Choice Hotels Raises 2026 RevPAR Outlook After Strong Q3 Results
Nov 2, 2026, 6:34 AM EST1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Positive quarterly results, raised RevPAR outlook, and accretive Harvest Hosts acquisition support higher cash flow and share repurchase capacity. The asset-light strategy coupled with higher royalties improves long-term profitability and reduces capital intensity, a combination historically viewed favorably by lodging peers during improving travel demand cycles.
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Choice Hotels posted a solid Q3 2026, with US net rooms growth improving for a third consecutive quarter and US RevPAR up 3.8%. The company expanded its asset-light model via store disposals and the October 1 Harvest Hosts acquisition, which adds recurring revenue. Management raised the full-year RevPAR outlook while narrowing adjusted EBITDA guidance, signaling improved cash flow potential and a disciplined capital strategy.
U.S. net rooms growth improved for third straight quarter.
Raised full-year RevPAR outlook; lower net income guidance.
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