Hotel for Sale in Salinas, Ecuador
| Established | 10-20 year(s) |
| Employees | 2 - 5 |
| Legal Entity | General Partnership |
| Reported Sales | USD 36 thousand |
| Run Rate Sales | USD 36 thousand |
| EBITDA Margin | 35 % |
| Industries | Hotels |
| Locations | Salinas |
| Local Time | 8:15 PM America / Guayaquil |
| Listed By | Business Owner / Director |
| Status | Recently Active |
Property & location:
- 64 rooms in a prime coastal location, just steps from the beach.
- Active hotel offering standard, deluxe, and family accommodations.
Client base:
Hosts thousands of guests annually, including:
- Local tourists.
- International travelers.
- Corporate groups.
- Event organizers.
Revenue model:
- Primary: Room bookings (direct, OTA platforms, and group packages)
- Secondary: Food & beverage from on-site restaurant/bar.
- Additional: Events (weddings, retreats, & conferences), day-pass services, and tour commissions.
- Diversified revenue streams ensure steady income throughout both high and low tourist seasons.
Promoter / ownership experience:
- Owned and operated by experienced hospitality entrepreneurs with strong knowledge of the Ecuadorian tourism market and beach destinations.
Business relationships:
Established partnerships with:
- Online booking platforms (Booking. com and Airbnb)
- Local tour operators (surfing, fishing, whale watching, and adventure sports)
- Corporate clients for events and group stays.
Reputation & recognition:
- Consistently high guest ratings on travel sites.
- Recognized locally for community engagement and contribution to Salinas’ tourism industry.
- Positive brand image as a reliable, family-friendly, and investor-attractive property.
Scalability & potential:
Opportunities to expand into:
- Wellness services (yoga retreats and spa)
- Eco-tourism packages.
- Mixed-use (residential + hotel) projects, depending on investor vision.
Operational highlights:
- Peak season: December to May, typically full occupancy.
- Holds all necessary operating licenses, health and safety certifications, liquor licenses, and tourism permits.
1. Room accommodation (primary revenue source):
- Standard, deluxe, and family rooms.
- Guests pay per night; main source of steady income.
2. Food & beverage:
- On-site restaurant/bar service (breakfast, lunch, dinner, and drinks).
- Often bundled with room bookings (breakfast included).
3. Event & group packages:
- Conferences, weddings, retreats, and workshops.
- Brings in group bookings during low season.
4. Leisure & amenities:
- Pool and beach access.
5. Tourism add-ons / partnerships.
- Surf lessons, fishing trips, whale-watching tours, and city excursions. Often outsourced but generates commission.
1. Land & building:
- Full property including 64-room hotel structure, common areas, restaurant, bar, pool, and outdoor spaces.
- Associated parking areas, gardens, and terraces.
2. Furniture, fixtures & equipment (FF&E):
- Beds, mattresses, tables, chairs, wardrobes, lamps, and décor in all rooms.
- Restaurant/bar furniture, kitchen equipment, refrigeration, and dining sets.
- Poolside furniture.
3. Operational equipment & supplies:
- Office equipment, POS systems, security systems, and cleaning tools.
- Linens, towels, kitchen utensils, cookware, and other consumable stock.
Intangible assets:
1. Brand & reputation:
- Established hotel name with positive guest reviews and social media presence.
- Repeat customer base and online following.
2. Licenses & permits:
- Operating licenses, health and safety certifications, liquor licenses, and tourism permits.
3. Business relationships.
- Contracts/partnerships with online travel agencies (Booking. com, Expedia, and Airbnb).
- Agreements with local tour operators, corporate clients, and event organizers.
4. Customer database & marketing assets:
- Guest database, mailing lists, loyalty programs, and marketing collateral.
- Website, domain, social media accounts, and online booking channels.
5. Goodwill:
- Established reputation in Salinas tourism market.
- Recognized as a turnkey operation with operational history and trained staff.
The owner directly manages and operates the hotel, retaining all profits generated by the business. There are no other shareholders, and the property is entirely owned.
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1 week, 6 days agoOwner, Consumer Goods Trading, Miami, Individual Investor / Buyer connected with the Business
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