HotelHinge · U.S. Hotel Transaction Intelligence
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How it works
HotelHinge reads the day's hotel deal news and threads each article to its hotel and to every company named in it. Here is one deal article, threaded.
The article
Harmon Ridge Hospitality has acquired the 142-room Whitmore Hotel in San Marcos, Texas, from Calder Lodging Partners for $18.4 million. The sale closed on October 9. Pemberton National Bank provided a $12.1 million acquisition loan. Halsey Hotel Advisors represented the seller.
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The hotel
San Marcos, TX · 142 rooms · Independent
3 deals on file
The deal Sale Reported
Confirmed by a second check · 1 source
Every morning we read the day's U.S. hotel deal news: sales, loans, refinancings, listings and management changes.
Each article is mapped to its hotel and to every company named in it, and each fact keeps the sentence it came from.
Each article adds to its hotel and to every company on it: here, Harmon Ridge's fourth hotel and Pemberton's ninth loan.
Illustration: the hotel, the companies and the article above are made up.
Live product preview
A hands-on sample of the real product: one marquee hotel per state. Search, filter, and open any row for its full record. The live database holds tens of thousands more.
Who it's for
Each one starts from a different question. They all land on the same record.
Brokers
Who owns this hotel, and since when?
The owner on record, every past sale and the companies on each one.
Lenders
Who is buying, and who financed them?
Each buyer's recent deals and the lenders on them, before you are asked.
Buyers
What sold nearby, and for how much?
Recent sales in any market with prices, buyers, sellers and their sources.
Appraisers
What is the record behind this hotel?
Sales, assessment and deal news on one record, with every fact sourced.
Market map
Built from the facts on file, not from a survey.
Hotels on file, by parent company
The eight largest parent companies by hotels on file. Open one to see its flags; independent hotels are not shown.
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The eight companies named most often on live deals on file, by role. Updated every morning from the facts on file.
Coverage
All 50 states and DC: hover a state to see how many hotels we track there. Every one of them is a single record, built from six layers.
Every deal links to the article or record it came from. Where neither states a fact, we show a dash, never a guess.
The schema
Six layers on the same property key, so an owner, a sale and a loan are the same hotel rather than three lookups you reconcile yourself.
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Membership opens every layer on every hotel, with no unlock limit.
Pricing
Billed monthly. Cancel any time and keep access to the end of the paid period.
Questions
A U.S. hotel deal database. Every day it reads U.S. hotel deal news and maps each article to its hotel and to the buyer, seller, lender and broker named in it, with the price, price per key and date. Each fact carries the sentence it came from. The deals sit on a property record of U.S. hotels with public-record ownership, sale history, assessed value and securitized debt.
Every hotel on file with its deals, parties, sale history, comparable sales, assessed value and daily news, plus every hotel's owner, lender and loan terms, with no unlock limit. It is $29 a month and you can cancel any time.
Deals come from U.S. hotel trade press, business news and company announcements. Ownership, sales and assessed values come from county assessor and recorder records, and loans from SEC and securitization filings. Nothing is taken from booking or review sites, and nothing is modelled to fill a hole.
Deal news is read every morning, and a deal shows on its hotel once its facts are confirmed. Recorded sales appear as counties publish them, which can lag a closing by months.
The field is left blank. A deal with no stated price shows "Undisclosed", and a deal with no stated date shows the date of its first report. Nothing is modelled or imputed, which is why a blank here is information rather than a gap.
HotelHinge does not publish its own RevPAR, ADR, occupancy or cap-rate figures, and carries no ratings, reviews or photographs. Where a deal article states a cap rate, or a securitized loan's filing reports its financials, they are shown quoted from that source.
It is not a benchmarking service, a ratings or reviews site, a booking engine or a listings board of hotels for sale. It shows no photos, no room rates and no valuation opinions of its own. It is the record of who bought, sold, financed and brokered each U.S. hotel, read from the daily news and the public record.
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Brokers, lenders, investors, owner-operators, appraisers and franchise development teams who need to know who owns a hotel, who is buying and selling, and who is lending, without a terminal contract.
The window above is one hotel per state. Become a member for every hotel, deal and party we track, with the daily news, ownership and financing on each property, and no unlock limit. Membership is $29 a month. Cancel any time.
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