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ARTICLE · 04 NOVEMBER 2013

Buying A Hotel – Our Top 6 Points

Whether you are an experienced hotelier or just starting out in the hotel industry, the process of buying a hotel can be a daunting prospect. From financing the purchase, to structuring the deal, to due diligence, to negotiating the commercial terms, there are many things to consider and each will impact the success of your new venture.

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Whether you are an experienced hotelier or just starting out in the hotel industry, the process of buying a hotel can be a daunting prospect. From financing the purchase, to structuring the deal, to due diligence, to negotiating the commercial terms, there are many things to consider and each will impact the success of your new venture. However, if managed well, the acquisition of an already established hotel can be an effective method of growing an existing portfolio or launching a new one.

1. The right fit

Does the hotel you are targeting fit in with your ethos, financial structure and long term business plan? If you do already have a portfolio of hotels, will this one sit well within the group? Whilst each hotel is a stand alone business, it is important not to lose sight of the brand that you are trying to build and establish.

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