A site office on a Caribbean hotel build: an olive sofa, a yellow table with rolled drawings and a hard hat, and the concrete frame of the hotel through the window
HRDSee the price

Know before you build.

HRD is the only Caribbean owner's-side team that tells you, at a fixed price and in a lender's language, whether your hotel should be built, then runs the build itself, on site, island by island since Sandy Lane in 1999.

Two people in hard hats on a cleared hillside plot, holding up a drawing above a Caribbean bay

Built for the new owner

You are a high-net-worth individual, a family office or a diaspora investor. You own, or are buying, a Caribbean site and want a hotel, resort, villa scheme or branded residences. You have not built before.

The concrete frame of a small hotel rising beside a turquoise Caribbean sea, with a red tower crane

One team, first idea to opening

One experienced team on your side of the table. It starts with a fixed-fee Bankability Review of 6 to 8 weeks, covering site, concept, budget, programme and funding stack. It ends in a lender-readable Go/No-Go Report.

A site manager in a hard hat reading a drawing on the concrete deck of a half-built hotel above the sea

How it runs

  1. The Bankability Review

    Six to eight weeks on your site, concept, budget, programme and funding stack.

  2. The Go/No-Go Report

    Written in a lender's language, so a lender can read it.

  3. The build

    If it is a go, the same team runs the build for you, on site, to opening.

Sample

HRD Bankability Review

Go/No-Go Report

Sample for an invented coastal site

Site

Title and shoreline setback checked. Access road needs one upgrade.

Concept

A 60-key hotel with one restaurant fits the plot.

Budget

Held to a lender-style cost plan with a contingency line.

Programme

Opening in the second season after approvals.

Funding stack

Owner equity first, then senior debt, in the order a lender asks.

VerdictGo, with conditions

What the review ends in

A Go/No-Go Report for the owner. The page beside it is a sample, written for an invented coastal site. Every line in it is sample content.

The fee is fixed before we start.

The Bankability Review is a one-time fee, set by the size of the hotel.

Under 50 keys
US$15,000
50 to 150 keys
US$25,000
Over 150 keys
US$40,000

Six to eight weeks, ending in a lender-readable Go/No-Go Report. Rescue & Restart uses the same tiers.