Dear Mews Community, 
In response to repetitive inquiries, this week's support tip sheds light on Average Daily Rate (ADR) calculations and how various reservation types may or may not impact it. Let's address some common questions:
- House use: When creating house use reservations, rest assured that it doesn't affect your ADR. ADR is the average price paid for rooms sold. Since house use is not a sold room and doesn't remove spaces from your inventory, it doesn't impact your ADR.
- Out of Service (OOS): Rooms marked as Out of Service (OOS) also have no effect on your ADR. These rooms remain available for sale, ensuring they are not deducted from your inventory.
- Office Spaces: We understand that some hotel rooms may be repurposed as offices. If these office spaces are still bookable by guests, they won't affect your ADR. As long as these spaces remain in your inventory and can be sold, your ADR remains unaffected.
For more detailed insights, you can explore our comprehensive guide on "What are the House use, Out of service, and Out of order features?"
We've observed that these questions are frequently raised by hotels navigating their reservation systems. We hope this information provides clarity and helps you optimize your ADR management. As always, if you have further questions or need assistance, don't hesitate to reach out. 
Here's to a week of successful operations! 