Protection level
Rooms to hold back for guests who book late.
OpenThe Owner’s Desk
Five calculators for the figures an owner is shown most often, and twelve more across the site. They work on your own numbers, in your browser. Nothing is stored and nothing is sent.
How much of a change in revenue reached profit. Enter two periods: this year and last, or actual and budget.
Result · example figures until you change them
Whether the hotel takes its fair share of the market, and whether it does so through occupancy or through rate.
Result · example figures until you change them
Why rooms revenue differs from budget: because of the price achieved, or the number of rooms sold.
Result · example figures until you change them
What the operator’s fees and the FF&E reserve take from gross operating profit, on a common fee structure.
Result · example figures until you change them
A first estimate of value from income, and three measures of how much debt that income can carry.
Result · example figures until you change them
More calculators
Twelve more, each on the page that explains it.
Rooms to hold back for guests who book late.
OpenReservations to accept on a sold-out night.
OpenThe lowest rate at which a group pays its way.
OpenWhat each seat earns for each hour.
OpenFrom purchase price and yield to a price to test.
OpenStars, plowhorses, puzzles and dogs.
OpenCost per drink and the price that meets a target.
OpenList price and by-the-glass price.
OpenBuilt area by zone for a hotel of a given size and tier.
OpenHow many people a room holds in each layout.
OpenCost per booking beside the agent’s commission.
OpenWhat each channel leaves after its cost.
OpenA caution
These tools give a first reading, built on standard definitions. They are no substitute for the accounts, the agreement or a valuation. The terms are defined in the glossary and explained in the answers.
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