CPOR stands for Cost Per Occupied Room, a key performance indicator used in the hospitality industry to measure the average cost of each room that is occupied by a guest. This metric takes into account all the expenses associated with running a hotel, such as labor costs, utilities, and maintenance, and divides it by the total number of rooms occupied during a specific period of time. CPOR is an important tool for hotel managers to track and analyze their operational efficiency and make informed decisions to improve profitability. A lower CPOR indicates that a hotel is effectively managing its costs and generating higher revenue from its rooms, while a higher CPOR may signal areas for improvement. By monitoring CPOR, hotels can optimize their operations and provide guests with a superior experience at a competitive price.