Key Highlights

  • Among hotels in the filing excerpt, The Dagny Boston led with a 9.2% rise in nine-month total RevPAR for DiamondRock Hospitality (NASDAQ:DRH).
  • As of September 30, 2026, the company held 34 premium hotels totaling 9,400 guest rooms in 26 U.S. markets.
  • Rooms produced about 65% of total Revenue across the nine months ended September 30, 2026, which ties Earnings tightly to occupancy and room rates.
  • Close to 40% of the hotels operate independently, and the rest carry flags owned by large lodging brands.

Boston and Chicago Top the Nine-Month Hotel Table

The quarterly filing for DiamondRock Hospitality (NASDAQ:DRH), which covers the nine months to September 30, 2026, was submitted on November 3, 2026. Its nine-month hotel table shows The Dagny Boston with total revenue per available room, or total RevPAR, of USD 306.78, up 9.2% from 2025. Occupancy there reached 84.6%, and average daily rate, or ADR, came to USD 332.37. The Chicago Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile, the largest hotel at 1,200 rooms, posted total RevPAR of USD 298.24, up 6.8%, while The Gwen Hotel in Chicago rose 6.4%. The excerpt cuts off partway through the table, so later hotels are not covered.

How RevPAR Is Calculated for a Hotel Owner

DiamondRock is a self-managed lodging REIT that owns premium hotels and resorts and hands day-to-day operations to third-party managers, independent operators or Brand operators such as Marriott. As the owner, it collects hotel operating profit after paying fees tied to revenue and profitability. RevPAR equals ADR multiplied by occupancy, while total RevPAR divides all revenue, including food and beverage, parking, spa and resort fees, by available room nights. That distinction explains Fort Lauderdale, where the Westin Fort Lauderdale Beach Resort posted total RevPAR of USD 401.28 yet a 4.8% decline. Management said travel Demand held up through the first nine months, supporting gains in occupancy, ADR and hotel revenue across many markets, though results varied by property and customer segment.

Losers, Cost Headwinds and Leverage Concerns

Some hotels lost ground. Twelve hotels had complete rows in the excerpt; eight recorded higher total RevPAR and four slipped, a tally from simple arithmetic. The Worthington Renaissance Fort Worth dropped 2.7%, and The Hythe Vail declined 3.2% even with a USD 437.48 ADR, since occupancy sat at only 58.9%. The Atlanta Marriott Alpharetta was essentially flat, off 0.1%. Listed hazards include higher interest rates and borrowing costs, Inflation and renovation construction costs, the company's Debt load, rivalry from alternative lodging, and Middle East uncertainty. Consolidated revenue, EBITDA, FFO and the Dividend were not contained in the excerpt, so this article does not cover them.

Where Things Stand

The Dagny Boston's gain came from pairing 84.6% occupancy with a USD 332.37 ADR, one of the highest rates in the excerpt, in a Boston market where the Westin Boston Seaport District also rose 6.0%. Across the portfolio, DiamondRock Hospitality (NASDAQ:DRH) shows a positive but uneven picture, with most hotels in the excerpt growing while several resort and Texas Assets slipped. Investors will likely watch whether the Fort Lauderdale and Vail results recover, how costs and interest rates affect profit, and the consolidated figures missing from the supplied extract. Management's own comments point to travel demand holding up through the first nine months, which supports that outlook. Management's own comments point to travel demand holding up through the first nine months, which supports that outlook.