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STR: US hotels register YOY increases in 3 key metrics for week ended Sept. 21

U.S. hotels posted positive performance for the week ended Sept. 21, according to STR data.

Year over year, revenue per available room increased 7.0% to $96.04, and average daily rate increased 4.8% to finish the week at $134.70. Occupancy ticked up 2.1%, to 71.3%. STR analysts cited the Yom Kippur calendar shift as the reason behind the notable increase in many markets.

San Francisco/San Mateo, Calif., saw the largest increase in ADR of the top 25 U.S. markets, adding 19.6% to $300.54, while Boston logged the highest RevPAR increase at 26.6% to $209.42.

Norfolk/Virginia Beach, Va., posted the largest increase in occupancy, with the metric rising 17.7%, to 66.1%.

Seattle saw RevPAR fall 2.2% to $154.45, the largest decrease, and logged the biggest ADR decline, sliding 2.9% to $181.08.

On the occupancy front, Detroit reported the sharpest decline, falling 4.4%, to 73.1%.