Common use of Guest Revenues Clause in Contracts

Guest Revenues. Seller shall receive a credit for, and Buyer shall purchase from Seller, the Guest Ledger. Such credit shall equal the amount of the accounts receivable (or 50% thereof in the case of the final night’s room revenue, including any sales taxes, room taxes and other taxes charged to guests in such rooms, all parking charges, sales from mini-bars, in-room food and beverage, telephone, facsimile and data communications, in-room movie, laundry, and other service charges allocated to such rooms with respect to the night), less credit card charges, travel company charges and similar commissions. Revenues from guest rooms in the Hotel occupied on the night containing the Cut-Off Time, including any sales taxes, room taxes and other taxes charged to guests in such rooms, all parking charges, sales from mini bars, in room food and beverage, telephone, facsimile and data communications, in room movie, laundry, and other service charges allocated to such rooms with respect to the night containing the Cut-Off Time shall be divided equally between Seller and Buyer; provided, however, that to the extent the times at which food and beverage sales, telephone, facsimile or data communication, in room movie, laundry, and other services are ordered by guests can be determined, the same shall be allocated between Seller and Buyer based on when orders for the same were received, with orders originating prior to Cut-Off Time being allocable to Seller, and orders originating from and after the Cut-Off Time being allocable to Buyer. All other revenues from restaurants, lounges, and other service operations conducted at the Property shall be allocated based on whether the same accrued before or from and after the Cut-Off Time as described in the preceding sentence, and Seller shall instruct the Manager, and Buyer shall instruct its manager, to separately record sales occurring before and from and after the Cut-Off Time. The foregoing amounts are referred to collectively as “Guest Revenues”.

Guest Revenues. Seller shall receive a credit for, and Buyer shall purchase from Seller, the Guest Ledger. Such credit shall equal the amount of the accounts receivable (or 50% thereof in the case of the final night’s room revenue, including any sales taxes, room taxes and other taxes charged to guests in such rooms, all parking charges, sales from mini-bars, in-room food and beverage, telephone, facsimile and data communications, in-room movie, laundry, and other service charges allocated to such rooms with respect to the night), less credit card charges, travel company charges and similar commissions. Revenues from guest rooms in the Hotel occupied on the night containing the Cut-Off Time, including any sales taxes, room taxes and other taxes charged to guests in such rooms, all parking charges, sales from mini bars, in room food and beverage, telephone, facsimile and data communications, in room movie, laundry, and other service charges allocated to such rooms with respect to the night containing the Cut-Off Time shall be divided equally between Seller and Buyer; provided, however, that to the extent the times at which food and beverage sales, telephone, facsimile or data communication, in room movie, laundry, and other services are ordered by guests can be determined, the same shall be allocated between Seller and Buyer based on when orders for the same were received, with orders originating prior to Cut-Off Time being allocable to Seller, and orders originating from and after the Cut-Off Time being allocable to Buyer. All other revenues from restaurants, lounges, and other service operations conducted at the Property Properties shall be allocated based on whether the same accrued before or from and after the Cut-Off Time as described in the preceding sentence, and Seller shall instruct the Manager, and Buyer shall instruct its manager, to separately record sales occurring before and from and after the Cut-Off Time. The foregoing amounts are referred to collectively as “Guest Revenues”.

Guest Revenues. Seller shall -------------- receive a credit for, and Buyer shall purchase from Seller, the Guest Ledger. Such credit shall equal the amount of the accounts receivable (or 50% thereof in the case of the final night’s 's room revenue, including any sales taxes, room taxes and other taxes charged to guests in such rooms, all parking charges, sales from mini-bars, in-room food and beverage, telephone, facsimile and data communications, in-room movie, laundry, and other service charges allocated to such rooms with respect to the night), less credit card charges, travel company charges and similar commissions. Revenues from guest rooms in the Hotel occupied on the night containing the Cut-Off Time, including any sales taxes, room taxes and other taxes charged to guests in such rooms, all parking charges, sales from mini bars, in room food and beverage, telephone, facsimile and data communications, in room movie, laundry, and other service charges allocated to such rooms with respect to the night containing the Cut-Off Time shall be divided equally between Seller and Buyer; provided, however, that to the extent the times at which food and beverage sales, telephone, facsimile or data communication, in room movie, laundry, and other services are ordered by guests can be determined, the same shall be allocated between Seller and Buyer based on when orders for the same were received, with orders originating prior to Cut-Off Time being allocable to Seller, and orders originating from and after the Cut-Off Time being allocable to Buyer. All other revenues from restaurants, lounges, and other service operations conducted at the Property shall be allocated based on whether the same accrued before or from and after the Cut-Off Time as described in the preceding sentence, and Seller shall instruct the Manager, and Buyer shall instruct its manager, to separately record sales occurring before and from and after the Cut-Off Time. The foregoing amounts are referred to collectively as “"Guest Revenues”".

Guest Revenues. Seller shall receive a credit for, and Buyer shall purchase from Seller, the Guest Ledgerguest ledger. Such credit shall equal the amount of the accounts receivable (or 50% thereof in the case of the final night’s room revenue, including any sales taxes, room taxes and other taxes charged to guests in such rooms, all parking charges, sales from mini-bars, in-room food and beverage, telephone, facsimile and data communications, in-room movie, laundry, and other service charges allocated to such rooms with respect to the night), less credit card charges, travel company charges and similar commissions. Revenues from guest rooms in the Hotel occupied on the night containing the Cut-Off Time, including any sales taxes, room taxes and other taxes charged to guests in such rooms, all parking charges, sales from mini bars, in room food and beverage, telephone, facsimile and data communications, in room movie, laundry, and other service charges allocated to such rooms with respect to the night containing the Cut-Off Time shall be divided equally between Seller and Buyer; provided, however, that to the extent the times at which food and beverage sales, telephone, facsimile or data communication, in room movie, laundry, and other services are ordered by guests can be determined, the same shall be allocated between Seller and Buyer based on when orders for the same were received, with orders originating prior to Cut-Off Time being allocable to Seller, and orders originating from and after the Cut-Off Time being allocable to Buyer. All other revenues from restaurants, lounges, vending machines, laundry machines, pay telephones and other coin-operated equipment and other service operations conducted at the Property shall be allocated based on whether the same accrued before or from and after the Cut-Off Time as described in the preceding sentence, and Seller shall instruct the Manager, and Buyer shall instruct its manager, to separately record sales occurring before and from and after the Cut-Off Time. The foregoing amounts are referred to collectively as “Guest Revenues”.