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pernight

Pernight is a term used in hospitality and lodging contexts to denote the price charged for one night of occupancy. While commonly written as two words, “per night,” it may appear as a single token “pernight” in software interfaces, data feeds, or certain pricing engines.

Usage and interpretation: A per-night rate is the base unit used to calculate stays and can vary

Practical considerations: When comparing listings, consumers should distinguish the per-night rate from the total stay cost

See also: nightly rate, rate per night, per diem. These related terms describe similar concepts in pricing

with
room
type,
season,
demand,
and
promotions.
It
is
typically
described
alongside
other
charges,
such
as
taxes,
service
fees,
and
cleaning
fees.
In
pricing
systems,
the
field
may
be
labeled
pernight
or
price_per_night
and
represents
the
nightly
cost
before
any
extras.
and
consider
whether
taxes
and
fees
are
included.
Long-stay
discounts
or
minimum-stay
requirements
can
affect
the
effective
nightly
cost.
Writers
and
software
developers
should
prefer
“per
night”
or
“per-night”
in
prose,
reserving
“pernight”
for
machine-readable
contexts
such
as
APIs
and
data
exports.
but
differ
in
connotation
or
application,
with
per
diem
generally
referring
to
daily
allowances
rather
than
lodging
rates.