The U.S. hotel sector maintained steady year-over-year growth during the week of June 15–21, according to the latest data from CoStar, a leading provider of real estate information and analytics.
Nationwide performance indicators showed modest but consistent gains, with all key metrics rising compared to the same period in 2024, as shown in parentheses:
- Occupancy: 70.5% (+1.3%)
- Average Daily Rate (ADR): $163.77 (+2.0%)
- Revenue per Available Room (RevPAR): $115.39 (+3.3%)
Performance highlights across major markets
Among the Top 25 U.S. hotel markets, San Francisco led in overall growth, while Las Vegas faced notable declines:
- San Francisco:
- Occupancy jumped 17.2% to 72.2%
- RevPAR surged 26.7% to $141.09
- Boston:
- ADR climbed 17.7% to $276.12 (highest among all markets)
- RevPAR increased 24.0% to $228.61
- Las Vegas:
- Occupancy fell 12.6% to 69.5%
- RevPAR declined 17.4% to $117.08
These results reflect a broader trend of resilient consumer travel demand in key urban markets, especially in the Northeast and West Coast. Meanwhile, fluctuations in group and leisure travel impacted performance in markets like Las Vegas.
CoStar’s data sample includes more than 88,000 properties and 11.5 million rooms globally, offering a comprehensive view of global hospitality performance.
