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The maintenance of the hotel is rather poor. During the last year, only the minimum of the required maintenance has been done, so some additional maintenance is advisory. There is a cost group called depreciation costs of existing assets, but these costs just are not enough to keep up the tree star standard. To really solve these issues, next to the additional maintenance, some new [[investments]] are needed. The costs of equipment and furniture buy in hospitality totally different from what you would buy privately (at the Ikea): realize that. There is standards of safety, usability, hard-wearing, cleaning, safety and many other reasons to buy professional material. < | The maintenance of the hotel is rather poor. During the last year, only the minimum of the required maintenance has been done, so some additional maintenance is advisory. There is a cost group called depreciation costs of existing assets, but these costs just are not enough to keep up the tree star standard. To really solve these issues, next to the additional maintenance, some new [[investments]] are needed. The costs of equipment and furniture buy in hospitality totally different from what you would buy privately (at the Ikea): realize that. There is standards of safety, usability, hard-wearing, cleaning, safety and many other reasons to buy professional material. <br><br> | ||
This | A good starting point for as an example of the cost you can find in this guide: https://www.nehmer.com/costguide. <br> | ||
This gives an overview of costs related to renovating the rooms. Do not focus too much on details: the file does give you some indication of what costs might be. Try to be realistic, how much things do cost, depend on so many things and is not easy to answer. And don't be penny-wise and pound foolish! <br> | |||
Then again, if you invest in refurbishing or redecorating rooms, this will be automatically depreciated in four years. Do not focus too much on details and use it as a guideline. Then again, if you invest in refurbishing or redecorating rooms, this will be automatically depreciated in four years. | Then again, if you invest in refurbishing or redecorating rooms, this will be automatically depreciated in four years. Do not focus too much on details and use it as a guideline. Then again, if you invest in refurbishing or redecorating rooms, this will be automatically depreciated in four years. | ||
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Poor maintenance
The maintenance of the hotel is rather poor. During the last year, only the minimum of the required maintenance has been done, so some additional maintenance is advisory. There is a cost group called depreciation costs of existing assets, but these costs just are not enough to keep up the tree star standard. To really solve these issues, next to the additional maintenance, some new investments are needed. The costs of equipment and furniture buy in hospitality totally different from what you would buy privately (at the Ikea): realize that. There is standards of safety, usability, hard-wearing, cleaning, safety and many other reasons to buy professional material.
A good starting point for as an example of the cost you can find in this guide: https://www.nehmer.com/costguide.
This gives an overview of costs related to renovating the rooms. Do not focus too much on details: the file does give you some indication of what costs might be. Try to be realistic, how much things do cost, depend on so many things and is not easy to answer. And don't be penny-wise and pound foolish!
Then again, if you invest in refurbishing or redecorating rooms, this will be automatically depreciated in four years. Do not focus too much on details and use it as a guideline. Then again, if you invest in refurbishing or redecorating rooms, this will be automatically depreciated in four years.
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