I own a 3 star boutique hotel in city with 750,000 population in europe.
rooms setup:
1 double bed room single 35eur double 40eur
8 twin bed room single 35eur double 40eur
2 tripple bed suite room single 40eur double 50eur tripple 60
all prices include breakfast
bank valued the building 550.000eur
I owned the building before it was valued 450.000 and i invested 200.000 into remaking it into a hotel but they value it 550.000 not 650.000
The 200.000 i invested are credit from bank
i pay 3.000 a month from which 1.400 are interest.
I have 6 employees + me
Ask me anything and also if anyone knows how to exactly step by step make my website on top search results in google when people search for hotel in my city?
how much capital did you need and how much are you making a year? Also how's the competition around there, how's taxes and how much do you have to pay for each employee (insurances etc)
>>1576613
Sallary for all 6 employees is 3.000 a month including insirances since some are part time.
I make about 5.000 a month so -3000 for salary is 2000 and - 3000 a month for the bank credit i am left with -1000 a month.
I had 3 months when i made 7.000+ so all in all
im litterally on 0 money not made any not spent any BUT i did pay of 12 months of the credit off so this is my only profit
I have been open for a year
>>1576601
Im in the US but am familiar with hotels. Sounds like your rates are too low or youre not renting enough rooms. How many rooms are rented each night on average. How many rooms in total do you have?
Also, if youre a boutique you will likely be still competing with other hoteliers. Creating a subtly themed place can help differentiate you.
However, you should be turning a profit every month for it to be worthwhile. If you are consistently losing money than it may be necessary to walk away. In terms of value, just because you spent the extra 200k in renovating doesnt mean its worth 200k more. Cost /= value. You may be paying your employees to little. Unless they are managing other employees, a little over minimum wage in your area would likely suffice.
>>1576845
*employees too much.
Also what is your loan interest rate?
>>1576601
I can read the google runes
tis an ancient and arcane craft