Canada — April 2026
In short: Canada hotels post record year with $143 RevPAR and $216 ADR.
Canada Hotels & Chains Report 2026
The Canada Hotels & Chains Report 2026 reveals that Canadian hotels achieved a record RevPAR of $143 and an ADR of $216 in 2025, marking a significant increase from previous years. According to the report, this performance is attributed to strong occupancy rates and premium pricing strategies adopted by both independent and branded properties across the country. The report, based on data from CoStar and Horwath HTL’s proprietary research, highlights that this upward trend is expected to continue into 2026, driven by sustained demand for premium accommodations and favorable economic conditions.
Key Details
- RevPAR: $143
- ADR: $216
- Scope: Applies to all Canadian hotels, both independent and branded
- Timeframe: Data from 2025, with projections for 2026
What Travel Professionals Should Know
For TMCs managing Canadian corporate accounts, these figures indicate a robust market for high-end accommodations. Hotels achieving these metrics are likely to attract business travelers seeking premium services. Airport lounge operators in major Canadian cities may also benefit from increased demand as business travelers prioritize comfort and convenience. The report suggests that TMCs should consider partnering with these top-performing hotels to offer exclusive deals to their corporate clients, capitalizing on the current market momentum.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the significance of these RevPAR and ADR figures?
These figures represent the highest performance metrics recorded in Canada for 2025, indicating strong market demand for premium hotel services.
Which travel trade segments does this affect?
This performance primarily impacts TMCs, hotel chains, and airport lounge operators in Canada, as well as corporate travel managers seeking premium accommodation options.
When does this trend indicate a continued upward trajectory?
The report suggests that this upward trend is expected to persist into 2026, driven by sustained demand and favorable economic conditions.
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