Xenia Hotels & Resorts, Inc. (XHR) · Nov 3, 2026 · Earnings

Xenia earnings beat as 2026 guidance jumps on hotel demand

Beat — GAAP EPS -$0.03 vs approximately -$0.10 consensus

Xenia Hotels & Resorts’ Q3 earnings show broad hotel demand strength, expanding margins and another 2026 guidance raise.

Xenia is a 29-hotel luxury and upper-upscale REIT focused on major U.S. lodging markets and leisure destinations; the current business story is demand recovery meeting an active renovation and portfolio-repositioning cycle. Its third-quarter filing says performance exceeded internal projections, and the broader operating backdrop was already improving before this release.

The quarter beat the market’s earnings bar and materially outperformed the prior operating plan. Reported GAAP loss per diluted share was $0.03 versus a published estimate of approximately -$0.10, while adjusted FFO per share rose to $0.36 from $0.23. The cleanest evidence is operational: same-property RevPAR increased 12.5%, occupancy rose 380 basis points and hotel EBITDA climbed 29.3%. 〔0〕

MetricQ3 2026Q3 2025Consensus
Diluted EPS (Income Statement)-$0.03-$0.14-$0.10
Same-property RevPAR (Operating Results)$184.75 (+12.5%)$164.15
Same-property Hotel EBITDA (Financial Highlights)$60.2M (+29.3%)$46.5M
Adjusted FFO per diluted share (FFO reconciliation)$0.36 (+56.5%)$0.23

The important change is not just a better quarter; it is a higher earnings path. Xenia raised the midpoint of full-year adjusted EBITDAre guidance by $8 million and adjusted FFO per share by $0.09, while lifting its same-property RevPAR growth range by 250 basis points. That is a direct upgrade to the standing business outlook, not merely favorable year-over-year arithmetic.

The demand improvement was broad enough to support margin expansion, not just room-rate inflation. Group and corporate transient demand strengthened, several large events added leisure demand, and same-property hotel EBITDA margin expanded 295 basis points to 22.9%. October same-property RevPAR was estimated up approximately 8%, extending the momentum beyond the reported quarter. 〔1〕

Balance-sheet risk is still part of the story, but it did not offset the operating upgrade in this filing. Xenia carries approximately $1.4 billion of debt at a 5.55% weighted-average rate, though it reported approximately $661 million of total liquidity. The company also sold the 85-room Kimpton RiverPlace Hotel for $11 million and recorded a $38.8 million impairment earlier in the year, showing that portfolio pruning and renovation needs remain ongoing rather than fully resolved.

Bottom line: This is a clear upgrade to Xenia’s current story: demand is running ahead of plan, margins are expanding and management raised the full-year cash-flow outlook again. The filing matters because the improvement is broad-based and has now translated into higher expectations for the year, not just a one-quarter statistical rebound.

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Original filing on SEC EDGAR

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