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San Diego Hotel Demand Expected to Stay Strong, Even Grow at Luxury Level

Report: National Metrics Point to Slowing Price Growth as Occupancy Remains High
Hotels including the Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego, the region's largest by room count, are expected to stay busy in 2020. (CoStar)
Hotels including the Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego, the region's largest by room count, are expected to stay busy in 2020. (CoStar)
CoStar News
December 6, 2019 | 2:00 AM

San Diego hotel room demand may be cooling from post-recession highs but is still expected to remain strong through next year as tourists and businesses seek the sun-soaked region's temperate climate and ample amenities, which could allow luxury hotels to raise rates.

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