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Hospitality
Full-service to extended-stay: RevPAR, going-concern valuation, and brand-standard compliance.
Property Types
- Full-service hotel (F&B, meeting space, concierge)
- Select-service (limited F&B, focused amenities)
- Extended-stay (kitchenette suites, weekly+ stays)
- Boutique / independent lifestyle hotel
- Resort / destination property
- Convention / conference hotel
Physical Attributes
- Key count and average guest room size (SF per key)
- F&B outlets: restaurant, bar, banquet, room service capacity
- Meeting and event space: ballroom SF, breakout rooms, AV infrastructure
- Brand affiliation and franchise agreement terms (PIP requirements)
- RevPAR positioning within competitive set (STR comp set definition)
Value-Add
- Property improvement plan (PIP) execution to meet brand standards
- F&B concept refresh: new restaurant operator, lobby bar conversion
- Repositioning / rebrand: flag change to higher-tier franchise
- Loyalty program migration and revenue management system upgrade
- Meeting space expansion to capture group and convention demand
Appraisal Approach
- Income approach with going-concern value allocation: real estate, FF&E, business value
- CUSPAP and USPAP hospitality standards for component allocation
- RevPAR-based comparable analysis within STR-defined comp sets
- Management fee and franchise fee deductions below the NOI line
Management
- Gross operating profit (GOP) management and departmental P&L review
- ADR and occupancy optimization through revenue management systems
- OTA dependency management: channel mix, commission rates, direct booking incentives
- Brand standard compliance: quality assurance inspections, PIP timeline adherence
Strategic Concepts
- RevPAR growth: ADR-driven vs occupancy-driven strategy trade-offs
- Cap rate vs exit multiple: hospitality valued on trailing and forward metrics
- Distressed acquisition opportunity in cyclical downturns
- Management contract vs franchise: operator selection and alignment of incentives
- Seasonality management and revenue diversification across demand segments