Chris Klauda

U.S. hotel revenue per available room rose for the first time in three weeks from Aug. 24-30, but the 0.2% RevPAR increase was nothing to celebrate. Average daily rate rose 1%, driving the slight ...

U.S. hotel revenue per available room fell 0.5% in the week ending Aug. 16, buffeted by difficult year-over-year comparisons due to 2024 storms in Houston. That market alone accounted for 5 basis ...

U.S. hotel industry performance was down for the week of August 3-9. Revenue per available room dipped 1.6% on an occupancy decrease of 0.7 percentage points and an average daily rate decline of ...

After two weeks of significant declines, it was a mostly flat week for the U.S. hotel industry with revenue per available room down 0.8% for the week of July 20-26. Demand improved marginally, but ...

The U.S. hotel industry reported another significant decrease with revenue per available room for the week of July 13-19 down 3.3% year over year. That was only a slight improvement from the previous ...

July remained soft for the U.S. hotel industry with revenue per available room down 3.7% for the week of July 6-12 after a 1.1% drop in the prior week. Not surprisingly, weekdays Monday to Wednesday ...

As expected, U.S. hotel performance during the week of June 29 to July 5 had some highs and lows due to the July Fourth holiday.

Healthy weekend performance for U.S. hotels in the last full week of June was offset by declines across weekdays, resulting in a flat week for U.S. hotels.

U.S. hotel room demand and revenue per available room made an about-face for the week of June 15-21 with both measures increasing following three weeks of decline.

In the final week of May, U.S. hotels notably experienced a lackluster weekend. But at the start of June, that weak performance has shifted to the weekdays.

The days following Memorial Day make for a transitional week for the U.S. hotel industry with the start of summer break for some and the final days of the school calendar for others. A slightly later ...

With Memorial Day marking the unofficial start to summer, TSA screening volume on May 23 was the third highest for any day in history.

U.S. hotels posted a modest advance in the week of May 11-17 with a strong ending offsetting lackluster performance at the beginning.

Following two weeks of year-over-year growth, U.S. hotel revenue per available room fell 2.7% in the week of May 4-10.

U.S. hotel revenue per available room increased 4.1% in the week of April 27 to May 3, reflecting an easy comp to Passover last year.

Through a combination of calendar headwinds and tailwinds, U.S. hotel revenue per available room (RevPAR) grew 3.2% during the week of April 20-26, 2025.

U.S. hotels experienced a down performance week as expected due to spring holidays.

In the week ending April 12, U.S. hotel revenue per available room (RevPAR) was flat as expected – up just 0.2% – due to difficult comparisons to last year’s solar eclipse as the measure rose 0.2%. ...

Given the easy comparable that included Easter last year, U.S. hotel performance was unexpectedly muted in the week ending April 5.

Given the comparison to Easter week last year, U.S. hotels saw revenue per available room soar 7% during the week of March 23-29 thanks to occupancy growth, which increased 2.8 percentage points, ...