Obtaining a mortgage for a condo hotel unit is more or less similar to getting a mortgage for a transitional condominium or strata unit however there are additional factors to consider. For one, it is a typical rule of thumb that mortgage lenders are less inclined to finance a hotel-condo. For one, these units are typically known to be used for short-term rentals and the underwriting and lending guidelines for this particular use might be less attractive to mortgage lenders. Furthermore, mortgage lenders will also consider the financial health of the condo, just like they would with any other non-condo-hotel by reviewing the condominium status certificate, or in British Columbia, the statra documents. Lenders will also assess the occupancy rate and revenue of the condo hotel to gauge its overall financial health, however, in major city centres this is less of a concern. It might just be that mortgage lenders, those willing to lend on hotel-condos, will provide a lower loan to value and/or a pricing premium.