In Brief: U.S. hotel occupancy, average daily rate and revenue per available room increased year over year for the week ending July 25, while New York City posted the largest ADR and RevPAR gains among the Top 25 Markets.
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On Sunday, July 19, the night of the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina, New York City reported a 142.2% increase in ADR and a 179.6% gain in RevPAR. – Image Credit Unsplash+
U.S. hotel occupancy was 72.5% for the week of July 19-25, up 1.3% from the comparable week in 2025. Average daily rate increased 4.9% to US$173.47, while revenue per available room rose 6.3% to US$125.72.
Among the Top 25 Markets, New York City recorded the largest increases in average daily rate and revenue per available room. ADR rose 28.1% to US$375.12, and RevPAR increased 35.0% to US$348.62.
On Sunday, July 19, the night of the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina, New York City reported a 142.2% increase in ADR and a 179.6% gain in RevPAR.
Philadelphia reported the largest occupancy increase, with occupancy rising 9.0% to 77.1%.
Las Vegas recorded the steepest declines across the three key performance metrics. Occupancy fell 15.9% to 65.7%, ADR declined 5.4% to US$176.38, and RevPAR decreased 20.4% to US$115.88. The performance drop was mainly due to comparisons with last year’s Beyoncé and Backstreet Boys concerts.
