Boutique Hotel
For boutique hotels, guesthouses and restaurants with rooms. Light grey beige with a crisp paper grain and one dark wine red, Instrument Serif with Albert Sans. Photos sit in arches or frames with notched corners, and one arch rises out of a full width photo as you scroll, like a card drawn from an envelope. The room you pick in the register carries over to the key tag and the booking form.
How does a hotel website show character before anyone books?
A small hotel sells the feeling of having been there before. So this template opens with the name of the house on either side of an arched photograph, with arrival, breakfast and how late the courtyard stays open beneath it. A section about the house itself follows, with three numbers instead of a long list, and an arch rises out of a full width photo into the paper as you scroll, like a card drawn from an envelope.
The rooms sit in a register like a guest book: number, name, size and price, and a tap or hover shows the room in the arch beside it. Then come the dining room in wine red with tonight's menu, small details of the house as a grid and finally the booking. There the chosen room appears on a key tag, and the price follows the number of nights. The structure also suits guesthouses, wineries with rooms and restaurants with rooms upstairs.
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