U.S. hotels logged negative performance for the week ended Jan. 11, according to STR data.

Year over year, revenue per available room declined 7.7% to $62.30, while average daily rate fell 4.7% to end the week at $120.43. Occupancy dropped 3.1%, to 51.7%.

San Francisco/San Mateo, Calif., saw RevPAR drop 69.4% to $124.53, the largest decrease of the top 25 U.S. markets, and posted the biggest ADR decline, dropping 62.3% to $196.04.

Atlanta reported the steepest occupancy decline, falling 19.0%, to 55.6%.

Dallas recorded the largest RevPAR uptick at 15.3% to $74.14, while New Orleans saw the largest uptick in ADR, rising 8.8% to $146.39.

Oahu Island, Hawaii, recorded the largest boost in occupancy, with the metric rising 10.1%, to 86.3%.