Stop letting others dictate your value. Build a legacy hotel brand that commands loyalty and premium bookings—without losing what makes you unique.
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Guests Still Come. But It’s Not the Same, Is It?
Your hotel hasn’t failed. But something’s...off.
Every month you delay = more lost revenue, fewer direct bookings, and a brand that fades quietly.
For a boutique hotel with 20 rooms and a $250 ADR, just a 20% increase in booked nights could mean $50,000–$90,000 in additional revenue in the next 90 days.
Imagine a Hotel That...
Your hotel isn’t a commodity. Let’s prove it.
The GUEST STORYLINE™ Framework
Turn every stay into a story guests can’t stop talking about.
What Our Clients Say
We Don’t Work With Every Hotel.
Your hotel has a story. We make sure every guest feels it—and pays for the privilege. Here’s how we do it:
Not a Fit If...
This Is For You
Meet Carla
Fonda Studio helps legacy boutique hotels stay unforgettable—without losing their soul. Led by Carla, a brand consultant and creative director who’s shaped global names like Shangri-La, Hyatt, Accor, and Marriott, we bring big-brand clarity to small, independent properties ready for their next chapter.
Yes, we can make your hotel look beautiful—but that’s the easy part. We’re here to make it mean something, so every decision—from branding to design to guest experience—works together.
With 20+ years in brand strategy, experience, and visual storytelling, we’ve built a framework tailored to independents—not chains. We work with second-generation owners and custodians of historic spaces who care about meaning, not marketing.
Because in a world of louder hotels, the ones who win know what they stand for—and show it in every guest moment.
But What If...
Why Now Matters
Your hotel already has history. What it needs is direction.
Because waiting? That’s not neutral. That’s choosing to fall behind. Every month you delay:
Doing nothing feels safe—until the bookings slow, the reviews go quiet, and the soul of your hotel fades.
Let’s fix that—before someone else becomes what you should’ve been.
