The Extended Stay Lodging Association is one of its kind focusing on extended stay properties within the United States. Our membership consists of owners/operators and vendors, this focus is to bring everyone together doing business together within the hospitality and tourism industries.
Welcome to ESLA!
Extended-stay has been a booming segment with substantial growth in recent years. We expect it will continue to be a main driver in the market heading into 2023, particularly as demand for these accommodations soars and labor remains expensive and in short supply.
In 2021, the segment outperformed all other chain scales, with occupancy running nearly 20 points higher than all other U.S. segments combined. More recently, Q3 2022 industry data from STR shows guests checking into the economy and midscale extended-stay hotels at a higher rate (76%) than that of the traditional economy and midscale hotels (62%).
What is an Extended-Stay Hotel?
Extended stay hotels are hotels where the guest can book accommodation for 5 days or more. It offers limited to no food and beverage facilities or meeting space. It is just like renting an apartment with no fixed contract. The hotel is comprised of individual guest rooms or suites. Hence, these hotels are fitted with the facility like a normal home with kitchens, utensils, dining areas, self-serve laundry, etc.
Membership
Join NowCurrently, our membership is for owners, and operators who own and operate extended-stay hotels including vendors. This is a not-for-profit organization.
Industry News
Learn MoreESLA includes educational webinars, checklists, and many more supporting materials to educate our members on extended-stay lodging.
Events
Learn MoreWe will soon be adding educational webinars and live events to our membership. Please email us at info@esla.org with your suggestions for ongoing educational content.
Join Extended Stay Lodging Association
Making connections is critical, and joining the ESLA association gives countless opportunities to building connects and stay informed on industry trends. For most people, creating professional relationships is important, and joining a group allows you to have a sense of security and trust.
