Advisors Who Have Owned and Operated Inns
Our team brings more than 45 years of combined experience owning, operating, buying, and selling independent lodging businesses. Unlike most firms that handle business sales, every advisor on our team has owned and operated an inn or boutique lodging business. We understand that buying or selling an inn is more than a real estate transaction—it’s both a business decision and a lifestyle transition.
Current Inns for Sale
Here are our newest listings. Inventory changes regularly, so check back or contact us about upcoming opportunities.
Explore Inns for Sale by Region
Browse listings and market context by region, or start with our guide to the best places to buy an inn.
How We Help Buyers and Sellers
Buying an Inn
Buying an inn means buying both real estate and an operating business. We help buyers evaluate financial performance, property condition, financing, and whether the owner’s role fits their goals before they commit.
Selling an Inn
A successful sale starts well before a property is marketed. We help owners understand value, prepare their financial records and property, and reach qualified buyers confidentially.
Meet Our Team
Every advisor on our team has owned and operated an inn, and we bring that operating experience to each buyer and seller we work with.
Common Questions
What kinds of properties do you sell?
Independent lodging businesses of all kinds: country inns, bed and breakfasts, boutique hotels, cabins and cottage resorts, glamping properties and other owner-operated hospitality businesses. What they have in common is that the buyer is acquiring both real estate and an operating business. You can see what is available now on our properties page.
Where are your inns for sale?
Our listings span much of the country, with especially deep roots in the Mid-Atlantic. Browse by region above, or start with Top Destinations, our state-by-state guide to the best places to buy an inn, including Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
How is selling an inn different from selling a house?
An inn is an operating business as well as a property, so its value depends on financial performance, reputation and future bookings, not just the building. Buyers need financing that works for a hospitality business, and confidential financial information has to be shared carefully, only with qualified buyers. Our guide to selling an inn walks through each step.
How do I get started?
If you are buying, browse current listings and read our buying and selling FAQ. If you are thinking about selling, even a year or more from now, an early conversation helps you understand value and what to prepare. Either way, schedule a confidential consultation with someone who has owned an inn.
More answers on our frequently asked questions page.
