Hospitality research
US Hospitality Market Explorer
Explore US lodging supply. See how many hotels and rooms each state has, where the room totals are reported and where they are estimated, and the public record behind every property.
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National market overview
US lodging supply: properties, hotels and rooms, and what is on public record
Properties by type
Listed lodging properties. Type is read from public place categories and names.
The hotel figure above is lower than the listed hotels: it discounts listings that may not be operating hotels.Rooms by brand segment
Estimated hotel rooms in branded hotels by chain scale, ±10%. Bars show rooms.
Independent hotels are counted, but their room totals are not published: tested against reported counts, they run 8 to 30 percent low.Largest state markets
Lodging properties by state, with hotel rooms where the state total is published
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Geographic evidence
Explore the market
Move from the national view to a state, then open the public record behind each property.
National lodging footprint
Lodging properties by state
Select a state to explore its properties.
Each tile represents a state or DC, not its geographic size. Colours show equal ranges of listed properties, not rooms or demand.Property-level evidence
Properties with a profile
Select a state to map its profiled properties.
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Property profiles
Reported room counts are shown where a public source gives one
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State comparison
Room supply by state
Every state is counted. A room total is published only where a state reports one or the estimate passed a held-out test.
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How to read this research
Methodology and limitations
This explorer organizes public evidence on US lodging supply. Read each figure with its geography, basis and edition.
Sources and freshness
A property is listed when public place data (Overture Maps, Foursquare Open Source Places) and the U.S. Fire Administration hotel list agree it is lodging. Agreement between sources is not proof that a property is open today.
Sources update on different schedules; the dated edition is not a real-time feed.
Which listings count as hotels
A model trained on five state licence rosters (Florida, New York, Wisconsin, Hawaii, Texas) scores how likely each listing is to be a licensed hotel. Hotels are listed above a fixed threshold; the national hotel count weights each listing by that likelihood.
B&Bs and condo hotels are listed when two sources confirm them.
Room totals
Room totals come from state rosters where a state publishes one (Florida, Hawaii, Wisconsin). Elsewhere they are G2M estimates, published with ±10% only where the estimate came within 10 percent of reported counts in a held-out test.
States where the test could not be run, or where resort and casino supply is too large to size reliably, show counts only.
Property pages
A property page shows a room count only when a public source reports it: state rosters, SEC filings, county assessor or gaming regulator records, or Wikidata. Modelled per-property counts are never shown.
Property counts measure supply. They say nothing about occupancy, rates or revenue.