U.S. Hotel Results for Week Ending 31 May 2025
The latest data from STR indicates a downturn in the U.S. hotel industry, with occupancy rates falling by 1.6% year-over-year as of the week ending May 31, 2025. This trend is part of a broader pattern observed in the hospitality sector.
Key Metrics
- Occupancy Rate: 61.0% (-1.6%)
- Average Daily Rate (ADR): US$151.48 (-0.3%)
- Revenue per Available Room (RevPAR): US$92.45 (-1.9%)
As illustrated in the accompanying graph, the four-week average occupancy rate shows a consistent decline compared to last year, aligning with the median rate observed from 2000 to 2024. The graph features a red line for 2025, a blue median line, and a dashed light blue line for 2024, with a dashed purple line representing 2018—the record year for hotel occupancy.
It is important to note that the Y-axis of the graph does not start at zero, allowing for a clearer view of the seasonal fluctuations.
Looking ahead, the four-week average is expected to rise as we enter the summer travel season. However, it is anticipated that international tourism may remain subdued, potentially impacting occupancy rates during the summer months.
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