U.S. hotels logged negative performance for the week ended Dec. 28, 2019, according to STR data.

Year over year, revenue per available room fell 7.4% to $62.00, while average daily rate declined 2.6% to finish the week at $127.92. Occupancy dropped 4.9%, to 48.5%.

Nashville, Tenn., saw RevPAR fall 22.9% to $55.40, the largest decrease of the top 25 U.S. markets. The market also logged the sharpest decline in occupancy, dropping 13.6%, to 46.9%, and the biggest ADR decrease, down 10.9% to $118.04.

Phoenix logged the largest RevPAR uptick at 11.3% to $68.58 and posted the largest increase in occupancy, with the metric rising 4.3%, to 58.0%. Atlanta saw the largest increase in ADR, adding 7.8% to $91.11.