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Choice Hotels/$CHH

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About Choice Hotels

At year-end 2025, Choice Hotels operated 657,000 rooms across the economy, midscale, upscale, and extended-stay segments. Comfort Inn and Comfort Suites are the largest brands (27% of the company's total rooms), while Ascend and Cambria (10%) are lifestyle and select-service brands, and WoodSpring (5%) is the company's largest extended-stay brand. Choice closed on its Radisson acquisition in August 2022, which added about 70,000 rooms. Franchises account for 100% of total revenue, and the United States represented 78% of total rooms in 2025.
Ticker
$CHH
Primary listing
NYSE
Employees
1,754

Choice Hotels Metrics

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$5.3B
26.45
$4.50
0.67
$1.15
0.97%

What the Analysts think about Choice Hotels

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Operating momentum improved in the third quarter: U.S. RevPAR rose 3.8%, and Choice raised its full-year U.S. and global RevPAR outlooks to 1.5%–2.5% while lifting adjusted EBITDA guidance to $641 million–$651 million. (Choice Hotels International)
Extended stay is a clear growth engine: global extended-stay rooms grew 10.7% year on year for a 13th consecutive quarter of double-digit growth, and the segment accounts for 30,300 rooms in the development pipeline. (Choice Hotels International)
The U.S. development funnel is improving: franchise agreements awarded rose 24% year on year, the conversion pipeline grew 29% to 25,500 rooms, and room exits fell 23%. These trends could support a recovery in domestic room growth. (Choice Hotels International)
The full-year net income outlook was cut to $178 million–$185 million from $230 million–$241 million, even as adjusted EBITDA guidance rose. Choice cited higher marketing and reservation-system spending, a $24 million termination charge, hotel impairments and higher interest expense. (Choice Hotels International)
Room growth remains modest: U.S. rooms were essentially flat year on year at the end of the third quarter, while global net rooms grew 1.7%. Management expects U.S. net room growth to reach only about 1% by year-end. (Choice Hotels International)
Cash generation weakened while leverage remained elevated: operating cash flow was $122 million in the first nine months, down from $185 million a year earlier, and net debt stood at 3.2 times trailing adjusted EBITDA. (Choice Hotels International)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 2 Nov 2026.

Choice Hotels Financial Performance

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Q3 24
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Choice Hotels Earnings Performance

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Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
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