Hospitality Ā· 5 designs
Hotel website design examples
Websites for boutique hotels, a riad guesthouse and a design hotel. Quiet luxury: slow photography, thin serifs and booking from the first screen.
Build this āCoastal boutique hotel, sun-bleached stoneHospitality Ā· Hotels
Build this āCliffside retreat, quiet luxuryHospitality Ā· Hotels
Build this āBoutique city hotel, cream and oxbloodHospitality Ā· Hotels
Build this āRiad guesthouse, terracotta editorialHospitality Ā· Hotels
Build this āDesign hotel, dark olive editorialHospitality Ā· Hotels
What these hotel designs have in common
- Every design puts booking up front, as a slim date-and-guests bar in the hero or a book button in the nav.
- Photography sets the mood: sun-bleached stone terraces, a lobby with wood-slat walls, an arched courtyard pool.
- Thin, widely spaced serifs in cream, stone, olive, oxblood or terracotta, with rooms shown as photo cards.
The sections they include
- Booking
- 5 of 5
- About
- 3 of 5
- Product or listing cards
- 2 of 5
- Blog or journal
- 1 of 5
Counted from the prompts of the 5 designs on this page. Each prompt describes its design and carries it on to a full page.
Good to know before you build
Table reservations, room availability, online ordering and shop checkout need your booking or ordering platform. The builder designs those buttons and bars and links them out.
Questions about hotel websites
What should a hotel website include?
Across the 5 designs on this page, the prompts most often include booking (5 of 5), about (3 of 5) and product or listing cards (2 of 5). Each design's own page lists every section its prompt describes.
Can FNJ build a hotel website like these?
Yes. Choose Build this site on any design and FNJ's AI builder uses it as a reference for layout, type and colour, then writes new words and pages for your business. Table reservations, room availability, online ordering and shop checkout need your booking or ordering platform. The builder designs those buttons and bars and links them out.