What type of franchise is a hotel?

A hotel franchise is a fee-based agreement between a business owner, the franchisee, and a brand owner, the franchisor. The business owner – the property owner or tenant – can use the franchisor's brand name, intellectual property, reservation system and operational support tools in exchange for paying a franchise fee.



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Depending on the type of agreement (business model), such hotels can be owned by a parent company or operated on a franchise basis. Chain hotels usually have the same name and offer standardized services and quality across different locations. Some examples of chain hotels are Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt, and Accor.

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Since then, franchise owners have helped write the history of KFC®, helping us grow into the most popular chicken franchise chain in the world, with more than 24,000 locations. Today, relationships with our franchisees have helped KFC® remain a global industry leader and together our story keeps getting better.

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One of the main advantages of joining a hotel franchise is that you can leverage the brand name, reputation, and loyalty program of an established chain. This can help you attract more guests, increase your occupancy and revenue, and benefit from the marketing and distribution channels of the franchisor.

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