Slow on phones
Large photos and heavy themes make the site slow on mobile, where most guests look.
How we build a boutique hotel a website that sells the stay and takes the booking directly, instead of handing the guest and the commission to a booking site.


Guests often find a boutique hotel on a booking platform, then visit its own website before deciding. If that website is slow, hard to use on a phone or hides the price, they go back and book through the platform, and the hotel pays the commission. This is how we build a site that wins the booking instead.
Many small hotels have a beautiful but slow website with a booking button that opens a clunky third-party page. Rooms, prices and policies are hard to find on a phone, and nothing tells the guest why booking direct is better.
Large photos and heavy themes make the site slow on mobile, where most guests look.
Too many steps between choosing dates and paying, on a page that doesn’t look like the hotel.
The benefits of booking direct, such as the best rate or a free extra, aren’t stated anywhere.
Foundation first, in this order, so each step makes the next one work harder.
Pages planned around the questions guests ask: rooms, prices, location, what’s included, and how to book.
Every page designed at phone size first, with dates and the booking button always in reach.
Images and code optimised and Core Web Vitals tested on mobile before launch, with a speed test the hotel can re-run.
The hotel, its rooms and its location marked up so Google and AI assistants can describe it accurately.
Booking starts, completions and enquiries tracked from day one, and 30 days of support after launch.
A website that feels like the hotel and makes booking direct the easy choice.
Real photos, what’s included, the price from, and the booking widget on every room page, so guests never have to hunt for it.
The reasons to book direct, stated plainly near every booking button.
Responsive images, light code and Core Web Vitals checked on a mid-range phone before launch.
Hotel and room structured data for search and AI assistants, and booking events tracked in GA4 from the first day.
These are the numbers in the monthly report, each measured against the baseline from the first audit.
Start with a free audit, then see exactly what we’d build and in what order.
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