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<a href="https://str.com/press-release/str-us-hotel-results-week-ending-27-may">STR: U.S. hotel results for week ending 27 May</a>
As expected ahead of Memorial Day, U.S. hotel performance decreased from the previous week, according to STR‘s latest data through 27 May. Year-over-year comparisons were improved.
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<li>Among the Top 25 Markets, Washington, D.C., saw the highest year-over-year occupancy lift (+10.5% to 76.2%).</li>
<li>Of note, New York City registered the highest occupancy level (85.7%), helped by Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour.</li>
<li>Detroit reported the largest increases in ADR (+16.9% to US$137.08) and RevPAR (+29.0% to US$91.54) over 2022.</li>
<li>The steepest RevPAR declines were seen in Miami (-10.0% to US$143.51) and Dallas (-7.0% to US$83.35).</li>
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21-27 May 2023 (percentage change from comparable weeks in 2022, 2019):
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<li>Occupancy: 66.8% (+0.6%, +3.9%)</li>
<li>Average daily rate (ADR): US$156.63 (+2.9%, +25.1%)</li>
<li>Revenue per available room (RevPAR): US$104.62 (+2.9%, +30.0%)</li>
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<img src="/images/blogimages/2023-week-22-occupancy.svg" alt="STR Occupancy &#x26; ADR Recovery" width="2092" height="1059">

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