As more Canadians stayed home due to political tensions with
the U.S., the domestic market flourished with 4.2% RevPAR gain.
INTERNATIONAL REPORT – Canda’s hotel industry for full-year
2025 reported its highest annual top-line performance on record, according to CoStar
data.
Occupancy was 66.1% (+0.7% YOY); ADR was CAD216.10 (+3.5% YOY);
RevPAR was CAD142.89 (+4.2% YOY).
Among the provinces and territories, British Columbia
reported the highest absolute levels in each of the key performance metrics:
occupancy (70.4%), ADR (CAD257.03) and RevPAR (CAD180.92).
Quebec (-1.3%) and Ontario (-0.6%) were the only provinces to see a decline in
occupancy, while all of the provinces and territories posted increases in ADR
and RevPAR.
Among the major markets, Vancouver registered the highest absolute performance
levels: occupancy (78.4%), ADR (CAD284.44) and RevPAR (CAD223.05). Vancouver,
however, was the only market to see a decline in room rates (-0.1% to
CAD284.44).
Montreal was the only market to record declines in occupancy (-4.5% to 66.6%)
and RevPAR (-2.8% to CAD155.87).