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 shows the

percentage

of rooms occupied in six

hotels

from May until September. The data is taken between 1985 to 2000 at 5-year intervals. A star rating of each

hotel

is

also

included.

Overall

, there are

two

5

-star

hotels

, one 4

-star

and three 3

-star

. Hampton's and

Hamilton

's are the top

two

hotels

throughout the four

years

shown on the table,

while

HotelConcorde

holds the lowest

percentage

of occupied rooms in 1995. We'll begin with the first

two

years

of 1985 and 1990. As mentioned above, Hampton's, a 3

-star

hotel

, and

Hamilton

's, a 5

-star

hotel

, top the occupied

percentage

for both

years

, standing tall at 100% for both

hotels

. Following we have

Hotel

Olivia, a 3

-star

hotel

, and

HotelConcorde

, a five

-star

hotel

with both

hotels

having 90% of their rooms filled in 1985. In 1990

HotelConcorde

percentage

remained steady

while

Hotel

Olivia’s dropped by 5%.

Finally

, we have The Continental, a 3

-star

hotel

, and The Tower, a 4

-star

hotel

. In 1985, the percentages were 79% and 57% meanwhile in 1990, they changed to 83% and 85% respectively. Moving on to the

last

two

years

1995 and 2000. Hampton's and

Hamilton

's are still standing strong with 90% and 95% in 1995 respectively. In 2000,

Hamilton

's

percentage

dropped by 25%

while

Hamilton

's increased to maximum capacity.

Then

, during 1995, we had The Continental and

Hotel

Olivia, which stood at 70% and 89% respectively, increasing by 6% for

Hotel

Olivia and 10% for The Continental in the next 5

years

.

Finally

,

HotelConcorde

and The Tower clocks in at the bottom as during 1995 they had 30% and 55% respectively.

This

changed to 66% and 85% in 2000.