Websites for hotels and venues.
Websites for independent hotels, inns with rooms and wedding venues that make it easy to book a room, enquire about a wedding and find you from a phone. From £995, or £95 a month.
The website is the brochure now
Nobody sends for a brochure any more. A couple planning a wedding, or someone booking a weekend away, decides on your website in the first minute: the photographs, the rooms, the prices, and whether booking is easy. If the site looks dated, they assume the place is.
We build hotel and venue websites that lead with the photography, keep rooms and weddings one tap away, and connect to the booking system you already use, so the site sells while you run the place.
What's included
- Book a room from any pageLinked to your booking engine or channel manager, so a visitor can check dates and book without leaving the site.
- Weddings and events, properlyA weddings section with the spaces, the numbers, sample packages and an enquiry form that reaches the right person.
- Photography that does the sellingFull-width photographs of the rooms, the grounds and the food. We can arrange a photographer if you need one.
- Menus, hours and directionsEasy to find on every page, and set out so Google reads them correctly.
- Easy for Google and AI to readYour rooms, venue details and reviews structured so you show up for searches like wedding venue near Bath.
- Looked afterHosting, security, backups and unlimited updates, so the Christmas menu and the new room photos go up when you send them.
How it works
- TalkA call or a visit. What you want more of, rooms, weddings or events, and how bookings work now.
- StructureThe pages and what goes on each, agreed before any design.
- DesignYou see the design and shape it before a line of code is written.
- LaunchBuilt, tested on phones, old page addresses moved across, and live. Then Carly looks after it.
Hospitality work
The Prince of Waterloo is a 16th century freehouse with rooms in Winford, in the Chew Valley. Its site leads with booking a room and booking a table, then the food and the garden. The Temple Inn at Temple Cloud, a village pub with kitchen and rooms, is another we built and look after.
Recent projects
- Wiltshire RugsA one-woman workshop in Melksham, moved off a page builder.
- Lewis Pet CareA UK online vet. A refreshed brand and a website with booking on every page.
- Chubb BulleidA Somerset law firm with over 150 years behind it. We rebuilt the brand and the website.
Prices
Pay once, or spread the cost monthly. Every website includes unlimited updates and support, and there are no setup fees.
| Website | Pay once | Pay monthly |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | £9955 pages | £95 a month12 months, then rolling |
| Business | £1,79510 pages | £169 a month12 months, then rolling |
| Estate | from £2,995up to 40 pages | £279 a month12 months, then rolling |
| Shop | from £2,995online shop | £279 a month12 months, then rolling |
Prices exclude VAT. No setup fees. Pay once and the first 12 months of care are included. Pay monthly and the site is redesigned and rebuilt free after 24 months on the plan.
If I send an email or request a call they respond really quickly.Beverley ActonGoogle review
Hotels, inns and venues we look after
We build and look after the websites for The Temple Inn at Temple Cloud and The Prince of Waterloo at Winford, both pubs with rooms, along with The Travellers Rest at Pensford, The Cross House at Doynton, and Sabatini and Lloyds Lounge in Exeter.
Your own site, or just the booking platforms?
Booking platforms bring guests, and they take a commission on every one. Your own website is where people check the rooms and the reviews before they decide, and a direct booking costs you nothing. The job of the site is to make booking direct the easy choice.
Questions
How much does a hotel website cost?
£995 for a five page site, or £95 a month with no setup fee. Ten pages are £1,795 or £169 a month, and larger sites with many room types from £2,995. Prices exclude VAT, and unlimited updates and support are included.
Can guests book rooms on the website?
Yes. We link the site to the booking engine or channel manager you already use, so availability and prices stay in one place.
Do you build wedding venue websites?
Yes. A weddings section with the spaces, numbers, packages and an enquiry form, and gallery pages that show the venue dressed for the day.
Can you help with photography?
Yes. Good photographs are most of a hotel website. We can arrange a photographer, or work with what you have and tell you honestly what needs reshooting.
Who updates the site?
We do, as part of the plan. Email us the new menu, the seasonal offer or the new room and it gets done.
How long does it take?
Most hotel and venue websites take six to twelve weeks from the first conversation to going live. Photography is usually the longest part.
Your
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Tell us what you are building and we will tell you, honestly, whether we are the right people for it. A call, an email, or a message. Whichever you prefer.