Among the Top 25 hotel markets, San Francisco recorded the largest occupancy increase, up 13.2% to 79.1%, and the largest RevPAR gain, up 26.0% to US$165.00.
THE NEWS: San Francisco posted the steepest occupancy rise among the Top 25 U.S. hotel markets in the week to Aug. 22, with occupancy up 13.2% to 79.1% and RevPAR jumping 26.0% to US$165.00, according to CoStar data.
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How much did San Francisco’s hotel occupancy increase in the week ending Aug. 22?
San Francisco’s hotel occupancy climbed 13.2% year‑over‑year to 79.1% in the week ending Aug. 22, the strongest occupancy gain among the Top 25 U.S. hotel markets, and the city also saw RevPAR jump 26.0% to US$165.00, according to CoStar data for that period.
What was San Francisco’s RevPAR in that week?
San Francisco’s RevPAR surged 26.0% to US$165.00 for that week ending Aug. 22, the largest RevPAR gain among the Top 25 hotel markets, while occupancy simultaneously rose 13.2% to 79.1%, as reported by CoStar data in the United States for the period.
What were the U.S. hotel occupancy, ADR, and RevPAR figures for the week ending Aug. 22?
Nationwide, U.S. hotel occupancy reached 66.7% in the week ending Aug. 22, up 2.1% from the same week in 2025; the average daily rate increased 2.3% to US$159.11, and revenue per available room rose 4.4% to US$106.12, according to CoStar data.
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