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Hotel website design
Hotel website design for your next guest
Hotel website design for hotels, B&Bs and guest accommodation across the UK. Show your rooms, your setting and what makes a stay with you worth planning.
Compare website packages- Showcase your property
- Clear booking journeys
- Your hotel, your style
Give guests a feel for their next stay
A clear booking route
Guide guests towards your chosen booking or enquiry service.
Useful local information
Help visitors plan their stay with clear location and travel details.
Plan ongoing care
Discuss the updates and support your hotel website will need.
Sample website concepts
Hotel website design examples
Three fictional hotel concepts, each with its own character and a clear route from browsing to the next step.
Get in touchA little room to breathe
Stay a little closer to the water.
Lake views, unhurried mornings and the simple pleasure of getting away.
Explore the stay
01The rooms
02At the table
03Around the lake
The Lakeside collection
A room, a table, a little escape.
A few of the things that make a stay feel like time well spent.
01Your room by the water
Wake up somewhere different, with a quiet corner and the view waiting beyond the doors.
02At the lakeside table
A first coffee, a longer breakfast or a little time to watch the day go by.
03A little further afield
Leave room in the stay to find the quieter paths and the corners you did not plan for.
A little room to breathe
Wake up somewhere different.
Let a slower morning set the tone for a different kind of day.
A good stay gives you permission to slow down. Open the curtains, take in the water and let the day begin a little differently. The view is part of it. So is the time you give yourself to enjoy it.
- Quiet moments by the water
- A little time at the table
- Space to leave the day open
A stay by the water
A little room to make the day your own.
The room, the view and the small pleasure of waking up somewhere different.
01
Wake up to a different view
A quiet room and the anticipation of the first look out at the water. Make the morning part of the stay.
Explore a little further02
Make a little more of breakfast
A slow first coffee, something good at the table and no need to move straight on to the next thing.
Explore a little further03
Stay a little longer
Leave space in the plan for a walk, a little exploring and the luxury of doing very little.
Explore a little furtherMake the most of doing a little less
Your stay, at your own pace.
There is no single way to spend a day away. Here are a few good places to start.
- 01
A slow beginning
Open the curtains, take your time with the first coffee and see what sort of day it is.
- 02
A little exploring
Follow a path, find a view or spend a little time discovering somewhere new.
- 03
An evening to settle into
Return to the table, the room and the simple pleasure of not having to head straight home.
A little closer to the water
Leave a little room for your next escape.
A quiet weekend, a different view or a few days with less on the list.
Discuss this designA fictional design example, not a client website or evidence of business results.
Somewhere to slow down
Room for a little escape.
Warm spaces, quiet corners and a stay that makes room for you.
Discover the rooms01A place to unwind
02An unhurried morning
03A different view
The art of a little escape
A stay that makes room for you.
Somewhere to put the bags down, let the evening arrive and take a little more time over the morning.
01
The room
A warm space, a quiet corner and the kind of view you find yourself looking at more than once.
Discover the stay02
The morning
The first coffee, a little breakfast and the welcome possibility of leaving the day open.
Discover the stay03
The day beyond
A walk, a long lunch or a little exploring. Make the stay fit the way you want to feel.
Discover the stayThrough the doors
A few good reasons to stay.
From the first look at the room to the last long breakfast, find a little of The Rowan.
01Room for a little escape
Put the bags down, take in the view and let the evening find its own pace.
02An unhurried morning
Coffee, a little breakfast and the day taking shape beyond the table.
03A different kind of day
Step outside, take the longer path and discover a little more of the surroundings.
Somewhere to slow down
A stay with its own rhythm.
Leave a little space in the plan. There is something lovely about having nowhere else to be.
The feeling of arriving matters. A room to settle into, the light across the water and the thought that, for a little while, the next thing can wait. Make a little space for that feeling.
- Warm spaces and quieter moments
- Mornings with a little more time
- A stay with its own rhythm
The shape of a stay
The pleasure is in the small things.
Make room for the moments you usually pass straight by.
- 01
The first evening
A quiet arrival, a little time in the room and the thought of a different day ahead.
- 02
The morning light
The first look out, a good coffee and no reason to rush the beginning.
- 03
The day you did not overplan
A little exploring, a long lunch or the very good decision to do less.
Somewhere to slow down
Your next little escape starts here.
A weekend for yourself, time together or simply the pleasure of waking up somewhere different.
Discuss this designA fictional design example, not a client website or evidence of business results.
A country house state of mind
Outside the everyday.
A place for country walks, long conversations and the quieter side of a stay away.
Find your escape01
The house
02
The countryside
03
Your stay
The house and the day beyond
Find your own little corner of Bramley.
A little of the house, the surroundings and the days you might spend here.
01Around the house
Take in the stone, the garden and the little details that make arriving feel like a change of pace.
02A room to make your own
Put the book down for a moment, settle into the room and enjoy being away.
03The slow way through the day
A coffee outside, a longer lunch and a little time to see where the day leads.
A little Bramley inspiration
A few ways to leave the everyday behind.
Take the plan lightly. There is room for a little discovery.
- 01
The slow start
Let breakfast take a little longer and see what the day looks like beyond the window.
- 02
The longer way round
Step outside, follow a path and keep a little time for the view you find along the way.
- 03
The evening back at the house
Return to your corner, your book and the quiet pleasure of being somewhere different.
A little further from the usual
Go a little further from the usual.
Find a corner of the country and make a little time to enjoy it.
The best part of getting away can be how little you need to do. Find a quiet room, follow the garden path and let a longer lunch become part of the plan. There is room to enjoy the small things.
- A house with room to settle in
- Countryside worth the longer way round
- A quieter sort of day away
A country house state of mind
Stay for the house. Leave room for the countryside.
A place for slower mornings, longer conversations and a little more of the day to yourself.
01
The house
Quiet corners, a room to settle into and the feeling of somewhere worth taking your time over.
Explore Bramley02
The countryside
The longer walk, a new little view and the simple pleasure of spending a little more time outside.
Explore Bramley03
Your stay
Bring a book, your favourite people or simply a little space in the diary. Let the rest find its own pace.
Explore BramleyOutside the everyday
A little countryside might be just the thing.
A room to settle into, a walk to take slowly and time with the people you want to bring.
Discuss this designA fictional design example, not a client website or evidence of business results.
How it works
A simple process
A website shaped around your property, your guests and the way you take bookings.
- 01
Tell us about your hotel
Share your property, photos and the stay you want to introduce.
- 02
We design your website
A design that reflects your hotel and gives guests useful detail.
- 03
You review and refine
Review the pages and agree any changes before launch.
- 04
Your website goes live
The approved site is prepared for its public launch.
Ready to get started?
Let's plan your hotel website
Tell us about your property and how guests book with you. We can plan a website that presents the stay and makes the next step clear.
Get a quote- Showcase your property
- Clear booking information
- Mobile-friendly pages
- A style that feels like your hotel
Our approach
Let guests picture the stay, understand the details and find a clear route to booking.
Built around your businessUseful information. A clear next step.
Your website, your choice
Website packages for hotels and guest accommodation
Set the page scope around your rooms, your setting and the information guests need before checking availability. Your existing booking service remains part of the brief.
All starting prices shown include VAT. We confirm a fixed written price once the accommodation content and booking handoff have been agreed.
Starter
From £295
One welcoming page for a small property with a concise stay to introduce.
- Property details, room introduction, approved reviews and contact on a single page
- Mobile-first layout, tap-to-call and an enquiry form with email and storage
- Your real accommodation photographs and agreed booking link
Essentials
From £595
A fuller view of the rooms, location and practical details guests want to compare.
- Up to five pages for the stay, accommodation, property, reviews and contact
- Starter features with more room for facilities and visit information
- Search foundations and a readable route to your chosen booking provider
Business
From £995
For a hotel with several accommodation or hospitality offers to explain in depth.
- Everything in Essentials and individual pages for agreed property services
- Photo galleries, approved project material and useful real-location content
- Hosting and care included for the hotel's first website year
- The website belongs to you
- Your accommodation business owns the website, domain and content. Your booking provider continues to manage its own platform under your arrangement with it.
- Fully managed hosting
- Fully managed website hosting costs £15 a month or £150 a year. Room-description edits, new photography and seasonal information are separate content work.
- Content changes and care
- The £25 monthly care plan covers minor content changes, maintenance, security checks, weekly backups and monitoring. New accommodation sections or specialist booking connections need further scoping.
A clear link to your chosen booking engine is different from building a reservation system. Embedded booking, payments and channel-manager functions depend on confirmed provider requirements.
A few useful answers
Hotel website questions
Rooms, direct booking journeys and a clear picture of the stay.
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Can a hotel website connect to our existing booking engine?
Yes. The design can guide guests to your chosen booking engine, with any embedded connection agreed around that provider. This does not include building a new reservation platform by default. Share the system you use so the availability and booking journey can be planned accurately.
How much does hotel website design cost?
Hotel website design starts at £295 for Starter, £595 for Essentials and £995 for Business. A fixed quote is agreed in writing around the rooms, property content and functions required. Business includes hosting and care for year one; specialist booking integrations are priced separately.
What information should guests find on a hotel website?
Guests need clear room details, useful photographs, property facilities, location information and a visible booking route. Explain practical points that affect the stay using information supplied by the hotel. The website should make it straightforward to move from looking at the property to checking availability.
Can a small hotel use a simple website design?
Yes. A small hotel can use a concise design if it explains the accommodation and makes the next booking step clear. Useful room descriptions and accurate stay information matter more than adding sections for their own sake. The design should still work comfortably on a guest's phone.
Should I use a hotel template or a bespoke website?
Choose the option that presents your rooms and booking journey clearly without losing the character of the property. A template supplies a starting structure; a bespoke design can respond more closely to your photographs and content. Neither option replaces the need to confirm booking-system requirements.
Does a hotel website guarantee more direct bookings?
No. A clearer website can make the route to your booking service easier to follow, but it cannot guarantee booking numbers. Availability, rates and the wider guest experience remain part of the decision. The hotel concepts shown here are illustrative and do not represent booking results.
Can you change room information once the hotel website is live?
Yes. Room-content and seasonal updates can be arranged separately from managed hosting. Minor amendments are included with £25 monthly website care, while bigger additions are scoped individually. Hosting costs £15 per month or £150 per year, with year-one hosting and care included in Business.