- St. Louis and San Diego Lead with Notable Gains in Hotel Metrics
- Las Vegas Faces Significant Declines in Occupancy and Revenue
The U.S. hotel industry experienced mixed results for the week ending June 14, 2025, according to CoStar’s latest data. Overall, the industry saw a slight decline in occupancy and revenue per available room (RevPAR), despite a modest increase in the average daily rate (ADR).
Occupancy dropped by 2.4% to 68.6%, while RevPAR decreased by 1.8% to $112.11. However, ADR saw a slight rise of 0.6%, reaching $163.43.
St. Louis achieved the highest occupancy increase among the top-performing markets, rising by 7.1% to 73.2%. San Diego excelled with the largest gains in ADR and RevPAR, increasing by 10.4% and 13.1%, respectively.
Conversely, Las Vegas experienced the most significant declines, with occupancy falling by 20.6%, ADR dropping by 9.1%, and RevPAR plummeting by 27.8%. Other cities like Houston, Phoenix, and Philadelphia also reported double-digit decreases in RevPAR.
