Guests often find you on a travel site, then look up your own website to see the rooms properly and check whether booking direct is worth it. Our hotel website templates are built for that visit: large photography, room pages with the details people compare and a reservation path that is always one tap away. Choose a design that suits your property, adapt it in the visual editor and publish a site that brings guests straight to you.
Our hotel website templates are complete multi-page sites, laid out around how guests choose where to stay:
Boutique and city hotels can use the room-by-room layouts to show off distinct room styles, rooftop terraces or dining spaces. Resort website templates need more room for experiences, so give the pool, spa, activities and restaurants pages of their own. Bed and breakfast website templates work best with a personal tone: introduce the hosts, describe breakfast and share favorite local spots. Vacation rental website templates can present a single cabin or apartment, or a small collection of homes with a page each. If you need hostel website templates, pick a bolder design, turn room pages into dorm and private room listings and use the gallery for common areas and events.
Link every reservation button to your booking engine, or use a reservation request form if you handle bookings by email. Submissions are stored in your project, you receive an email for each one, and spam protection keeps fake requests out.
Reach international guests with the multi-language add-on, which uses AI translation to create your pages in other languages. Pair it with per-page SEO titles, meta descriptions and Open Graph images so your rooms look inviting in search results and whenever someone shares a link.
When you first open the template, AI tailoring can rewrite every page for your property from a short description and swap in fitting stock photos. Room rates, links and phone numbers are left as they are, so enter your real rates yourself and replace the stock images with photography of your own rooms before launch.
Add a Google Map to show how close you are to the beach, the station or the old town. Your whole team, from front office to marketing, can edit the site together in real time when rates, menus or seasonal offers change.