Kollective

Inspirational Hotel Websites

From first impression. To lasting connection.

Custom Design That Makes a Real First Impression

Your website isn’t just a digital brochure — it’s your front desk, your brand ambassador, and your most powerful booking channel. It should reflect the uniqueness of your hotel and work flawlessly across devices, languages, and guest journeys.

We don’t believe in templates — and we don’t believe your guests do either. Today’s travellers expect more than a generic look and feel. That’s why every website we design is fully custom — crafted to reflect your hotel’s character, built to inspire, and structured to perform.

Guided By Your Brand

Our design process starts with your hotel’s story, style, and guest experience. We design around who you are — not what’s trending — to deliver a clean, modern site that feels personal and performs beautifully.

Open and Flexible by Design

All our websites are built on WordPress — the world’s leading open-source CMS. That means you own your content, stay in control, and avoid the limits and fees of proprietary systems.

Built for Bookings

We don’t just design for looks — we design for action. Every site is built with conversion in mind, from smooth booking engine integrations to intuitive UX that helps guests book with confidence.

Under the Hood, It’s Best-in-Class

A great website isn’t just well designed — it’s built to perform. We include the essential features that help your site load faster, rank higher, work globally, and track what matters.

Structured for Visibility

From clean code to clear page architecture, your site is built to be found — across both traditional search results and AI-driven discovery tools.

Analytics Set Up Right

We configure a custom analytics setup tailored to your hotel — so you can track traffic, conversions, and direct booking value with real clarity.

Built for Global Guests

We support as many languages as your guests need — with content structure and navigation designed for clarity and consistency across every market.

Optimized for Performance

Page speed, smart caching, and mobile responsiveness aren’t extras — they’re essentials. Every Kollective website is engineered to deliver a seamless experience at every step of the guest journey.

Working with Kollective

Choosing the right web partner is about more than great design. It’s about building something that reflects your hotel, works for your team, and delivers results you can measure. Every property is different — and so are the questions that come up. Here are some of the things hoteliers ask us most.

How long does a website project usually take?

Most of our websites take around 6–8 weeks from project start to launch. Some move faster, but delays in accessing key materials can push timelines out. We’ll always keep you updated and on track.

What do you need from us to get started?

At minimum: access to your domain and hosting, your booking engine details, and high-quality photography. Video content and clear branding are a bonus — and we can help guide you on what’s most important.

What if we don’t have copy ready?

We can work with your existing content, refine what you have, or help you create new copy from scratch — tailored to your guests, brand voice, and SEO goals.

Will we be able to update the website ourselves?

Yes. Your site is fully editable using the CMS. That said, many of our hotel clients prefer not to manage updates internally — which is why website support is included in our ongoing SEO and digital marketing plans.

Do we own the website?

Yes — completely. Your website is built on open-source technology and fully belongs to you. We don’t believe in locking clients into proprietary systems, and you’ll never need us to make simple edits — unless you want the help.

Do you only work with hotels?

Yes — and especially with independent hotels, resorts, and collections that value branding, performance, and direct bookings. We also support select tourism businesses where there’s a strong fit.

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