QUALITY · Midscale · Core brand for going global

Lavande Hotels

Lavande Hotels · Since 2013

A lifestyle hotel shaped by lavender and aroma culture

1200+
Hotels open in China
2013
Brand founded
3.0
Overseas-adapted product version
Product · Showcase

Differentiation through scent and sleep

From lavender scent and lighting scenes to the zero-pressure sleep system, Lavande has turned these elements into repeatable product standards that suit leisure and business guests in Southeast Asia.

Guest RoomZero-pressure sleep room

Zero-pressure sleep room

Zero-pressure foam mattress and pillow plus a one-touch “Lavande Energy” mode linking lighting, music and scent; rooms of 22–26 sqm.

Public AreaLavender-themed lobby

Lavender-themed lobby

An aroma lobby, convenience bar and relaxed social area, with a consistent purple identity.

SEA AdaptationOverseas pool / terrace module

Dual leisure and business scenarios

The overseas edition adds optional pool and terrace modules and multilingual smart room controls, serving leisure guests and Chinese business travellers alike.

Entry · Requirements

Franchise Requirements

The midscale positioning suits mainstream business districts and tourist cities in Southeast Asia.

Property Requirements

Site area≥ 4,500 sqm (including guest rooms, public areas and back-of-house)
Guest rooms≥ 90 rooms, 110–160 recommended
LocationCore business districts, within 1 km of metro or rail stations, or the heart of a tourist city
Building typeStandalone building or podium, floor height ≥ 3.3 m, with a column layout suited to room subdivision
Lease termRecommended ≥ 10 years, including a rent-free fit-out period of ≥ 6 months
FacilitiesBreakfast area ≥ 80 sqm, back-of-house ≥ 200 sqm, ≥ 2 lifts

Investment and Fee Structure

All-in cost per roomCNY 120,000–140,000 (including fit-out, FF&E and OS&E amortisation)
Total investment reference (120 rooms)approx. CNY 15.0–18.0 million (including pre-opening costs)
Reference ADRSoutheast Asia: CNY 320–450 / night (varies by city)
Franchise / brand feeCharged at the brand's standard rates (one-off franchise fee + ongoing brand management fee)
Cooperation modelFranchise / managed operations
Capital requirementInvestor's own funds ≥ 40% of total investment; hotel or real-estate experience preferred
Process · How It Works

Five steps to your Lavande Hotel

1
Online Enquiry

Submit your interest; an advisor responds within 1 business day

2
Project Assessment

Property due diligence + city data + investment model report

3
Agreement & Licence

Brand licence agreement + locally compliant entity set-up

4
Design & Construction

Standard drawings + modular fast fit-out + centralised procurement

5
Opening & Operations

Resident general manager + member traffic + ongoing supervision

Lavande's Southeast Asia programme

Core brand of the five-year expansion plan · Property assessment now open in the initial cities

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FAQ

Lavande Hotels franchise FAQ

Common questions about franchising Lavande Hotels in Southeast Asia.

How much investment does a Lavande Hotels franchise require?

CNY 120,000–140,000 per room all-in (including fit-out, FF&E and OS&E amortisation), with a 120-room hotel costing about CNY 15.0–18.0 million including pre-opening costs — the investment baseline for our midscale flagship.

What property requirements does Lavande Hotels have?

Site area ≥ 4,500 sqm; ≥ 90 rooms (110–160 recommended); located in a core business district or within 1 km of a metro or rail station, with core tourism districts also acceptable; a standalone building or podium with floor height ≥ 3.3 m and a column grid suited to guest-room partitioning.

What room rate does Lavande Hotels target in Southeast Asia?

Reference ADR is CNY 320–450 per night, varying by city.

What defines the Lavande Hotels brand?

A midscale brand built around lavender elements and aroma culture, with more than 1,200 hotels in China.

Can I franchise Lavande Hotels without hotel experience?

Yes. Lavande supports both franchise and managed operations; under managed operations the head office places a general manager and supplies the full operating system, leaving the investor responsible only for capital and the property.

How long does it take from signing to opening?

A standard build runs about six to nine months, supported by standard drawings, modular fit-out and the group's global procurement supply chain.