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Extended Stay Franchised Hotel Brands Survey 2001
Franchisehelp Inc, Pages: 42
What's an Extended Stay Hotel?
An extended stay hotel serves the traveler looking for lodging for 5 days or more. Typical guests are relocating executives, individuals on training and project assignments, lawyers trying a case, film crews, and longer-term vacationers. Some hotels provide lavish amenities such as complimentary continental breakfasts, fitness centers and pool facilities. Others provide no-frills, basic lodging facilities for the budget-conscious traveling public. Many extended stay hotels are all-suite hotels with a living room, kitchen, and bedrooms. From economy lodging to upscale market hotels, our Extended Stay Franchised Hotel Brands Survey covers them all!
What Is This Survey All About?
FranchiseHelp’s new survey, our first for this hotel segment, Extended Stay Franchised Hotel Brands Survey 2001 (42 pages), examines 20 hotel brands in 17 areas of comparative data. Information was compiled in October 2001.
How Can I Use This Report?
The Extended Stay hotel niche is one of the brightest lights in the lodging marketplace. Find out what you need to know about the major franchised brands in this hot, new and growing travel segment. If you're interested in investing in a franchised hotel, or you already own one, if you are an investor (especially in Reits), or you are a supplier to hotels, you should order this report! The extended stay hotel chains are compared and contrasted using 17 different criteria. Filled with hard to obtain information, this new survey allows you to compare the best known franchised extended stay hotel chains in terms of franchise fees, royalty, and marketing fees, closures, training programs, and much more.
FranchiseHelp believes the information contained in this report is valuable for all the following:
Franchisors
Franchisees
Hotel Suppliers and Professionals
Lenders to Hotel Franchisees and Franchise Systems
Potential Franchise Investors
Hotel Administrators
Universities and Libraries
Which Hotel Brands Were Surveyed?
AmeriSuites
Baymont Inns and Suites
Best Inn and Suites
Cambridge Suites
Candlewood Suites
Doubletree Suites
Embassy Suites
Hawthorn Suites
Homewood Suites by Hilton
Mainstay Suites
Microtel Suites
Residence Inn
Spring Hill Suites
Staybridge Suites
Studio
Suburban Lodge
Summerfield Suites by Wyndham
TownePlace Suites
Villager Lodge
Woodfield Suites
What Information is Included in the Survey?
Hotel Brands, Franchisor
Price Segment/Characteristics
Ownership Status
Ufoc Dates
Brand Longevity
Other Brand-Name Hotels Owned by Parent Company
Management and Contact Names
Franchised Units, Company-Owned Units, Totals
Item 20 Ufoc Information - Unit Closures
Geographical Concentrations of Brand
Litigation (as per the current Ufoc)
Earnings Claims
Franchise Fees (Initial, Royalty, Marketing and Reservation Fees)
Average Franchise Unit Investment
Financing Arrangements
Franchise Term and Renewal, if any, and Term
Training (Description and Training Program Fees)
Includes four graphs:
Percent of Total Units Franchised
Percent of Units Closed (not including transferred units)
Initial Franchise Fee
Royalty Fees
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