Lodging Manager Salary

Lodging Managers earn a median $69,250 a year nationally. Management Occupations

U.S. median
$69,250
$33.29 per hour
Range
$40,070 – $128,880
10th to 90th percentile
Employed
42,620
across the U.S.

Lodging Manager take-home pay calculator

Starts at the national median. Pick your state to see your real paycheck.

Lodging Manager
Deductions, kids & local tax

2026 tax year. Federal brackets from IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32.

Your take-home pay
$57,547
per year · effective tax rate 16.9%
$4,796Monthly
$2,398Twice a month
$2,213Every 2 weeks
$27.67Hourly
  • Federal income tax$6,405
  • Social Security (6.2%)$4,294
  • Medicare (1.45%)$1,004
  • Texas income tax$0
  • Take-home pay$57,547

Marginal rate: 22% federal + 0.00% state

Pay by experience

PercentileSalaryHourlyTake-home (no state tax)
10th percentile (entry level)$40,070$19.26$34,376
25th percentile$49,530$23.81$41,977
Median (50th)$69,250$33.29$57,547
75th percentile$94,030$45.21$74,980
90th percentile (top earners)$128,880$61.96$99,355

Best cities for lodging managers (after tax & cost of living)

#Metro areaMedianTake-homeReal value*Jobs
1New York, NY$94,030$70,473$62,6071,910
2Orlando, FL$71,620$59,215$58,387900
3San Francisco, CA$89,010$66,243$57,297660
4Houston, TX$64,960$54,375$55,131750
5Miami, FL$76,860$62,901$55,1011,160
6Washington, DC$77,600$59,794$54,915670
7Dallas, TX$66,280$55,436$53,7741,140
8San Diego, CA$78,800$60,143$53,753500
9Tampa, FL$64,780$54,231$53,752470
10Riverside, CA$70,900$55,327$51,978550
11Los Angeles, CA$75,930$58,397$51,4221,480
12Atlanta, GA$64,060$50,950$50,921920
13Chicago, IL$62,650$49,563$47,843550

*Take-home pay in U.S.-average dollars (BEA Regional Price Parities).

Highest-paying cities

Lodging Manager salary by state

StateMedianTake-homeRangeJobs
Hawaii $114,070$81,939 $77,240 – $176,240200
New Jersey $107,720$79,939 $50,380 – $146,030450
Rhode Island $106,630$80,381 $66,000 – $120,990110
Washington $101,350$80,130 $69,530 – $190,480450
Massachusetts $97,350$72,668 $64,030 – $166,600—
Colorado $91,750$70,048 $56,990 – $190,4201,100
Vermont $81,440$63,208 $48,860 – $121,230210
Alaska $80,060$65,152 $47,070 – $99,950—
New York $79,460$61,036 $44,450 – $129,8002,880
New Hampshire $79,210$64,554 $41,880 – $124,12090
Minnesota $78,890$60,488 $47,990 – $113,920250
Nevada $78,110$63,780 $45,390 – $175,580490
Arizona $77,670$61,738 $43,770 – $125,150680
California $76,950$59,020 $46,150 – $143,4305,070
Connecticut $76,940$60,301 $52,150 – $107,430210
District of Columbia $75,610$58,553 $62,300 – $135,720260
Delaware $73,850$57,250 $52,000 – $104,890130
Wisconsin $73,590$58,081 $39,070 – $125,9601,130
Maryland $73,260$57,252 $42,430 – $125,160440
West Virginia $72,800$57,471 $44,200 – $99,990180
Alabama $69,420$54,461 $45,750 – $104,370570
Florida $69,120$57,456 $38,560 – $153,3104,790
Nebraska $67,990$54,447 $49,990 – $96,250330
New Mexico $67,320$54,191 $43,740 – $93,590370
Indiana $67,070$54,065 $43,680 – $102,720570
Utah $67,060$53,955 $48,720 – $135,050—
Virginia $66,990$52,920 $38,640 – $166,500—
Montana $66,580$53,268 $44,690 – $95,980670
Idaho $65,390$52,363 $57,940 – $108,75070
Kansas $64,220$50,997 $49,090 – $144,730300
North Carolina $63,860$51,452 $27,030 – $100,5201,460
Oregon $63,220$48,275 $44,260 – $99,8801,170
Tennessee $63,050$52,841 $43,040 – $125,710610
Louisiana $63,000$51,297 $38,850 – $91,030380
South Carolina $62,990$50,170 $37,950 – $113,110640
North Dakota $62,770$52,616 $18,710 – $93,730270
Mississippi $62,550$50,669 $36,730 – $107,040290
Maine $62,400$49,288 $38,640 – $105,380740
Texas $62,000$51,997 $31,670 – $126,6103,900
South Dakota $61,920$51,933 $48,690 – $81,160310
Illinois $61,530$48,718 $37,320 – $101,980740
Wyoming $61,190$51,346 $45,800 – $106,790420
Georgia $61,060$48,695 $41,600 – $125,3601,580
Pennsylvania $60,980$49,305 $37,790 – $86,200—
Iowa $59,680$48,517 $43,000 – $91,050410
Kentucky $59,440$47,977 $37,150 – $94,360—
Michigan $58,970$47,307 $33,920 – $102,610—
Oklahoma $50,740$41,212 $25,960 – $76,770440
Ohio $48,690$40,746 $36,530 – $97,3001,490
Missouri $46,880$38,582 $41,890 – $105,330170
Arkansas $45,870$37,460 $34,590 – $96,010480

Frequently asked questions

How much does a lodging manager make?

The national median salary for lodging managers is $69,250 a year ($33.29 an hour). The lowest-paid 10% earn under $40,070 and the top 10% earn over $128,880. Source: BLS, May 2025.

Which state pays lodging managers the most?

Hawaii has the highest median pay at $114,070. After taxes and local prices, New York, NY offers the best real take-home pay of any metro area.

How many lodging managers are there in the U.S.?

About 42,620 people work as lodging managers nationwide.