So if you arrive somewhere on Monday night and stay for 3 nights, you would leave Thursday morning. That would be 2 full days - Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Hotels count nights by tracking the number of days a guest stays in their hotel. Generally, hotels will start counting from the day of check-in and end on the day of check-out. For example, if a guest checks in on Monday and checks out on Wednesday, they would have stayed for two nights.
BOTTOM LINE. In Matthew 12:40, Jesus himself prophesies—as the final, explicit sign to the Jews of His identity—that he would be in the grave three days and three nights. Why not just say “three days” like He did everywhere else? The purposeful specificity of the words he chose was completely unnecessary.
Days are counted from the day you leave to the day you come back (inclusive), while nights are nights spent in a hotel. So 8 days, 6 nights means you will have ~7 days at your destination and will spend one night on a plane.
Bed nights is calculated by dividing the number of beds occupied by the total number of beds in a hotel and multiplying the result by 100 to get the percentage. For example, if a hotel has 10 double rooms and there were 5 single guests staying at some point, the occupancy rate (or room occupancy) would be 50 percent.