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The feeling of the place, in as few words and as many good photographs as possible.
Sell the experience with galleries, room listings, events, inquiries and clear booking choices.
Also suits b&bs, campgrounds, vacation rentals, event venues.
People book the feeling first and check the details second. If the photographs do not do the job, nothing further down the page will save it.
This is the real starting set for hospitality & venues — the same pages your site is built from on the first day. Rename them, reorder them or add your own.
The feeling of the place, in as few words and as many good photographs as possible.
Each room or space with photos, what it sleeps and what is included.
The property properly photographed. This is what people come to see.
Where to eat, what to walk, what is worth the drive. Guests love this page.
One clear path, whether that is a request form or a link to your reservation service.
Start with a useful set, then add or hide tools as the business changes. Hiding one never deletes your work.
See how website tools workComplete designs with real pages and example content you can replace. Every business name shown is fictional.
5 pages included
5 pages included
5 pages included
5 pages included
5 pages included
Not with card payments — those are planned and not available yet. Today you can take booking requests you confirm, or link out to the reservation service you already use.
You can mark listings as available or unavailable and describe your seasons. A live nightly-rate calendar synced to outside channels is not part of the product.
Yes. Spaces work the same way as rooms: photos, capacity, what is included, and an enquiry form for dates.
Very much so. A direct booking has no commission on it, and the guide and gallery pages are what convince somebody to book with you rather than the listing.
Start free, put the photographs where they belong, and take direct enquiries.