Accor has announced robust financial results for 2025, surpassing its guidance with a 4.2% increase in revenue per available room (RevPAR) and a 13% rise in recurring EBITDA at constant currency, reaching €1,201 million. The company also revealed a €450 million share buyback programme set for 2026, underscoring its confidence in future growth.
The hotel group, led by Chairman and CEO Sébastien Bazin, highlighted a net unit growth of 3.7% with the opening of 303 hotels, adding nearly 51,000 rooms to its portfolio. Bazin stated, "This consistent year-on-year improvement in results confirms the strength of the Group’s business model, the attractiveness of its brands, the relevance of its geographic positioning, and the commitment of its teams."
Accor's Premium, Midscale, and Economy division saw a 5.8% increase in RevPAR in Q4 2025, whilst the Luxury & Lifestyle division posted a 9.5% rise. The group's total revenue for the year was €5,639 million, up 4.5% at constant currency compared to 2024.
The company attributed its success to strategic organisational changes, a diversified hotel portfolio, and strengthened distribution and technology platforms. Looking ahead, Accor plans to continue leveraging its distribution platform and loyalty programme, alongside integrating artificial intelligence into its digital roadmap, to enhance operational and financial performance in 2026
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