Performance audit
A standalone review of the hotel, its operation and the opportunities to improve. You get a clear starting point before committing to further work.
A written report with prioritised actions, delivered within 5 days.
Hospitality consultant Β· Writer
Helping independent hotels fix operational problems and build stronger teams.
01 / Story
From Romania to Prague, my path has taken me through hospitality, general management, regional leadership and an Executive MBA.
I believe better results come from clear standards and people who are trusted to meet them. That belief shapes how I work with hotel owners, managers and teams.
02 / Services
Start with a clear view of the problem. Then decide what kind of support will make a difference.
A standalone review of the hotel, its operation and the opportunities to improve. You get a clear starting point before committing to further work.
A written report with prioritised actions, delivered within 5 days.
Focused support to put the agreed changes into practice and help the operation get back on track. A 90-day engagement can be shaped around the hotel's needs.
Ongoing work alongside owners and managers to strengthen performance, leadership and accountability. Scope and fee are agreed once the audit shows what the hotel needs, so you commit only when you can see the plan.
Practical sessions for hospitality businesses on leadership, motivation and building teams that can do their best work.
03 / Track record
Since 2019, I have led a six-property hospitality portfolio across Czechia, Austria and Poland: more than 4,000 beds, around 500 employees and roughly EUR 30 million in annual revenue, managed through six General Managers. I have opened new properties in Prague and Budapest, and before moving into regional leadership I ran every core department myself as a hotel General Manager, from front office and F&B to housekeeping and maintenance.
My largest single property: 440 rooms, about 55 employees, about EUR 7 million revenue.
Under 5.07.0+
Booking.com score (out of 10)2024 to 2026
Turnaround of a multi-building property
In 2024 I took over a property with a Booking.com score below 5.0. The problems showed up across the guest experience, but the root cause was team attitude. The General Manager had little motivation and no clear scope for the role, and guests could tell.
The score rose from under 5.0 to over 7.0 in about two years. The General Manager is still in the role and the team is stable.
Takeaway for owners: the problem was rarely the building. It was leadership and mindset, and both can be changed.
04 / Leadership
05 / Publications
The Grounded Manager is where I write about leadership, hospitality and the human side of performance.
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