Donald Trump’s hotel in Washington, D.C., raised its rates in the months after he became president from what it had planned to charge, helping the facility to outperform the company’s expectations, new financial documents show.

The Trump International Hotel, in the opulently renovated Old Post Office near the National Mall, brought in about $18 million in revenue in the first four months of 2017, in part by charging room rates that were higher than their budgeted prices by around 60%, according to documents viewed by The Wall Street Journal.

From January to April, the average daily room rate was $660.28 compared with $495.91 for comparable hotels, according to the documents. The hotel had projected its average daily rate would be $416.

The hotel made a profit of nearly $2 million during that time period after paying rent and other expenses, despite budgeting for an expected $2.1 million loss.

The Trump Organization declined comment about the financial reports beyond saying it is proud of the success of the hotel.