Hotel Valuation
A hotel valuation seen through an operator’s lens: not just market comps, but what your property could earn with the right strategy.
From Audit to Results in 90 Days
Operational Performance Review
Full P&L analysis, revenue per segment, and expense benchmarking, establishing the true earnings baseline a valuation is built on.
Market & Competitive Analysis
Comp set positioning, market demand drivers, ADR and occupancy benchmarks, and submarket trends.
Revenue Upside Modeling
What your hotel could earn, not just what it earns today. That is what separates our valuation from a standard appraisal, which prices only current performance.
Buyer Ready Package
Comprehensive valuation report, optimized P&L presentation, and cap rate positioning to support a confident asking price.
Your Valuation Package
We value the hotel on the income it produces, built from the P&L, comp set, and cap rate positioning a buyer or lender will actually scrutinize. You receive a clear figure and the full reasoning behind it, not a range and a guess
Most valuations price only today’s performance. We model what the asset could produce with sharper revenue management, pricing, and positioning, so the number reflects real potential. This is the difference between a standard appraisal and a valuation built by an operator.
A valuation is only as strong as it holds up under examination. You receive an optimized P&L presentation, market and comp set context, and cap rate positioning, so when a buyer, lender, or partner digs in, the number stands.
We Value From the Operations Side
Most brokers come from real estate. Sezin comes from running luxury hotels. Our valuations capture revenue upside that traditional appraisals miss entirely.
Valuation FAQ
How is a hotel valuation different from a real estate appraisal?
An appraisal prices the building. We price the business: what the hotel earns, and what it could earn with the right revenue and positioning strategy.
What documents do I need to provide?
Two to three years of P&L statements, your comp set report, and management or franchise agreements. Missing pieces are fine, we flag the gaps.
How long does the valuation process take?
Two to three weeks, depending on financials and asset complexity. Faster when a deal deadline requires it.