Rooms and rates that are easy to compare
A page for each room type, villa or tent, with photos, what is included and the rates.
For hotels, resorts and stays
A hotel website that shows the stay and makes booking easy
Rooms, rates and a clear book button, built for guests who are choosing on a phone.
What guests look for first
Guests usually choose a stay by how it looks and feels before they compare prices. They want to see the rooms, the setting, what is included, what is nearby, the rates, the policies and how to book. We build WordPress sites for hotels, resorts, guesthouses, bed and breakfasts, villas and glamping sites that show the stay first and make the next step obvious.
We work from Chennai, India, and the resort site we have built is in Tamil Nadu, India. Your booking engine stays as it is, and the site sends guests straight into it.
What you get
A clear book button
Book buttons that link into your own booking engine, plus an enquiry form for guests who would rather ask first.
Photos that show the place
Large photos, a gallery and a link to a virtual tour if you have one.
Dining, activities and facilities
Pages for your restaurant, spa, activities and what is nearby.
Reviews and press
Guest reviews and press features shown on the site.
Policies guests look for
Clear terms, cancellation and refund pages.
Pricing
Starter website from $499
A simple WordPress site of up to five pages, such as home, rooms, gallery, about and contact, with revision rounds included. A property with several room types, dining and activity pages is quoted after a short chat. Hosting and your domain name are paid to the provider.
- Up to five pages
- Revision rounds included
- You own the site
A resort site we have built
A glamping resort in Tamil Nadu, India. The site leads with the setting and links into the resort's own booking engine.
What every hotel website includes
- Home page that leads with the setting
- A page for each room type, villa or tent, with rates
- Book buttons linked to your booking engine
- Enquiry form for guests who want to ask first
- Photo gallery and a link to a virtual tour
- Dining, activities and facilities pages
- Guest reviews and press features
- Terms, cancellation and refund pages
- Address, map and directions
- Mobile friendly build, checked on phone, tablet and desktop
- A private staging site to review before launch
- A short guide to editing rooms, rates and photos
Hotel website design for hotels, resorts and guesthouses
A hotel website has a simple job: show the stay properly and make it easy to take the next step. Guests want clear photos, the rooms and rates, what is included and how to book or ask a question. Booking sites list your property, but your own website is where you control how the stay is shown and where guests can contact you directly.
We build on WordPress, so you own the site outright, there is no monthly platform fee and almost any developer can pick it up later. We start with what a guest needs to do on the site, whether that is compare rooms, see the setting, read reviews or start a booking, and the pages follow from that.
The resort in our portfolio keeps its own booking engine. The website links straight into it, and an enquiry page is there for guests who prefer to ask first. If you want to sell gift vouchers or products online, see our online stores page. If you already have a site and want it looked after, see our website care plans.
Questions we hear a lot
How much does a hotel website cost?
A starter website of up to five pages starts at $499. A property with several room types, dining and activity pages is quoted after a short chat. You always get a clear price first.
Can you add online booking?
We link your site to the booking engine you already use. The resort we built for keeps its own booking engine, and the site sends guests into it. We do not build booking engines or channel managers.
Can I show rates and offers on the site?
Yes. Rates and offers can be shown on your room pages, and live availability stays in your booking engine.
Can I update rooms, rates and photos myself?
Yes. We show you how to change text, rates and photos, and you can always send changes to us.
Who owns the website?
You do. The website and its files are yours.
Tell us about your stay.
Book a short call. We will talk through the project and tell you honestly if we are the right fit.