• Thanks to Super Bowl LVIII, Las Vegas reported the highest jumps in ADR (+76.7% to US$318.88) and RevPAR (+81.4% to US$257.72). Weekly occupancy grew 2.7% to 80.8%. On Sunday night, Las Vegas occupancy topped 80%, and ADR reached higher than US$800.   

U.S. hotel performance increased from the previous week, while year-over-year comparisons remained mixed, according to CoStar’s latest data through 17 February.

11-17 February 2024 (percentage change from comparable week in 2023):

  • Occupancy: 59.2% (-2.5%)
  • Average daily rate (ADR): US$162.24 (+4.2%)
  • Revenue per available room (RevPAR): US$96.10 (+1.6%)

Among the Top 25 Markets, Boston (+14.6% to 64.7%) and New Orleans (+14.6% to 75.7%) matched for the largest increase in occupancy. Mardi Gras drove New Orleans’ occupancy increase.

Thanks to Super Bowl LVIII, Las Vegas reported the highest jumps in ADR (+76.7% to US$318.88) and RevPAR (+81.4% to US$257.72). Weekly occupancy grew 2.7% to 80.8%. On Sunday night, Las Vegas occupancy topped 80%, and ADR reached higher than US$800.

Phoenix reported the steepest RevPAR decline (-21.6% to US$173.63) because of comparison to its Super Bowl host period last year.  

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