- US hotel occupancy rose 4.8pc to 69.8pc.
- Average daily rate increased 7.4pc to $179.55 (€154.70).
- Revenue per available room climbed 12.6pc to $125.31 (€107.96).
- Luxury properties led the gains.
- Chicago and Tampa ranked among the strongest major markets.
US hotels have recorded strong growth for the week ending 24 October 2026 with gains across key performance metrics. Occupancy rose 4.8pc to 69.8pc. Average daily rate increased 7.4pc to $179.55 (€154.70) and revenue per available room climbed 12.6pc to $125.31 (€107.96).
Luxury properties led the gains while Chicago and Tampa ranked among the strongest major markets. The double-digit surge in RevPAR highlights consumer and business travel demand. The growth in ADR indicates hotels maintain pricing power successfully passing costs through to consumers while expanding overall volume.
The figures reflect robust travel demand heading into the final stretch of the year. The performance metrics show strength across all key indicators. The data was compiled for the week ending 24 October.
