U.S. hotels logged negative performance for the week ended Sept. 28, according to STR data.
Year over year, revenue per available room declined 0.8% to $97.26, while the average daily rate fell 0.5% to end the week at $136.63. Occupancy dropped 0.4%, to 71.2%.
Orlando, Fla., posted a RevPAR decline of 24.2% to $75.21, the largest decrease of the top 25 U.S. markets. The market also logged the steepest decline in occupancy, falling 12.3%, to 67.1%.
San Francisco/San Mateo, Calif., recorded the biggest ADR fall, losing 22.0% to $287.73.
New Orleans recorded the largest RevPAR uptick at 20.4% to $104.08 and recorded the biggest rise in occupancy, with the metric rising 14.6%, to 70.6%.
St. Louis, Mo.-Ill., experienced the biggest gain in ADR, adding 9.8% to $121.75.
