Overview

• For the week ending August 9, U.S. hotel occupancy fell 1.0% to 68.0%, ADR declined 0.6% to $159.61 and RevPAR dropped 1.6% to $108.47.
• San Francisco led the top 25 markets with occupancy up 12.8% to 81.5%, ADR rising 8.3% to $210.29 and RevPAR climbing 22.2% to $171.38 on the back of the World Transplant Congress.
• Houston posted the steepest downturn with occupancy down 27.5% to 55.3% and RevPAR plunging 34.6% to $61.38 as demand normalized following Hurricane Beryl.
• The stark contrasts highlight how major conventions and lingering disaster effects continue to drive volatile local hotel performance.
• CoStar’s weekly data and Tourism Economics analysis have led both firms to trim U.S. hotel growth projections for 2025–26.