Website Development for Hotels

A guest opens a hotel site to answer one thing: is there a room on my dates, and what does it cost?

• The date picker sits on the first screen of a phone, opens without loading another site and remembers the dates while the guest looks at rooms.
• The rate shown is the full one, with taxes, breakfast and parking stated, because a price that grows at the last step sends people back to the portal.

Once they are on your site, guests choose between room types more than between hotels.

• Each room type has its own page with the real bed layout, photos taken in that type and not in the best suite, the view from the window and what differs from the type below.
• Practical answers stand beside the photos: a cot or an extra bed, step-free access, how quiet the room is, whether the windows open.

A bride, a travel booker for a company and a family of four want different things from the same building.

• Events get pages with hall sizes, seating layouts, catering and a short enquiry form that goes to the sales office, not to the front desk.
• Photos are served in modern formats and loaded as the guest scrolls, so a site full of galleries still opens fast on mobile data.