Welcome
We are hoteliers, not just a franchise. We “get” your business. We understand you are the reason we exist. We appreciate your business and strive, every single day, to back up our promise of “Friendly Franchising”. When you join in a partnership with Boomerang Hotels, you will be happy that you evaluated your options and chose the right franchise to represent your property.
We don’t just believe in Friendly Franchising – we coined the phrase.
Founding member of AAHOA.
At Boomerang Hotels, we have been committed from day one to building a company culture that promotes fair franchising through collaborative, mutually respectful working relationships. We adhere to the spirit of the AAHOA 12 Points of Fair Franchising and believe that mutual success in franchising can only be accomplished through utilizing these cornerstone principles.
Latest News & Announcements
Boomerang Hotels Signs Settle Inn ® in Marquette, Michigan...more»
BOOMERANG HOTELS ANNOUNCES TOP AWARD WINNERS FOR 2012...more»
Boomerang Hotels Gets Third GuestHouse International® In China...more»
Boomerang Hotels Caters to Travelers on the Go with Robust Mobile Websites...more»
Most Recent Openings
- GuestHouse International Hotel Eureka Springs, AR. Opened: March 2013
Map of Locations
And now for something completely different.
I have a passion for all things lodging, it is what I do. I love the many different elements that go into making a hotel/brand hum. At Boomerang Hotels we do things differently and we are proud of it. … Continue reading
Everyone’s a Critic
With a little bit of focus and a smart approach, online review sites don’t need to be the bane of your existence. But if you ignore them – they can quickly become a problem. Continue reading
Shall We Dance?
Getting smart on best practices for managing review sites is the best way to learn the dance and find partners (guests) who will want to join you on the dance floor. Continue reading
Dealing with the “Franchisee Expectation Gap”.
Sometimes what your customer (in our case, the franchisee) tells you isn’t always what they want or more importantly what they actually need. In many cases franchisees are relaying their expectations when they state their key needs of fairness and open communications; however, what the franchisee really needs is the ability to pay the bills. Continue reading
