Pacific Hospitality Group: property-level asset control across every hotel.
Pacific Hospitality Group operates a portfolio of hotels with furniture, appliances, kitchen and laundry equipment at every property.
Asset overview
Illustrative figuresWhat they track
Assets by categoryThe challenge
Each property managed its own equipment lists, so management had no consolidated view, and servicing of kitchen and laundry equipment was reactive.
- No consolidated view across properties
- Kitchen and laundry servicing was reactive
- Equipment transfers between hotels unrecorded
- Warranties tracked per property on paper
How Asetavo helps
- Tracks hotel equipment by property
- Manages furniture and appliances
- Tracks kitchen and laundry equipment
- Schedules maintenance
- Records equipment transfers
- Tracks warranties
- Gives management property-level asset reports
Before vs. after Asetavo
In practice
Every property has its own location tree down to floor and room. Engineering teams schedule servicing for kitchen and laundry equipment and record transfers between hotels.
Business value
Pacific gets centralized asset management across all its hospitality properties.
Rollout plan
- 1Week 1Flagship hotelFloors, rooms and back-of-house mapped at the flagship.
- 2Weeks 2–5All propertiesRemaining hotels onboarded with the same structure.
- 3Week 6EngineeringMaintenance schedules for kitchen and laundry equipment.
- 4Week 7Group reportingProperty-level reports for management.
Questions teams like this ask
Can each hotel manage its own assets?
Yes. Each property has its own access while group management sees everything.
Can we track equipment moved between hotels?
Transfers are scanned out and in, with full history.
Does it help with renovations?
Retired and replaced items keep their history, so refurbishment planning uses real data.



