Lodging
Stocks Ranked by
Market Capitalization
| Name | Market cap | Price |
Price change % |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
1
Marriott International
MAR
$87.9B
| $87.9B | $336.94 | 0.67% |
|
2
Hilton Worldwide
HLT
$69.9B
| $69.9B | $310.55 | 1.42% |
|
3
InterContinental Hotels
IHG
$22.7B
| $22.7B | $154.92 | 0.71% |
|
4
Hyatt Hotels
H
$15.4B
| $15.4B | $163.05 | 0.01% |
|
5
Huazhu Hotels Group
HTHT
$13.3B
| $13.3B | $43.17 | 1.2% |
|
6
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts
WH
$5.14B
| $5.14B | $69.23 | 0.12% |
|
7
Atour Lifestyle Holdings
ATAT
$4.44B
| $4.44B | $32.60 | 0.59% |
|
8
Choice Hotels
CHH
$4.36B
| $4.36B | $96.85 | 0.08% |
|
9
Civeo
CVEO
$348M
| $348M | $33.68 | 1.09% |
|
|
GHG
10
GreenTree Hospitality
GHG
$105M
| $105M | $1.04 | 0.97% |
|
11
InterGroup Corp
INTG
$81.4M
| $81.4M | $37.87 | 0.34% |
|
Lodging Stocks at a Glance
Lodging companies own, manage, and franchise hotels from economy inns to full-service properties. Revenue per available room tracks travel demand and pricing, while asset-light franchising models trade real-estate exposure for fee streams — a key split within the group.
There are 11 Lodging industry stocks tracked by Wall St. Rank, worth a combined $224B.
The largest by market cap are Marriott International (MAR) at $87.9B, Hilton Worldwide (HLT) at $69.9B and InterContinental Hotels (IHG) at $22.7B.
Among institutional investors, Marriott International (MAR) drew the most net new fund positions in Q2 2026: 210 funds opened new positions, taking total fund holders up 107 (6.5%) quarter-over-quarter.
- Combined market cap: $224B across 11 stocks.
- Largest constituent: Marriott International (MAR), $87.9B market cap.
- Most net new fund positions in Q2 2026: Marriott International (MAR), +107 holders.
Market caps and prices updated daily; fund activity based on aggregated SEC 13F filings for Q2 2026.