CoStar: Canada hotel performance up for 8th consecutive month in August

Montreal skyline
Montreal saw the largest occupancy boost and the second-highest increases in ADR and RevPAR in August. (iStock / Getty Images Plus / insta_kenya)

In August, Canada’s hotel industry reported its eighth consecutive month of year-over-year growth in average daily rate and revenue per available room, according to the latest data from CoStar.

For the month (percentage change from 2025):

  • Occupancy: 80.9 percent (+0.2 percent)
  • ADR: C$267.48 (+6.7 percent)
  • RevPAR: C$216.31 (+6.9 percent)

Top Markets

Among the provinces and territories, Quebec reported the highest increases in occupancy (+3.2 percent to 83.7 percent) and RevPAR (+10.1 percent to C$225.50).

Nova Scotia posted the largest ADR lift (+9 percent to C$289.67).

Among the major markets, Toronto registered the highest gains in ADR (+10.0 percent to C$308.00) and RevPAR (+15.1 percent to C$278.10). The market hosted the Canadian National Exhibition and Fan Expo Canada.

Montreal saw the largest occupancy boost (+6.4 percent to 85.6 percent) and the second-highest increases in ADR (+7.4 percent to C$273.21) and RevPAR (+14.3 percent to C$233.96). The market’s performance was helped by the Osheaga Festival and Montreal Pride.