Hotel websites, finished and hosted
Every booking a hotel takes on its own site is a booking that does not pay fifteen per cent to a portal, so the only thing that matters is whether a guest who found you on one of those portals prefers to book here. That is decided by the rooms being photographed properly, the rates being visible, and the direct-booking benefit being stated rather than implied.
These decks put the property on the first screen, the rooms as structured entries with rates and what is included, and the practical layer that guests actually search for: check-in times, parking, whether dogs are allowed, what breakfast costs, how far the station is. The booking route is a slot, so it can point at your own engine or at a form. You fill it in through one form and the site is live on a real address in under a minute, free for the first seven days. Guest houses, lodges and small resorts use the same shape.
From $9.99 a month, free for the first 7 days.
What a hotel website has to do
- Rooms photographed individually, with the rate and what is included
- A reason to book direct, stated in words rather than implied
- Check-in and check-out times, parking, pets and breakfast
- Where you are relative to the station, the airport and the thing people came for
- A booking route that reaches your engine without a detour
Questions people ask first
How much does a hotel website cost?
$9.99 a month on the One plan, which is the floor and includes the hosting. The site is free for its first 7 days, and you pay only when you decide to keep it. There is no build fee, no setup fee and no charge for the preview.
How long does it take to get a hotel website live?
Under a minute. You pick a finished site, fill in one form with your name, your words and your pictures, and it is live on a real address straight away. There is no build queue and nothing to wait for, because the site already exists.
Can I use my own domain name?
Yes, on the Site plan and above. Every site starts on an address we give it, which works immediately and costs nothing, and a domain you own can be pointed at it afterwards without rebuilding anything.
Are these hotel websites real or mockups?
All 3 of them are running sites, not pictures of sites. Opening one shows you the same code that would serve yours, filled with our words until you replace them with your own.