Hotels & lodging
How to Start a Boutique Hotel: A Practical Guide for First-Time Owners
Most guides start with the building. Start with the maths of a small room count and the question of who will run the hotel, then let the design follow.
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Hotels & lodging
Most guides start with the building. Start with the maths of a small room count and the question of who will run the hotel, then let the design follow.
Hotels & lodging
Three numbers run a hotel's top line. Here is how ADR, occupancy and RevPAR fit together, and why two hotels with the same RevPAR can earn very different profits.
Hotels & lodging
Hotels, hostels and serviced apartments each ask for a different kind of capital: labour, volume or construction. Match the model to what you can actually fund.
Hotels & lodging
A brand is worth what your hotel earns with it, minus what it earns without it, minus the fees. Here is how to put numbers on that before you sign.
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A heritage hotel conversion works when the building sets the brief. Survey first, map the consents, let the floor plan decide the rooms and price in the premium.
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A hotel pre-opening budget is less about the building and more about people and time. Here is where the money goes, and how to price a week of delay.
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A B&B can still work, but only if the lodging business pays you a fair wage on its own. Here is a plan built around two plain tests.
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Guest journey maps usually list stages. A better one lists promises: what you said, who keeps it, and how you would know it broke. Here is the framework.
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Hotel restaurants are usually judged on their own profit, and misjudged. Decide by the job the restaurant does for the rooms, then pick the model that fits.
Hotels & lodging
Ten numbers, read in a sensible order, tell you how last night went, how the next 90 days look, where cash is and what tomorrow needs. Each comes with a question.