type	Properties	Revenue
Hotel	1	withheld · under 4 properties
RV Park	2	withheld · under 4 properties

Wider economy

Hospitality sales tax, the local hotel tax rate, and permit activity for Santa Anna — public state open data, area-level only.

Santa Anna · hotels & restaurants · 2026 Q1

$385K

-6.8% YoY

Reporting locations

filing sales tax

Local hotel tax

on top of state 6% · FY2024

Lodging permits · 12 mo

1 opened

0 closed

Hotels & restaurants · gross sales

Area-level figures reported to the Texas Comptroller — combined gross sales for every hotel, restaurant, and bar in Santa Anna, not this property. Per-business sales tax figures are confidential under state law and are not published for any business. Shown as published by the Comptroller — an occasional single-quarter spike reflects the source filing, not a correction we’ve applied. Local hotel tax revenue FY2024: $8K.

The 3 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.