We’re excited to share our recent website redesign for The Lafayette Hotel. Built in 1918 on the banks of the Ohio River in downtown Marietta, this landmark property blends classical elegance with contemporary convenience.
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Unless their trip is very last minute, guests don’t think “hey, I want to travel” and head straight for your booking engine. The guest journey from inspiration to booking has multiple stages, and guests at every stage of that...
It’s a challenge to make your property stand out among the deluge of online information and advertising. Those quaint bed and breakfasts blur together for potential guests once they’ve seen about ten of them. This is why storytelling has...
Forget bells and whistles. Hotel web design trends for 2024 are centered around pragmatic enhancements designed to bolster the efficiency of your website. The overarching goal is to minimize friction in the user experience and, most importantly, to pave...
A vacation rental company in the Mont Tremblant area, Location 4 Saisons operates numerous fully-equipped chalets, accommodating guests in blissful mountain comfort complete with private hot tubs.
When travelers embark on their journey to find the perfect place to stay, the first stop on their itinerary is usually the internet. This makes your hotel's website not just a digital brochure but a critical part of the...
In today’s digital world, your hotel’s online presence is paramount, with your website acting as your virtual front door. A good first impression is not just important; it’s vital.
Your property’s website has two very important purposes: 1) expand reach, which is achieved through good search engine optimization practices, and 2) increase revenue by converting lookers into bookers.
Your hotel may have implemented recycling, reduced water use, incorporated paperless check-ins, and installed smart room tech that regulates temperature and lighting—all in the name of sustainable hotel practices. But is your hotel website sustainable too?
Every hotel needs direct bookings. While OTAs increase exposure, they charge commission fees and don’t necessarily pass along guest contact information. Direct bookings are better for your bottom line (no commission fees) and give you the opportunity to form...