Riverside-San Bernardino
Hospitality Market Report

Deliveries offset minimal demand growth. Bookings increased modestly in the Inland Empire during 2025 after two years of decline. Mirroring the national trend, this was most evident in the full-service segment, which locally recorded a 100-basis-point year-over-year increase in occupancy. In contrast, performance was more challenged in the limited- and select-service segments, where occupancy fell by 60 and 100 basis points, respectively. Still, the select-service segment remains comparatively well positioned, with occupancy levels closest to its 2015-2019 annual average across service levels. Meanwhile, passenger volumes at both Ontario International and Palm Springs International airports rose modestly to record totals in 2025, facilitating demand for nearby lodging. At the same time, new hotels slated for delivery near each airport are expected to weigh on local occupancy rates. Similarly, in San Bernardino and Riverside, modestly accelerating demand has largely been offset by supply growth over the past few years. With 2026 deliveries concentrated around Fontana, pressure may spill over into these struggling locales.