San Diego’s hotel market continued to exhibit the inconsistent trend seen for much of the past month. The good news is, after a string of weak reports, last week’s performance was solid when compared with the same week last year. Hotels were supported by a large number of Group room nights during the week. Weekend performance was solid across most of the city, suggesting that Leisure also played an important role last week. Of the 10 subregions tracked within San Diego, only three experienced occupancy rates below 90% on Saturday night.
- Room Demand: 363,014 room nights (+26,127 rooms; +7.8% YoY).
- Occupancy: 77.3% (+3.6% YoY); 8th among the top 25 U.S. markets and 4th in the western competitive set.
- Top Performing US Markets: New York (93.0%; +1.3% YoY), Boston (85.9%; -2.6% YoY), and Orange County (85.5%; +7.9% YoY).
- Top Performing Western Competitive Markets: San Diego ranked behind Orange County, San Francisco (80.2%; +12.2% YoY), and Los Angeles (78.4%; +3.5% YoY).
- Highest Performing Areas Locally: I-15 Corridor (83.1%; +4.6% YoY), Downtown (80.7%; +14% YoY), and UTC (80.6%; +4.8% YoY).
- ADR: $213.17 (+$8.48; +4.1% YoY).
- RevPAR: $164.79 (+$11.99; +7.8% YoY).
- Group Performance (Upscale+ Properties) and Convention Activity:
- Room Demand: 72,296 group room nights (+17,978 rooms; +33.1% YoY).
- Occupancy: 34.6% (+21.8% YoY).
- ADR: $311.60 (+4% YoY).
- RevPAR: $107.84 (+26.6% YoY).
Convention Center Activity: Last week, the 2025 MedTech Conference and BMES Annual Meeting were held, contributing a combined total of 8,219 room nights to the market.
View the complete hotel performance report here.
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