Hotel Income Statement Template

Start with the Monthly Income Statement sheet. Enter your available rooms and occupied rooms at the top — these drive the ADR, RevPAR, and occupancy percentage calculations throughout. Then work through each revenue department: Rooms first, then Food & Beverage, then any operated departments like Spa or Parking. The departmental expense sections beneath each revenue block are pre-populated with standard cost categories; adjust the line item names to match your property's chart of accounts. Most hotel operators keep 80–90% of the categories as-is.

Hotels measure profitability differently from almost any other business, and that difference matters when you're preparing financial statements for ownership review, bank covenants, or refinancing. The industry standard is USALI — the Uniform System of Accounts for the Lodging Industry — which organizes the income statement by department rather than by expense type. This format exists because hotel profitability is fundamentally driven by how each revenue center (Rooms, F&B, Events) contributes to the whole, and a generic P&L that lumps all labor or all revenue together makes it impossible to identify which departments need attention. A hotel that looks profitable on a simple P&L might be masking a loss-making F&B operation being subsidized by room revenue.

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