![28th Aug: The Magnificent Seven (2016), 2hr 13m [PG-13] (6.45/10)](https://occ-0-8167-92.1.nflxso.net/dnm/api/v6/0Qzqdxw-HG1AiOKLWWPsFOUDA2E/AAAABW592zPL08DdD4-nos7WhSpUxXxfOuG8jW0iXIXFEchniOZSJcEt3zJatE9F2bE1FOPOcbzfwFA_zEm9j6C9N0TVljL2oQrBE4nGthKQJf50J-5NpXhDMMn1kcTSBKxdDkfuOqajX7KMP6K38Gz6m2qyzTkFPTtTCzqZC_MOVfXjXQ.jpg?r=feb "28th Aug: The Magnificent Seven (2016), 2hr 13m [PG-13] (6.45/10)")
In Brief: U.S. hotels recorded a 19th consecutive week of positive year-over-year comparisons, with RevPAR rising 4.4% for the week ending Aug. 22.
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Among the Top 25 hotel markets, San Francisco recorded the largest occupancy increase, up 13.2% to 79.1%, and the largest RevPAR gain, up 26.0% to US$165.00. – Image Credit Unsplash
According to CoStar data, U.S. hotel occupancy reached 66.7% in the week ending Aug. 22, up 2.1% from the comparable week in 2025. Average daily rate increased 2.3% to US$159.11, while revenue per available room rose 4.4% to US$106.12.
Among the Top 25 hotel markets, San Francisco recorded the largest occupancy increase, up 13.2% to 79.1%, and the largest RevPAR gain, up 26.0% to US$165.00.
St. Louis, host of the BMW Championship, posted the largest average daily rate increase among the Top 25 markets, with ADR rising 11.4% to US$135.43. Occupancy increased 10.5% to 66.8%, and RevPAR climbed 23.1% to US$90.53.
Las Vegas recorded the largest declines in occupancy and RevPAR. Occupancy fell 17.4% to 60.0%, while RevPAR declined 20.0% to US$95.15.
New York City reported the largest ADR decrease, with rates falling 6.8% to US$262.63.
