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U.S. Hotel Industry Sees Modest Growth in Mid-June
By Calculated Risk | June 29, 2025 – 8:11 AM
According to the latest data from CoStar, the U.S. hotel industry posted modest year-over-year gains for the week ending June 21, 2025. The report, published by STR, highlights continued recovery in key performance metrics.
Hotel Performance for the Week of June 15–21, 2025 (compared to the same week in 2024):
– Occupancy: 70.5% (up 1.3%)
– Average Daily Rate (ADR): $163.77 (up 2.0%)
– Revenue per Available Room (RevPAR): $115.39 (up 3.3%)
These figures reflect a steady improvement in hotel demand and pricing compared to the same period last year.
The chart below illustrates the seasonal trend in hotel occupancy using a four-week moving average. The red line represents 2025, the dashed light blue line shows 2024, and the solid blue line indicates the median occupancy rate from 2000 to 2024. The dashed purple line marks 2018, the benchmark year for highest occupancy.
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While occupancy has improved slightly year-over-year, the four-week average remains below both the 2024 level and the long-term median. This suggests that the recovery is ongoing but still lagging behind historical norms.
Note: The Y-axis on the graph does not start at zero to better highlight seasonal fluctuations.
Looking ahead, occupancy rates typically rise during the summer travel season. However, this year’s growth may be tempered by reduced international tourism, which could impact overall demand.
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Source: calculatedriskblog.com