
Hotel debt placement
at 0.50%.
The industry takes weeks to underwrite, we do it in hours. So we're passing the savings directly on to you.
Fee requirements
- Acquisition or refinance
- $10M+ total request
- 60-day deal exclusivity
What you keep
The bigger the loan, the more a 0.50% fee saves.
| Deal size | Typical broker fee | Bridge | Kept by the owner |
|---|---|---|---|
| $10 million | Typical broker fee1.00% to 1.50% | Bridge0.50% | Kept by the owner$50,000 to $100,000 |
| $15 million | Typical broker fee1.00% to 1.50% | Bridge0.50% | Kept by the owner$75,000 to $150,000 |
| $20 million and up | Typical broker feeAbout 1.00% | Bridge0.50% | Kept by the owner$100,000 and up |
Included
What the 0.50% covers
- Screening and underwriting the deal on our platform
- Organizing your property and borrower data into a lender-ready package
- Evaluating financing alternatives across banks, CMBS lenders and debt funds
- Negotiating terms and running the deal through closing
Third-party reports stay as they are. The appraisal, property condition assessment and environmental report are paid to the firms that produce them, the same as on any hotel financing.
Eligibility
Who qualifies
- Hotel acquisitions and refinances
- A total financing request of $10 million or more
- 60 days of deal exclusivity with Bridge
- Owners across our hotel partners: AAHOA, Hilton, Choice Hotels, Hyatt, Wyndham and Red Roof
Financing a ground-up build or a PIP? See hotel financing for construction and PIP options.
The difference
Why our fee is half the price of your broker
A traditional placement fee prices in a team that assembles each deal by hand. Intake, spreading the numbers, packaging the offering and calling lenders are done manually, and that labor is what the 1% to 1.5% pays for.
Bridge runs that work on a platform. The same screening, underwriting and lender matching happen in hours rather than weeks, so the cost of placing the loan is a fraction of what a brokerage carries. We price the fee to what the work costs, which is why it is 0.50% and why that pricing is permanent.

If technology lowers our cost to originate a loan, we believe those savings should make their way to the hotel owner.
Success stories
Recent hotel placements
Our partners
Pricing available for owners of our hotel partners
The 0.50% applies across all of our hotel partners: AAHOA, Hilton, Choice Hotels, Hyatt, Wyndham and Red Roof. AAHOA members receive the same pricing through AAHOA Lending.
Recent placements: Tapestry Collection, $29M CMBS, and Hampton Inn Arizona, $18.5M CMBS refinance.
FAQ
Questions about the 0.50% fee
What does Bridge charge to place hotel debt?
Bridge charges a 0.50% placement fee on hotel acquisition and refinance financing with a total request of $10 million or more. There is no separate origination or underwriting fee.
What is a typical hotel loan broker fee?
Hotel loan brokers and capital advisors commonly charge 1% to 1.5% of the loan amount to arrange financing. On a $10 million loan, that is $100,000 to $150,000.
How can Bridge charge half the price of a broker?
Traditional placement is labor intensive. Our platform handles intake, underwriting and matching the deal to capital sources, so there is no manual labor cost to price into the fee.
Which hotel deals qualify for the 0.50% fee?
Hotel acquisitions and refinances with a total financing request of $10 million or more, with 60 days of deal exclusivity.
Does Bridge charge any other fees?
No. The 0.50% placement fee is the only Bridge charge. Third-party reports such as the appraisal, property condition assessment and environmental report are unchanged and paid to the firms that produce them.
Is the 0.50% fee a limited-time offer?
No. The pricing is permanent.
Does Bridge lend its own capital or only place loans?
Both. Bridge lends directly on select hotel deals and places others with banks, CMBS lenders and debt funds, so you can compare our terms with other capital sources side by side.
Can AAHOA members get the 0.50% fee?
Yes. AAHOA members receive the same pricing through AAHOA Lending.
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