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Hotel Occupancy Rises for Second Week, Signaling Bottom May Be in the Past

Rising Occupancy Gives Boost to Revenue Per Available Room
The Standard Hotel in New York City displays a heart to show support for the frontline workers treating coronavirus patients. (Anthony Quintano/Flickr)
The Standard Hotel in New York City displays a heart to show support for the frontline workers treating coronavirus patients. (Anthony Quintano/Flickr)
CoStar News
April 30, 2020 | 10:24 P.M.

Hotel occupancy in the United States rose again, providing a glimmer of hope for the industry as some states begin to institute plans to reopen their economies.

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News | Hotel Occupancy Rises for Second Week, Signaling Bottom May Be in the Past