- San Diego County hotel demand dipped slightly week over week, primarily from the Group segment among upscale+ properties. Total demand came to 334,122 room nights last week, a drop of about 17,000 from the week prior and about 5,000 to 10,000 fewer RNs than the same week in 2019 and 2023.
- County occupancy averaged 73.8% for the week causing San Diego to fall in national rankings, from 6th two weeks ago to 9th last week, and now 3rd in the western competitive set, below Phoenix (76.9%) and Seattle (74.6%).
- Within the City of San Diego, UTC hotels had the highest average occupancy at 82.2%, followed by Mission Valley at 79.5% and I-15 Corridor hotels at 78.1%.
- Group demand among upscale+ hotels came in about 25,000 lower compared to the same weeks 2019, ’22, and ’23. Group came in at 45,281 RNs sold with an average occupancy of 24.8% and rates at $282.
- Total market ADR came down $11 to settle at $193 and about $10 lower than STLY. Orange County came in a bit higher at $201 while Los Angeles remains lower at $187.
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