The table shows the percentage of the rooms occupied in six hotels during May to September between 1985 and 2000. The table also indicates the star rating of each hotel.

The table presents not only the proportion of room reservations in 6 different places in summer vacation during the period between 1985 and 2000 but

also

the star rating of each accommodation.

It is clear that

all 4 hotels witnessed an upward tendency in the amount of occupation, except for Hotel Concorde and Hamilton's.

Besides

, despite being a 3-star hotel, Hampton's took up the largest percentage of reservations of all time. As can be seen, Hamilton's, which is a luxurious hotel, comprised 100% of bookings in 1985, followed by 90% in Concorde. The figures for these 2 places remained unchanged over the next 5 years,

then

decreased significantly to 70% and 66% respectively in 2000.

However

, The Tower, a 4-star resort, made up only 57% at

first,

climbed to 85% at

last

after dropping to 55% in 1995. Regarding the others, Hampton's was recorded to be at the top of the list with 100% of rooms being occupied in the first year of the period.

Nevertheless

, the sum of those fell to 90% within a decade before reaching a peak of 100% again

at the end

.

Likewise

, Olivia

together with

The Continental, which is a 3-star destination as well, accounted for 90% and 79% severally in 1985.

While

the former increased gradually to 95% over the following 15 years, the latter soared modestly to 80%.