Hotel Website Templates

What a hotel or travel site has to answer

Someone booking a stay wants to see the rooms, know what is nearby, and find out whether their dates are free and what they will cost. Someone booking a trip wants the route, the days and the departures with places left. A hero photograph and an enquiry button answer none of that. These templates give rooms, availability, routes and local guides real structure, so the visitor arrives at the enquiry already decided.

The boutique hotel template is a single page for hotels, B&Bs, guesthouses, country retreats and wedding venues. A dark-green monogrammed contents rail sits beside a photographic cover, a room explorer keeps its selector and a large photograph visible together, a walking-distance dial filters the local guide, and a three-step enquiry builds a live stay summary. The holiday let template is seven pages for cabins, cottages and glamping: each stay has its own page and colour, a who's-coming filter folds away units that do not fit the party, and a drag-across-nights calendar prices every night on its own season.

The travel and tour template is a multi-page site for a tour operator, on a committed bougainvillea magenta with giant colour-on-colour headlines. Every trip has its own page where you drag along a measured climbing profile and a rider moves along the real route on a live map, with each village name rising as the rider reaches it. The outdoor adventure template is a single page with an expanding glass hero, a landscape aperture that opens with scroll, an interactive journey profile and full-bleed mountain photography.

The practical parts are treated as seriously as the photography. Calendars refuse to span nights already taken and check minimum stays and changeover days as the visitor drags. Maps use real tiles and load only as they near the screen. Links can open a booking already set to one cabin and one weekend, or an enquiry pre-filled with the trip and date.