Canada’s hotel industry reported its first monthly occupancy decline since December, according to June 2026 data from CoStar.
June 2026 (percentage change from 2025):
- Occupancy: 73 percent (-3.5 percent)
- Average daily rate: C$252.63 (+5.4 percent)
- Revenue per available room: C$184.33 (+1.6 percent)
Top Markets
Among the provinces and territories, Nova Scotia reported the largest gains in ADR (+15.7 percent to C$270.46) and RevPAR (+20.2 percent to C$228.22), helped by the 2026 Canada Sail Grand Prix held in Halifax.
Newfoundland and Labrador, which hosted the Iceberg Festival, saw the highest occupancy lift (+4.6 percent to 86.4 percent) and the second-largest increases in ADR (+13.8 percent to C$235.68) and RevPAR (+19 percent to C$203.61).
Among the major markets, Vancouver registered the largest jump in ADR (+21.3 percent to C$406.34) but the steepest occupancy drop (-15.8 percent to 73.2 percent). The market hosted five World Cup matches during the month.
Montreal posted the highest occupancy increase (+6.9 percent to 78.5 percent), but the largest ADR decline (-16 percent to C$257.89). The decrease in ADR was due to the Canadian Grand Prix calendar shift.
Toronto, which also hosted five World Cup matches in June, reported the highest rise in RevPAR (+10.4 percent to CAD247.18) thanks to the second-highest ADR gain (+19 percent to C$321.27).