Jchen - Hotels


Asset Management Division

The Asset Management Division systematically monitors and analyzes the performance of a hotel through a series of activities of strategic nature, with the purpose of maximizing return on investment.

J.Chen Hotels acts as an investor’s representative towards hotel operations, therefore the client can count on a technically prepared team to discuss issues and recommend improvement strategies in different areas of the day-to-day operations.

J.Chen Hotels offers its asset management services in a structured and thoughtful manner, keeping all aspects of the investment in mind. This business vision allows clients to monitor their investment and to make decisions in a secure and effective way.

Defining the objectives of a hotel as an investment, securing the profitability, and maximizing the value of its assets are goals that must be constantly attained while defining the strategy of a property during its operation. In order to reach these goals, it is of fundamental importance to maintain a market position consistent with the level of services and physical installations.

Property Transactions

  • Offer memorandum preparation;
  • Target-buyer search and selection;
  • Coordination between owners and realtors;
  • Due Diligence.

Management Company and Hotel Franchisor selection

  • Identification and selection of the most appropriate hotel management company;
  • Initial contact with selected hotel chain;
  • Elaboration of intention letters;
  • Proposal request and evaluation.

Management and Franchise Contract Negotiation

  • In-depth analysis and discussion of management contracts and franchise agreements, including technical support contracts;
  • Support in contract negotiations.

Forecasting and Financial Results

  • Monthly analysis of financial results compared to the forecast, in order to check for variations and identify corrective actions;
  • Yearly forecast analysis performed as a tool for investor expectations and to maintain investment strategy consistency;

Marketing and Operations

  • Market evaluation, competitive performance analysis and new market entry analysis;
  • Regular visits to the property for in-depth perspective of marketing and operations strategies in use, as well as physical inspection of the facilities.

Quality of Service

  • Evaluation of the quality of services and guest satisfaction;

Cost Control

  • Implementation of cost control and cost reduction techniques and practices, in order to maximize the property’s cash flow;

Facilities Inspection

  • Evaluation of the physical aspects of the facilities identifying areas in need of improvement or reinvestment;

Reports to Owners

  • Periodical reports to owners and participation in shareholder meetings.