Presented By:
Sarbottam Silwal
20,2nd Semester
Hotel rooms have following abstracts:
1. Major Source Of Revenue
2. Highly Perishable
3. Differs As Per Establishment
4. Differs As Per Type
5. Once Build Can Be Sold Again And Again
 Rack rate
 Seasonal rate
 Special event rate
 Corporate rate

 Government rate
 Group rate
 Package rate
 A property management system (PMS) is a computer

system used to manage guest bookings, online
reservations, check-in/check-out, and guest purchases
of amenities offered by the hotel.

 While pricing rooms, the hotel shall keep in mind that

rate should be between a minimum (determined by
cost structure) and a maximum (determined by
competition structure)
 While establishing room rates, management shall be

careful about its
 operating costs
 inflationary factors, and
 competition.

Generally, there are four popular approaches to pricing
rooms:
 Cost Approach
 Market Condition Approach
 Thumb rule Approach
 Hubbart formula Approach
 Introduced In The 1940s
 In This Approach, The Rate Of A Room Shall Be $ 1

For Each $ 1,000 Of Construction And Furnishing
Cost Per Room, Assuming A 70% Occupancy Rate.
 Every $ 1000 Investment In A Hotel Property Should
Support $ 1 In Average Daily Rate (Adr)
 It Is Most Effective Tool Use During The Sale And
Purchase Of Hotel Property
 Easy To Calculate.
 To illustrate suppose a 190-room hotel has costed

$ 9,500,000
of Construction and Furnishing Costs.
Therfeore, the cost per room is $ 50000
which would mean that the price per room shall be
$ 50.
This Approach, However, Fails To Take İnto
Consideration
 The İnflation Term
 The Contribution Of Other Facilities
 Services Towards The Hotel’s Desired Profitablity
 Assumes A Ceratin Level Of Occupancy Rate.
Thumb rule

Thumb rule

  • 1.
  • 2.
    Hotel rooms havefollowing abstracts: 1. Major Source Of Revenue 2. Highly Perishable 3. Differs As Per Establishment 4. Differs As Per Type 5. Once Build Can Be Sold Again And Again
  • 3.
     Rack rate Seasonal rate  Special event rate  Corporate rate  Government rate  Group rate  Package rate
  • 4.
     A propertymanagement system (PMS) is a computer system used to manage guest bookings, online reservations, check-in/check-out, and guest purchases of amenities offered by the hotel.  While pricing rooms, the hotel shall keep in mind that rate should be between a minimum (determined by cost structure) and a maximum (determined by competition structure)
  • 5.
     While establishingroom rates, management shall be careful about its  operating costs  inflationary factors, and  competition. Generally, there are four popular approaches to pricing rooms:  Cost Approach  Market Condition Approach  Thumb rule Approach  Hubbart formula Approach
  • 6.
     Introduced InThe 1940s  In This Approach, The Rate Of A Room Shall Be $ 1 For Each $ 1,000 Of Construction And Furnishing Cost Per Room, Assuming A 70% Occupancy Rate.  Every $ 1000 Investment In A Hotel Property Should Support $ 1 In Average Daily Rate (Adr)  It Is Most Effective Tool Use During The Sale And Purchase Of Hotel Property  Easy To Calculate.
  • 7.
     To illustratesuppose a 190-room hotel has costed $ 9,500,000 of Construction and Furnishing Costs. Therfeore, the cost per room is $ 50000 which would mean that the price per room shall be $ 50.
  • 8.
    This Approach, However,Fails To Take İnto Consideration  The İnflation Term  The Contribution Of Other Facilities  Services Towards The Hotel’s Desired Profitablity  Assumes A Ceratin Level Of Occupancy Rate.