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Websites for Hospitality & Beyond

Fast, bilingual websites built by someone who has run the business behind them.

Fast, bilingual websites built by someone who has run the business behind them: designed around direct enquiries and bookings, ready for search from day one, and easy for you to keep up to date. For hotels, restaurants and wineries — and for design studios, artisans and any business that sells an experience.

Why a consultant builds websites

Most hospitality websites are made by people who have never had to fill the rooms or the tables. They look fine and leak bookings: hours that differ from Google, a booking path with too many steps, a second language machine-translated or missing. I build sites the way I would want them as an operator: around the enquiry and the booking, in two real languages, and easy for you to change yourselves.

How they are built

On a modern foundation: pages prepared in advance and served from a global network, with no plugins to update and no hosting bill. Where you need it, an editor you use yourselves for text, photographs, opening hours and menus. Search is built in from the first day: clean addresses, both languages properly linked to each other, and the structured data that Google reads.

Deniz Önel Interiors (opens in a new tab) runs 258 pages this way, at zero hosting cost.

What you own

Everything: the domain, the content, the code and the accounts are in your name, documented so that another developer could take over at any time. The site does not depend on me to keep running.

  • Site and visibility audit

    A fixed-price review of how the business is found online and where enquiries and bookings leak away. A sensible first step, with no obligation to go further.

  • Essential

    A fast, bilingual site without a content editor — the right size for a business whose story changes rarely.

  • Editorial

    The same foundations, plus an editor you use yourselves: new pages, photographs and text, without calling anyone.

  • Care

    Ongoing updates, search optimisation and reporting — and, for sites already built, the move to an editor of your own.

Questions owners ask

How much does a website cost?

It depends on the size of the site and on whether you need an editor. The audit has a fixed price; for a site, I send a written quote after a first conversation.

Can you work on WordPress or Squarespace?

I can work with what you have, and sometimes repairing it is the right answer. But for most of the properties I work with, a custom site costs less over its life: no plugins to update, no hosting, and nothing that breaks when you are busiest.

Who updates the site after launch?

You do, if you choose the editor; or I do, through Care. Either way, changing the opening hours should take thirty seconds from your phone.

Where this has been done

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Every property is different. The first conversation is simply about understanding yours — where it is, where it could be, and whether there's a genuine fit. No obligation, no pitch deck.

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