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The four pillars of the MYRTE method

Four principles that guide every engagement.

Les Racines

Roots — understand before acting.

Every recommendation starts from observed reality: how the property actually runs, its constraints and its history.

What MYRTE bringsDecisions based on facts, not impressions.

La Transmission

Transmission — help managers, teams and the guest experience grow.

Findings are shared and explained so managers can own them and bring them to life.

What MYRTE bringsTeams who understand the why, not just the what.

Le Soin

Care — demanding, and human.

Observing without judging, respecting everyone's work, while staying precise about what needs to improve.

What MYRTE bringsA climate of trust in which change can happen.

L'Héritage

Legacy — change that lasts.

What matters is what remains after the engagement: embedded practices and shared reference points.

What MYRTE bringsProgress that holds over time.

Field methodology

From real-world observation to actionable recommendations.

  1. Immersion

    Experience the property as guests do, unfiltered.

  2. Observation

    Look at what actually happens, front and back of house.

  3. Analysis

    Link findings to their causes: practices, organisation, product.

  4. Prioritisation

    Separate the essential from the incidental, the urgent from the important.

  5. Action

    Turn priorities into decisions and an action plan.

Three lenses of analysis

Guest experience

What the guest actually experiences.

Operational performance

The teams, behaviours, organisation and execution behind the guest experience.

Physical hotel experience

The condition, cleanliness, functionality and comfort of the physical environment.

The deliverable — RPO

Operational Performance Report

The RPO (Rapport de Performance Opérationnelle) is a decision-support tool. It turns field observations into strengths, frictions, opportunities and action priorities, in a format built for management. A structured digital field tool may support data collection; it serves the analysis, never replaces it.

A diagnostic creates value when it supports better decisions.

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