Corporate Real Estate

Hotels and hospitality assets: sell, value, prepare.

The sale of a hospitality asset follows rules of its own: value is built on operating performance as much as on the real estate itself. From independent hotels to full hotel complexes, Rodschinson Investment advises owners and investors at every stage: disposal, valuation, sale preparation and value creation.

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What the family covers

Hotel, resort, aparthotel, extended-stay, boutique hotel, hostel, motel, holiday village and holiday park, conference hotel with accommodation, branded residence with hospitality component, mixed hospitality estate. Each type has its own valuation and transaction dynamics.

What drives the value of a hospitality asset

01

Income quality

RevPAR, occupancy, seasonality, where these metrics are relevant.

02

Operator & contract

Lease, management agreement, brand franchise: the structure changes everything.

03

CAPEX & PIP

Works required by the brand or the state of the building.

04

Location

Depth of demand, business/leisure mix.

05

Buyer universe

Operators, hotel investors, family offices, conversion plays.

The owner's decisions

Sell: the asset alone, walls and business, or with operations; Value, understand what the market would pay; Prepare, contracts, operating accounts, compliance; Improve, the hospitality levers that move the price (distribution mix, operating contract, targeted CAPEX).

Off-market and confidentiality

A visibly for-sale hotel worries staff, brands and corporate clients. The off-market approach, anonymisation, qualification, staged information, suits this family particularly well.

FAQ

Do you sell the walls, the business, or both?

All three configurations exist. The structure chosen (walls only, walls and business, operating company) shapes the buyer universe and the valuation, one of the first points to clarify.

How is a hotel valued?

Depending on the case: operating-result multiples, value per room, yield on lease. The operating contract and expected CAPEX weigh as much as the numbers.

My hotel is branded: what does the franchise change?

The brand agreement (term, PIP, exit conditions) is a central value factor, positive or negative depending on its terms.

Will staff find out?

Not through the process: the off-market approach protects confidentiality up to the stages you decide.

What if the asset is not ready?

Sale readiness and hospitality Value Acceleration (operations, contracts, targeted CAPEX) structure the path to the right moment.