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Lake Arrowhead, California
Historical Restaurant with assets, Hotel and Multi-Use Property !! Price Reduction!!
Arrowhead Villas: A Rare Offering of Three Prohibition-Era Icons Step into the romance, intrigue, and architectural grandeur of California’s Golden Age with a rare opportunity to own a legendary mountain enclave. Nestled in the San Bernardino Mountains, Arrowhead Villas was originally envisioned in the 1920s as “Club Arrowhead in the Pines”, a secluded playground for Hollywood’s elite. Originally developed across 45 acres and powered by its own artesian wells and early electric infrastructure, the resort quickly became synonymous with privacy, luxury, and notoriety. At its height in 1929, und
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Buy or Sell a Hotel or Motel in California
California is the largest hotel and motel market in the United States. With 70 miles of Pacific coastline, world-class national parks, major entertainment destinations, and over 270 million annual visitors, California hotels and motels generate consistent occupancy revenue across every price point — from independent roadside motels to boutique hotels in Napa Valley and Santa Barbara. BizBen features verified hotel and motel listings across California with experienced hospitality brokers.
California Hotel & Motel Market Snapshot
- Number of Businesses: 1 active listings
- Average Asking Price: $3,750,000 (based on 1 listings with disclosed pricing)
- Average Revenue: $0
- Average Cash Flow: $0
California Hotel & Motel Market Insight
California hotel valuations are driven by RevPAR (revenue per available room), occupancy rate, location, flag status, and whether real estate is included. Coastal markets — Santa Barbara, Carmel, Santa Cruz, and the Monterey Peninsula — command the highest valuations due to year-round demand and limited supply. The Central Valley's I-5 and Highway 99 corridors are the most active markets for independent roadside motel acquisitions, with strong demand from FedEx and Amazon logistics workers and long-haul truckers. Key due diligence items include PIP (property improvement plan) obligations for flagged hotels, STR (short-term rental) licensing compliance, and franchise agreement transfer fees.
Why Invest in a California Hotel or Motel
- California's 270M+ annual visitors create year-round hospitality demand across coastal, urban, and highway corridor markets
- Independent motels on highway corridors offer stable occupancy driven by logistics and commercial travelers
- Boutique hotels in wine country and coastal markets command premium ADR with strong repeat visitor bases
- Real estate ownership provides significant long-term asset value in appreciating California markets
California remains the nation's largest and most active market for hotel and motel acquisitions.
Selling Your California Hotel or Motel?
Thinking about selling your hotel or motel? BizBen connects sellers with qualified buyers and experienced hospitality brokers who understand California CDPH licensing, franchise flag transfer requirements, and hotel valuation methodology.
FAQs
How many hotels and motels are currently for sale in California?
There are currently 1 active hotel and motel listings across California on BizBen.
What is the average price of a hotel for sale in California?
Independent motels typically sell for $500,000 to $3M depending on room count and location. Full-service hotels range from $2M to $20M+. The current average asking price on BizBen is $3,750,000.
What is a PIP and why does it matter when buying a flagged hotel?
A Property Improvement Plan (PIP) is a list of required upgrades mandated by the hotel brand at the time of ownership transfer. PIP costs can range from $500K to $5M+ — buyers must request and review the PIP before completing any flagged hotel acquisition.
Can I finance a hotel purchase in California?
Yes. SBA 7(a) loans up to $5M and SBA 504 loans for larger acquisitions are available. CMBS and conventional hotel financing are also common. Brokers on BizBen can connect you with hospitality lenders.
What is RevPAR and why is it the key hotel valuation metric?
RevPAR (Revenue Per Available Room) is calculated by multiplying occupancy rate by average daily rate. It is the primary performance metric for hotel valuation because it captures both how full the hotel is and how much it charges per night.