The document discusses different types of hotel ownership and affiliations:
[1] Sole ownership/independent hotels are solely owned and not affiliated with any other properties. They have one head of control but also bear full risk and responsibility.
[2] Lease arrangements involve a tenant leasing property from an owner for a set period of time, commonly 2-5 years. Leasing provides flexibility but the owner may demand higher payments if successful.
[3] Chain/group hotels are affiliated under a central organization, allowing them to share reservation systems, management services, and promotional resources. They can streamline reservations and reduce costs while attracting business across properties.
The document discusses different types of hotel ownership and affiliations:
[1] Sole ownership/independent hotels are solely owned and not affiliated with any other properties. They have one head of control but also bear full risk and responsibility.
[2] Lease arrangements involve a tenant leasing property from an owner for a set period of time, commonly 2-5 years. Leasing provides flexibility but the owner may demand higher payments if successful.
[3] Chain/group hotels are affiliated under a central organization, allowing them to share reservation systems, management services, and promotional resources. They can streamline reservations and reduce costs while attracting business across properties.
The document discusses different types of hotel ownership and affiliations:
[1] Sole ownership/independent hotels are solely owned and not affiliated with any other properties. They have one head of control but also bear full risk and responsibility.
[2] Lease arrangements involve a tenant leasing property from an owner for a set period of time, commonly 2-5 years. Leasing provides flexibility but the owner may demand higher payments if successful.
[3] Chain/group hotels are affiliated under a central organization, allowing them to share reservation systems, management services, and promotional resources. They can streamline reservations and reduce costs while attracting business across properties.
Ownership basis and do not have any affiliation or contract through any other property They do not have any tie-up with any other hotels with regards to policy, procedures and financial obligations. Self-ownership is the concept of property in one’s own person, expressed as the moral or natural right of person to have bodily integrity and be the exclusive controller of his body and life. Advantages: i. One head control ii. Need not take any kind of affiliation iii. Chances of creativity in development iv. Profit need not share Disadvantages i. Capital in his on hand ii. Heavy risk iii. Lack of new trends iv. Liability issues v. High responsibility
II. Lease Arrangements
Is the contractual agreement calling for the lessee (user) to pay the lessor (owner) Most Restaurant most commonly use the ground lease. Ground means that a tenant pays a long term use of a specified property for a period of time, usually 2-5 years Advantages & Disadvantages i. Leasing is less capital incentives ii. Leasing may provide more flexibility to a business iii. If it’s successful, lessor may demand higher rental payments
I. Chain/Group Hotels Operations
There are many single owner hotels, yet more and more hotels and motels are getting affiliated to each other. This gives them the advantage of large central organization providing reservation system, management services, financial strength, expertise, manpower specialties, merchandises and promotional help. Affiliated Reservation Network - This network is referred to as the hotel chain’s reservation system i. Main Advantages 1. Streamline the process of reservation 2. Reduce overall system cost 3. Attract business for or refer business to another chain property ii. Some Duties 1. Serve as an inter-property communication network 2. Serve as an accounting transfer tool 3. Serve as a destination information system 4. Serve as a connection with GDS system including several central reservation offices connected to each other
I. Management Contract /Professional Management
Management contracts are hotel management enterprises which operated properties owned by other entities. In some cases, the hotel owners may arrange to run their properties through a management contract with an enterprise that specializes in managing hotels. The reason for this is that the owner may not: 1. have the necessary expertise or; 2. Desire to become involved in the operations of the hotel. This also a type of organization The contract is entered into a long term basis between the owner and the operator and usually as per the contract Owner retains the legal and financial responsibilities Operator pays for the operating expenses and collects from the owner and agreed upon fees. Owner is responsible for paying taxes, insurance and serving debt.
Advantages of Management Contract Disadvantages of Management Conract
Hotel owners • Acquisition of operational • Lost of operational control
expertise which can reduce the • Financially liable for all costs, expenses chance of business failure and and losses of the hotel enhance the service quality. • The management enterprise may have • Gain national or international less incentive and morale in managing recognition for the hotel if it is the hotel if only a fixed management operated by a reputable fee is paid without any sharing of management enterprise profits. • The owners are not required to be involved in the hotel operations
Advantages of Management Disadvantages of Management Conract
Contract Management • Receive a management • Over dependence on owner for Enterprise fee during the contract providing necessary funds in period regardless of the operations; hotel performance; • Minimum input in ownership • Little or no up-front decisions, such as transfer of financing or equity hotel ownership from the owner involved; to another buyer; • Management contract • No extra rewards for good period can last for five, business performance if the ten or twenty years management contract is run in a fee structure without any incentive schemes.