A season of room nights, drawn so the quiet Tuesdays stay visible.

Sense Ripple Analytics reads the house count for hotels in Thailand. We take the night-audit books, draw the sold, empty, and out-of-order rooms, and sit with you while the season is still on the table.

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Night lobby of a Bangkok hotel, burgundy curtains and copper lamps around a dark wood desk — The hour the house count is closed, before anyone averages it into a month.

The reading most houses ask for

Occupancy Season Brief

Ninety nights for one property. The chart room draws rooms sold, rooms out of order, and rooms left empty, then writes eight to twelve pages and briefs you for ninety minutes. The fee is 64,000 THB, with the Bangkok briefing included.

Abstract occupancy curves in copper ink on ivory paper, spread on a dark wood table under a copper lamp

Weekdays and weekends kept apart
Last year underneath, when those books survive
A bound set you can leave at the front desk

Bring the night-audit summaries, the out-of-order log, and the group contracts that touched the season. Drafting takes about three weeks from the day the books arrive.

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Other commissions

Shorter readings, and a study before opening

A hotel night-audit desk with a closed ledger and a row of brass room keys under warm copper light

Nightly Ledger Review

Fourteen consecutive nights set beside the same fortnight a year earlier, so you can tell a one-off thin week from a pattern that is already in the books.

18,000 THB
Five working days after the ledger pages arrive

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A hotel ballroom being set for a group, seen beside a quiet guest-room corridor

Group and Transient Mix

One month taken apart into group allotment, rooms washed back, and transient nights, including walk-ins, before you promise the same block again.

42,000 THB
Two weeks from receipt of the contracts and the night books

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A freshly prepared hotel guest room with unused linen and morning light through sheer curtains

Pre-opening House Count

A site walk and a written study of how comparable nearby houses have filled, for a hotel about to open or about to reopen after a long renovation.

Quoted after the walk
Four to six weeks after the walk, longer if comparable books are slow to gather

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From the field notes

The Songkran hole in a Bangkok city house

April's monthly occupancy can look respectable in a Bangkok business hotel while four nights in the middle of the month are nearly empty. The night books show where the hole actually sits.

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