U.S. weekly hotel performance produced mixed year-over-year (YOY) comparisons, according to STR‘s latest data through May 13.
May 7-13 (percentage change from comparable week in 2022):
Occupancy: 65.1% (-2.0%)
ADR: $154.90 (+3.4%)
RevPAR: $100.81 (+1.3%)
Worsened comparisons than the week prior were expected and normal given seasonal slowing and the negative side of the Mother’s Day calendar shift.
Among the top 25 markets, Philadelphia saw the only double-digit increase in occupancy (+13.3% to 73.2%) as well as the highest jumps in ADR (+14.5% to $189.50) and RevPAR (+29.7% to $138.80).
Of note, New York City (83.7%) was the only major market to report occupancy above 80%. That level was up 3.9% YOY.
The steepest occupancy decline was reported in San Francisco/San Mateo (-9.2% to 65.7%). Hotels in Miami reported the biggest declines in ADR (-14.2% to $221.88) and RevPAR (-20.9% to $153.71).