Websites for independent hotels.
Sites for independent hotels that show your rooms clearly and make booking the obvious next step.
Guests often find a hotel on a travel site first. Your own website is where you control how the hotel is shown, and where booking can happen directly.
What a hotel website has to do
Show the rooms clearly
Room types, what is in each one, and what a guest gets, laid out so nobody has to hunt for it.
Answer questions before they are asked
Check-in, parking, pets, amenities and policies, written plainly and easy to find.
Make booking the obvious next step
A clear path from the first page to your booking engine, on a phone as much as on a desktop.
Look like your hotel, not a template
Your place, your photos and your voice, so a guest can tell it is a real property with real people behind it.
Be easy to find and get to
Location, directions and the basics search engines look for, so people searching for you land on the right page.
Stay current
Seasonal changes, new amenities and updated information handled through a monthly care plan.
The pages a hotel site usually needs
- Home
- Rooms
- Gallery
- Amenities
- Policies
- Location and directions
- Contact and booking
Hotel work
Live hotel websites designed and built by Firstleaf Studio. Each name opens the real site.
The whole page, before and after
The full home page before and after. Scroll inside either one.
Questions from hotel owners
Tell us which one you use. Before we start, we confirm how it connects to a new site.
Yes. A redesign keeps what already works and fixes what makes guests leave without booking.
Yes. Each one is a live hotel website. The work section links to each hotel's own site.
A one-time setup fee for the design and build, plus an optional monthly care plan. Pricing starts at $500 for up to 3 pages. Hotel sites with more pages or a booking engine connection are quoted after we talk about your property.
