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 Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make compari

The tabular chart reveals the information of distribution of the rooms took up in six hotels during the mid of the year from May to September. The data is divided into six hotels namely Hotel Concorde, Hamilton's, The Tower, Hotel Olivia, Hampton's and The Continental. The data is given between 1985 and 2000 and the span of years is fifteen. The data is calibrated in numbers.

At the first glance, it is crystal clear that Hampton's occupied a larger number of rooms than other five hotels in all the years from May to September. It possessed 100% rooms in 1985, 1990 and 2000 while it was 90% in 1995 but still higher than others. It showed an inclining trend in percentage of the rooms. First and foremost, in 1985, Hamilton's owned 100 percent rooms which remained some in 1990 and decreased to 95% and 70% in 1995 and 2000 respectively which showed a declining drift in number of rooms but overall, it rated five stars. Moving further, Hotel Concorde took up 90% apartments while The Continental possessed 79% apartments. Although, Hotel Concorde had five stars which rates the hotel whereas The Continental had just three. It indicates a trivial as well as negligible difference. Further more, In 2000, The Hotel Concorde occupied just 65% rooms whilst 95% apartments owned by Hotel Olivia. A significant difference is noticed.

In a long run, it can be encapsulated that all the hotels have good rating in all years. The Tower hotel have rooms lesser than other hotels. One of the striking fact is that all the six hotels possessed the least number of apartments in 1995. On the contrary, three hotels namely Hotel Concorde, Hamilton's and Hampton's enclosed stable number of rooms during 1985 and 1990 but rating was different of Hampton's.