The U.S. hotel industry reported a 19th consecutive week of positive year-over-year comparisons, according to CoStar’s latest data.
For the week of Aug. 16-22 (percentage change from comparable week in 2025):
- Occupancy: 66.7 percent (+2.1 percent)
- Average daily rate: $159.11 (+2.3 percent)
- Revenue per available room percent: $106.12 (+4.4 percent)
Performance softened from the previous week across all three key metrics. The most notable change was RevPAR, which fell 4.6 percent week over week. Occupancy was down 1.9 percent and ADR 2.7 percent.
While year-over-year performance remained positive, growth across all three metrics decreased from the week ending Aug. 15:
- Occupancy growth slowed from +2.6 percent to +2.1 percent, a decrease of 0.5 percentage points.
- ADR growth slowed from +3.5 percent to +2.3 percent, a decrease of 1.2 percentage points.
- RevPAR growth: Slowed from +6.2 percent to +4.4 percent, a decrease of 1.8 percentage points.
Top Markets
Among the top 25 markets, San Francisco saw the highest increases in occupancy (+13.2 percent to $79.1) and RevPAR (+26.0 percent to $165.00).
St. Louis, host of the BMW Championship, reported the largest ADR lift (+11.4 percent to $135.43) and the second-highest gains in occupancy (+10.5 percent to 66.8 percent) and RevPAR (+23.1 percent to $90.53).
Las Vegas registered the steepest declines in occupancy (-17.4 percent to 60.0 percent) and RevPAR (-20.0 percent to $95.15), while New York City saw the largest ADR drop (-6.8 percent to $262.63).