Hotel and holiday rental website design in Marbella, one tap from your booking engine.

Hotel website design costs from €1,500 for a hotel or holiday rental site with a page per room or unit and more than one language; that is the business-site tier. A one-page site for a single villa or apartment starts at €500. Guest accounts, online payment or a custom dashboard make it platform work, €3,000+. Once I know the number of units and languages, you get the exact fixed quote on the first 15-minute call, and it doesn't change afterwards.

One to two weeks for a multi-page hotel or rental site, and 24-48 hours after the first call for a one-page site for a single property. On the 15-minute call we cover room count, languages and the booking link, and you get a fixed price and a delivery date. The next day you get a live preview link to open on your phone, as a guest would. Guest accounts or online payment take longer, on a timeline set on the call.

Yes, by handing off: the book-now button on the website links to the booking engine or vacation rental software you already use, so availability, prices and payment stay where they are and there is no second calendar to keep in sync. A property with no engine gets a booking request instead: the form takes dates, guests and a name, then opens WhatsApp or email with the request already written, for you to confirm. Connections I have wired into client projects include the Resales Online property feed, WhatsApp links that open with the message already written, Stripe payments and Google Maps embeds.

Yes, alongside Airbnb and Booking.com: your own site takes the booking through your engine, or as a request you confirm by WhatsApp or email. The portals bring guests who have never heard of you. Your site is for the ones who look you up by name before they pay, and for the ones coming back. I make no promise about how many will book direct; that is down to your rates and your reviews.

For one vacation rental with a calendar and little else, a website builder or the site module in your rental software is often enough. A custom site earns its price when you need a page per unit that Google can index, language versions with their own URLs, and large galleries that still load on a phone. I write these sites in code, on Next.js, so there is no WordPress install, Wix plan or page builder between the gallery and the guest's phone, and the code sits in your account.

Yes. A hotel website built as a business site (from €1,500) is multilingual: Spanish and English first, then the further languages we agree on the call, each with its own URLs, titles and content. Visitors to Marbella search in their own language: the site of Prisma Clinic, a dental clinic in Marbella, averages a top-three position for “zahnarzt marbella” (2.6), “dentiste marbella” (2.3) and “tandarts marbella” (2.9), the German, French and Dutch searches for a dentist in Marbella, with no page in those languages (Google Search Console, 1 September 2025 – 1 September 2026). A room page written in German gives Google a German page to show.

Yes. I'm based in Marbella and take on hotels and rentals across the Costa del Sol: Estepona, San Pedro, Fuengirola, Mijas, Benalmádena and Málaga. Seeing a hotel in person is easy at that distance, but the process doesn't depend on it; an owner who lives abroad and rents out a villa here can do everything by phone and preview link. For rentals spread along the coast, each unit's page names its own town.

To design a hotel website that gets direct bookings, start from the phone and work backwards from the booking. The book-now button is on screen before any scrolling. Every room has its own page with its own photos and from-price. A WhatsApp link answers the question that would otherwise send the guest back to the portal. The gallery loads quickly, because a room photo that stalls ends the visit. No website can promise bookings, and this page doesn't.