Last updated: October 5, 2026

Websites for lodging and travel businesses, in 24 hours

Lodging and travel businesses sell a place, a trip or an experience that guests cannot try first, so the website has to do the persuading. On a phone, a visitor decides in minutes whether the photos feel right, whether the dates work, whether the price is clear and whether they trust you enough to book.

Get your website in 24 hours

First draft in 24 hours. $99 a month if you love it. Nothing if you do not.

What lodging and travel businesses need on a website

What we build for them

Site Squad builds a hand-coded site around the way guests choose: a strong home page, one page per room, unit, tour or service, rates and availability, location, reviews, policies and a contact page. The two things that matter most are photography presented large and fast on a phone, and a booking or enquiry path that is never more than a tap away. We connect to the booking tool you already use, so you keep your calendar and your payments, and we handle hosting, security, backups and any changes within hours.

How it works and what it costs

Answer the two-minute quiz. Within 24 hours a first draft of your website is ready to look at on your phone. If you love it, it is $99 a month, with hosting, security, backups, your contact form and all changes included. If you do not, you pay nothing. Details on the pricing page.

Questions lodging and travel owners ask

Can the site work with my existing booking system or channel manager?

Yes. We work with the booking tool you already use, so availability and payments stay where they are. We link or embed it so guests can book from any page on your site.

Will a direct booking site help me depend less on booking platforms?

A clear, fast site with rates, photos and a visible booking route gives guests a reason to book with you directly. We build it to make that the easy choice, though what you do with platform listings is your decision.

My business is seasonal. Can the site change with the seasons?

Yes. Changes are included in the $99 a month and are made within hours, so you can update opening dates, seasonal rates, closures and offers whenever you need to.

Can you use my own photos, and will they load quickly?

Yes. We build the site around your photos and prepare them so pages stay fast on a phone. If you have limited photos, we will tell you what is worth adding.

What happens if I do not love the first draft?

You pay nothing. We send a first draft within 24 hours, and the $99 a month only starts if you decide to keep it.

Every lodging and travel business we build for

16 kinds of business in this family. Each has its own page.

B&Bs and guesthouses

Guests choosing a B&B want to see the rooms, the breakfast and the host before they commit. The site shows each room clearly, puts rates, availability and house rules up front, and makes booking direct with you simple.

Websites for b&bs and guesthouses

Boutique hotels (independent)

Guests picking an independent hotel are buying a feeling, and they compare you against chains and platforms. The site leads with photography and story, shows every room type clearly, and keeps direct booking one tap away.

Websites for boutique hotels (independent)

Holiday lets and agriturismi

Guests planning a self-catering stay want to know the sleeping arrangements, the setting and what the area offers before they ask a single question. The site answers them with photos, a clear calendar and rates, and a direct booking route.

Websites for holiday lets and agriturismi

Campsites and glamping

Campers and glampers want to know what kind of pitch or unit they are getting, what is on site and whether it suits their group. The site shows each pitch type or glamping unit, the facilities and the season, and makes booking direct.

Websites for campsites and glamping

Tour guides and local experiences

People booking a tour or experience are buying a guide they have never met, in a place they may not know. The site shows what the tour includes, where it starts, who leads it and how to book a date.

Websites for tour guides and local experiences

Hostels

Hostel guests are often young, budget-minded and booking from a phone. The site shows dorm and private room options, the common spaces and the vibe, and makes the price and booking route obvious.

Websites for hostels

Holiday parks, lodges and caravan parks

Families choosing a holiday park compare accommodation types, facilities and what the park offers on a rainy day. The site shows each lodge, caravan or pitch, the facilities and the season, with a clear route to book or enquire.

Websites for holiday parks, lodges and caravan parks

Farm stays, treehouses and unusual stays

Guests looking for an unusual stay are searching for something memorable, and they want to see it before they book. The site leads with striking photography, explains what staying there is really like and makes booking simple.

Websites for farm stays, treehouses and unusual stays

Serviced apartments and aparthotels (small)

Guests booking a serviced apartment are often staying longer and want to know about the kitchen, the workspace and how check-in works. The site shows each apartment type, what is included and how to book short or extended stays.

Websites for serviced apartments and aparthotels (small)

Pubs with rooms and inns

Guests choosing an inn want to know about the food, the rooms and the welcome, all in one place. The site covers the menu, the bar, the bedrooms and how to book a table or a stay.

Websites for pubs with rooms and inns

Travel agents and tour operators (independent)

Travelers choosing an independent agent or operator are looking for expertise and trust, and they want to see the kind of trips you design. The site shows your destinations and trip styles, explains how you work and makes it easy to start a conversation.

Websites for travel agents and tour operators (independent)

Boat tours, fishing charters and boat hire

People booking a day on the water want to know the boat, the trip, the captain and whether the weather will allow it. The site shows each trip and vessel, sets out prices and departure points, and handles bookings and weather questions plainly.

Websites for boat tours, fishing charters and boat hire

Bike, kayak, ski and equipment hire

Customers hiring equipment want to know what you have, what it costs and whether it will be ready when they arrive. The site lists the gear, the prices and the sizing help, and lets people reserve ahead.

Websites for bike, kayak, ski and equipment hire

Visa and passport services

People looking for visa or passport help are often anxious and short of time. The site explains what you do, what you need from them and how the process works, and makes it easy to ask a question or start an application.

Websites for visa and passport services

Airport parking and luggage storage

Travelers booking parking or storage are usually in a hurry and comparing a few options. The site explains how it works, where you are, what it costs and how to reserve in a few taps.

Websites for airport parking and luggage storage

Marinas, moorings and yacht services

Boat owners and visiting sailors look for berth availability, facilities and services before they call. The site shows the berths and moorings, the facilities, the yard and repair services, and how to enquire or book.

Websites for marinas, moorings and yacht services

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What it costs and how fast it is

Answer a short quiz. Within 24 hours a first draft of your website is ready to look at on your phone or computer. If you love it, it is $99 a month, with hosting, changes and support included. If you do not, you pay nothing.

Get your website in 24 hours