DENVER-The average hotel occupancy rate in April in the Denver area rose to 63.1% in April from 61.7% in April 2001, the first month-over-month increase in 13 months, shows the Rocky Mountain Lodging Report. Co-author of the report, Robert Benton of Denver-based Robert Benton & Associates, admits he is surprised by the increase.

”I thought it would still be down,” Benton tells GlobeSt.com. ”I knew that Downtown would be strong because of all the conventions. But I was surprised by the strength of what happened along the I-25 corridor. They had all been crying the blues.”

The average downtown occupancy rate in April was a whopping 77.8%, compared with 66.6% in April 2001.

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