Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about buying, selling and running hospitality businesses worldwide. Hotel, B&B, guest house and restaurant FAQ.
How do I list my hospitality property for sale?
Create a free account on Stay4Hospitality, click "List Your Property" and complete the listing form. Your property will be reviewed and published within 24 hours. No commission, no agent fees.
What types of hospitality businesses can I list?
We accept hotels, B&Bs, guest houses, resorts, boutique hotels, hostels, restaurants, pubs, bars, campsites, glamping sites, villas, lodges, eco lodges and self-catering properties.
How do buyers contact me about my listing?
Buyers send enquiries directly through your listing page. You receive an email notification and can respond directly — no intermediaries involved.
Is listing my property on Stay4Hospitality free?
Yes, basic listings are completely free. We also offer premium featured listings for greater visibility at the top of search results.
How long does it take to sell a hospitality business?
The average hospitality business sale takes 6-18 months depending on the asking price, location, business performance and market conditions. Pricing correctly and having clean financial records speeds the process.
What information should I include in my listing?
Include high-quality photos, detailed description, number of rooms/covers, annual turnover and profit, asking price, reason for sale, staff details and any lease or freehold information. Complete listings receive 3x more enquiries.
Can international buyers purchase hospitality businesses?
Yes, we have buyers from over 50 countries. International purchases may require local legal advice and compliance with foreign investment rules in the target country.
Do I need a business broker to sell my hospitality property?
Not on Stay4Hospitality. You list directly and deal with buyers yourself, saving significant broker commissions. However, for complex sales you may wish to engage a specialist hospitality broker.
What is the average price of a hotel for sale?
Hotel prices vary enormously by location, size and condition. Small guesthouses start from £100,000. Boutique hotels typically range from £500,000 to £5m. Larger resort hotels can exceed £50m.
How do I value my hospitality business?
Common valuation methods include EBITDA multiples (typically 3-6x for hospitality), asset value plus goodwill, and comparable sales. Get a professional valuation from a hospitality specialist before listing.