hotel will fully recover by june 2020adding besides operational issues the reduced traffic to the hotel will also have an obvious cascading effect on revenue from fb mice and other areas budget reallocations diversion of marketing spends postponing investment plans and consolidation are amongst some of the measures that would have to be taken to plan for the upcoming monthsfor goldfinch hotel mumbai the degrowth has been more than 80 per cent informed subhadeep datta its general manager we dont see this sector reviving anywhere before october20 he addedsimilarly dr ankur bhatia executive director of bird group that owns roseate hotels and resorts said we have not had guests arrivals in the hotel since a month now and we dont expect the situation to ease out very quickly even after the lockdown is overhe noted that most of the hotels currently have an occupancy of not more than 510 per cent these are the people who are stranded because of the lockdown roseate house aerocity is operational and has 510 per cent occupancy with long staying guests and some moved in from its other property the roseate which has been temporarily shut the group had expansion plans in hyderabad rishikesh jaipur and overseas as well which are not being postponedin the capital to continue making some revenue and in a bid to keep customer engagement hotel chains like the hyatt and hilton are offering customers the opportunity of home delivery of food items both hyatt and hilton have partnered with zomato and swiggy and share their menus on whatsapp ihcl and itc are offering clients the opportunity to order and have their food collected via contact less deliveryon the other hand to tide over tough times some hotels which have leased or licensed out spaces on a commercial basis continue to demand rentals and license fees from their inhouse commercial partners a privately owned hotel in the heart of lutyens delhi has neither offered any relaxation nor moratorium to its licensors this despite having negligible occupancy a government mandated lockdown inaccessibility to these commercial spaces along with no footfall of touristsa leading daily reported in maharashtra that department store chain shoppers stop told its landlords it would not pay license fees and other charges till the reopening of its premises the newspaper also reported that an international coffee chain which has 61 branches in mumbai has also written to its landlords while we work india has sought reduction in rentals the daily also reported that the lodha group announced a full waiver for its retail partners who rent spaces in its properties until the government lifts the lockdown on sunday the chief minister of delhi appealed to landlords not to force tenants to pay rent for two to three months however if this appeal also extends to commercial establishments is still unclear when small companies and businesses have been hardeston a positive note some hotels are offering their hospitality services to help those immediately affected by the covid19 crisis anant