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Canadian hotels start out year with January gains

Forecast calls for moderate revenue growth for the rest of 2025
The Hard Rock Hotel London, Ontario, is one of numerous new hotel properties expected to open in Canada in 2025. The 164-room hotel is being built at a former factory for cereal giant Kellogg in the city's east end. It is part of a transformative 1 million-square-foot mixed-use development touted as Canada's largest indoor entertainment complex. Roughly 9,870 hotel rooms are currently under construction across Canada, and 60% of them are expected to open in 2025. (Rendering: Hard Rock International)
The Hard Rock Hotel London, Ontario, is one of numerous new hotel properties expected to open in Canada in 2025. The 164-room hotel is being built at a former factory for cereal giant Kellogg in the city's east end. It is part of a transformative 1 million-square-foot mixed-use development touted as Canada's largest indoor entertainment complex. Roughly 9,870 hotel rooms are currently under construction across Canada, and 60% of them are expected to open in 2025. (Rendering: Hard Rock International)
CoStar Analytics
February 27, 2025 | 5:46 P.M.

January results for Canadian hotels marked a positive start to 2025, with revenue per available room or RevPAR up 3.1%. Consistent with the ongoing trend, the average daily rate or ADR was the main driver, increasing 2.7% and outperforming the 1.9% inflation reading. Meanwhile, occupancy was up a marginal 0.3%, as hotel demand growth slightly exceeded supply increases.

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