Hotel Markup Calculator
Turn hotel net rates into room selling rates with markup, taxes, nights, and room quantities included.
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Result
- Net cost (all rooms/nights)
- ₹52,000
- Selling price (all rooms/nights)
- ₹59,800
- Selling price per room
- ₹29,900
- Margin
- ₹7,800
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How it works
- 1Enter the contracted net room rate.
- 2Set nights, room count, markup, and any applicable tax.
- 3Use the calculated room and booking selling prices.
Worked example
A room priced at ₹6,500 net per night for 4 nights and 2 rooms costs ₹52,000. With a 15% markup the selling price is ₹59,800, or ₹29,900 per room for the stay.
Why use this tool
- Quote rooms without manual formulas
- Keep markups consistent
- See total hotel revenue and margin
Frequently asked questions
What is hotel markup?
Hotel markup is the amount a travel seller adds to a contracted or supplier net rate to create the customer selling rate.
Is markup the same as margin?
No. Markup is profit divided by cost, while margin is profit divided by selling price.
Should markup be applied before or after taxes?
Apply markup to the net rate first, then add any applicable tax on the marked-up amount so the customer sees a transparent tax line.
How do I handle seasonal rate changes?
Recalculate using the current seasonal net rate before confirming a quote; net rates can change significantly between low and peak season.
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