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Four ways to have a house count drawn.

Each commission is one property and a span of nights you name. The charts are prepared in Bang Khen from your night books, then handed over as paper and a written reading.

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

Ninety nights, one house

Occupancy Season Brief

A ninety-night drawing of rooms sold, rooms out of order, and rooms left empty, followed by a written reading and a ninety-minute briefing with the people who run the house.

  • 64,000 THB
  • Printed charts, a written reading, and a live briefing
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A hotel night-audit desk with a closed ledger and a row of brass room keys under warm copper light

Fourteen nights beside last year

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
  • A short written note and a single comparison chart
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A hotel ballroom being set for a group, seen beside a quiet guest-room corridor

Allotment, wash, and walk-ins

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
  • A mix chart, a wash table, and a written note
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A freshly prepared hotel guest room with unused linen and morning light through sheer curtains

Before the first night audit

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
  • Site walk, comparable-house notes, and a written study
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