Hotel, B&B and vacation rental website templates. Pick one and Cactal builds it.

37 designs for boutique hotels, inns and bed and breakfasts, vacation rentals and small resorts. Choose one and Cactal turns it into your website, with your rooms, location and a button to the booking engine you already use.

  • Hotel website design, grand lake hotel, light and airy: a cream suite with balcony doors open to a lake and village, a white serif headline at lower left

    A sunlit suite opening onto the water sells the room itself, with dining and spa in the menu.

  • Hotel website design, historic inn in a restored parlor: a lamp-lit historic parlor with a fireplace and armchair behind a centered white serif headline and brass button

    A furnished sitting room says more than a lobby shot, with one availability button for a handful of rooms.

  • Hotel website design, a-frame cabin with dates up front: a black A-frame cabin above a forest lake and dock, centered white serif headline and a booking bar

    A modern cabin in the trees with a check-availability bar on the photo, made for direct bookings.

  • Hotel website design, beach lodges at the edge of the wild: a wooden deck overlooking a turquoise cove and sailboat, a large white serif headline, teal book button

    A deck view over a turquoise cove under a big headline, for a remote lodge that sells the setting.

  • Hotel website design, harbor inn with a cozy room in view: a sage green guest room with a sleigh bed beside a cream text card and a teal availability button

    A guest room in the hero and a text card with homemade breakfast up front, plus dates in the header.

  • Hotel website design, family vacation homes, dogs welcome: a couple and a dog walking past a porch to the beach at sunset, a white serif headline and green button

    A couple and their dog heading for the beach, and a line welcoming families, couples and pets.

  • Hotel website design, two beach cottages on one page: a shingled cottage porch with Adirondack chairs and dunes, a dark teal serif headline and button

    A porch, the dunes and a single button to see the cottages, for an owner with a couple of rentals.

  • Hotel website design, desert inn and spa at dusk: a desert courtyard pool and loungers at sunset, a white serif headline and a lime green button

    A courtyard pool at sunset and one line about rooms, spa and table, for a small inn with a lot to offer.

  • Hotel website design, family-run seaside hotel with full booking: navy header, guests at breakfast on a seaside veranda, a navy caption box and a cream booking bar

    Nights, rooms, adults and children all set on the homepage, so guests check a stay without leaving.

  • Hotel website design, surf and yoga retreat on the deck: two people unrolling yoga mats on a deck above the surf, a centered white headline and white button

    Two guests rolling out mats facing the waves, with a single button to view the retreats.

  • Hotel website design, farmhouse rental that sleeps a group: a stone farmhouse on a hayfield at sunset, a centered white serif headline and two buttons

    The headline says how many it sleeps and what's nearby, with availability and photos buttons below.

  • Hotel website design, mediterranean beach resort with dates below: a whitewashed villa and infinity pool above the sea, a centered dark serif headline and a booking bar

    An infinity pool and whitewashed suites, with arrival, departure and guests in a bar under the photo.

  • Hotel website design, beach hotel with two ways to book: a warm bedroom with shutters and palms behind a cream serif headline and an orange booking form

    All-inclusive or room-only in the headline, with a booking form and promo code along the bottom.

  • Hotel website design, seaside guesthouse with three amenities: a bright bedroom opening to a terrace and the sea, a cream panel below with three small amenity icons

    Rooms, a shared pool and breakfast on the terrace as three icons under the photo, simple and honest.

  • Hotel website design, country hotel in a stone village: a stone village terrace with diners, lanterns and a pool at sunset, a white serif headline lower left

    Diners on a terrace by the pool at sunset and a single link to the rooms. The village is the draw.

  • Hotel website design, architect-designed homes by the coast: a modern timber house glowing at dusk on a stony shore, a white serif headline in a dark box

    One lit timber house at dusk and a quiet headline, for a small collection of design-led rentals.

  • Hotel website design, lakeside cottages with a host nearby: cream header, a cottage porch over a lake with a white headline and a dark bar of three facts

    Bedrooms, guest count and a local host in a bar under the photo answer the first questions fast.

  • Hotel website design, harbor hotel by the fireplace: a leather armchair by a fire in a dark lounge, a white serif headline and a red availability bar

    A fireside lounge and a full booking bar on the first screen, so a guest can check dates at once.

  • Hotel website design, single villa with a booking bar: a whitewashed terrace and pool at sunset with a brown serif headline and a rounded booking bar

    Sleeps, bedrooms and pool in one line under the headline, and the date picker right on the photo.

  • Hotel website design, retro hotel with a bold script banner: cream side menu in navy and orange, a sunset photo of a mid-century hotel pool and a tilted navy banner

    A tilted script banner and a sunset pool photo give a restored mid-century hotel its personality.

  • Hotel website design, country inn with a chef's kitchen: a chef plating in a copper-lit kitchen behind a white serif headline and a red availability bar

    Leads with dinner as much as the rooms, with arrival and departure dates right on the photo.

  • Hotel website design, rental company with homes in a few places: forest green hero with a large white serif name beside a beach house at sunset and a search bar

    A deep green hero names each area and slides through homes, with a search bar for dates and guests.

  • Hotel website design, seaside ryokan at sunset: a woman pouring tea in a wood room facing the sea at sunset, thin white serif headline

    A guest pouring tea by the window at dusk, quiet type and one book button. Calm is the message.

  • Hotel website design, family-run safari lodge: cream header, guests on a deck overlooking elephants at a watering hole, a centered white headline

    Guests with coffee watching wildlife from the deck, with rates and safaris in the menu.

  • Hotel website design, boutique hotel with a day-clock hero: burgundy-tinted garden breakfast table under a large gold clock dial with times around it

    A clock dial walks through the hotel's day, from breakfast in the garden onward, instead of a slideshow.

  • Hotel website design, family inn and cottages on an island: a grandfather and boy fishing off a dock, a gold offer bar on top and a booking bar along the bottom

    A grandparent and child fishing set a family tone, with a stay-longer offer and a full booking bar.

  • Hotel website design, adults-only spa above a lake: a woman in a thermal pool at dusk above a lake and island, a small white serif headline and buttons

    A thermal pool at dusk and two quiet choices, book a stay or send an inquiry, for a calm retreat.

  • Hotel website design, inn with a diner downstairs: a warm diner scene with guests laughing over coffee, bold white headline, orange and outlined buttons

    Book a room and reserve a table sit side by side, for a place that's as much for locals as for travelers.

  • Hotel website design, lake cabin with the facts in a strip: deep burgundy panel and booking box beside a photo of a wood cabin kitchen, a strip of stay facts below

    Guests, bedrooms, baths and setting in a strip below the photo, with dates and availability beside it.

  • Hotel website design, coastal glamping with tents in view: a white canvas tent on a grassy bluff above the sea, condensed white headline and a white button

    A tent on a bluff above the sea and a simple book button, with packages and events in the menu.

  • Hotel website design, city hotel with a side menu: dark olive side rail, a lamp-lit bedroom with paper screens and a centered white logo and serif line

    A slim side menu and a centered logo over a lamp-lit room, quiet and confident for a small city hotel.

  • Hotel website design, country house hotel with its own golf: a stone country house above a golf course at sunset, a white serif headline and two buttons

    Golfers on the course below the house, with book a stay and book a tee time side by side.

  • Hotel website design, seaside villa hotel with a season switch: a draped daybed on a terracotta terrace above the sea, a centered serif headline and a season toggle

    A summer and winter toggle shows rooms and rates for each season, handy for a place open all year.

  • Hotel website design, island inn on the far shore: a long waterfront inn above marsh grass at sunset, a white headline at lower left and a red button

    Rooms, local dining and the shoreline in two lines over a sunset view, with one reserve button.

  • Hotel website design, old inn with supper and rooms: ivory frame around a dim inn bedroom by a window, a navy book button and dinner link in the header

    A framed bedroom photo and a header with two buttons, one to book a stay and one to reserve dinner.

  • Hotel website design, family beach cottage with a photo grid: cream page, a collage of beach cottage rooms and a family meal, a gold check availability button

    A grid of sunny rooms and a booking card beside the highlights, everything a family checks in one view.

  • Hotel website design, farm hotel and restaurant, dogs welcome: a stone farmhouse and courtyard under a gray sky, a centered white serif headline and a gray button

    A stone farmhouse with a line about rooms and cooking, and dog-friendly said plainly at the bottom.

Every design is an illustration by Cactal. The hotels, inns, rentals, people and photos in them are fictional. Updated October 2026.

Describe your property

What kind of stay you offer, where you are and how guests book. Cactal writes the pages, links your booking engine, sets up your inquiry form and publishes the site.

How it works

  1. 1Pick a design

    Browse by type of stay and open any design to see it full size.

  2. 2Add your property's details

    Your rooms, rates, location and the link guests use to book. Cactal writes every page and builds the site from your design.

  3. 3Publish

    Ask for changes in plain words until it's right, then publish free on a Cactal domain, or on your own domain with Pro.

Hotel website design: what guests look for

A booking button on every page

Link or embed the booking engine you already use, and keep a check availability button in the header. Guests ready to book direct shouldn't have to look for it.

A page for each room or home

Photos, bed types, how many it sleeps, the view and what's included. Travelers compare closely before they commit.

Where you are, and why it's worth the trip

A map, directions and what's close by, from beaches and trails to places to eat. Help guests picture the days around the stay.

Policies in plain words

Check-in and check-out times, cancellation, deposits, pets, children and parking. Clear answers save you emails and avoid surprises on arrival.

Honest photos

Show the rooms, bathrooms and views as guests will find them, in good natural light. Photos that oversell lead to disappointed guests.

Accessibility details

Say which rooms have step-free access, grab bars or a roll-in shower, and how to ask for help. Rules for describing accessible rooms vary by country, so check what applies to you.

Questions

Are these hotel website templates free?

Every design here is free to start from. You can sign up, build and publish on a Cactal domain without a card and with no time limit. Putting your site on a domain you own is $25 a month on Pro.

Do I need to know how to code or design?

No. Describe your property in plain words and Cactal builds, edits and publishes the site. When you want a change, ask for it the same way.

How much does a hotel website cost?

A custom build from a hospitality web agency often runs into the thousands of dollars and takes weeks. A builder template costs less, but you still write and fill in every page. With Cactal it's free to build and publish on a Cactal address, and your own domain is $25 a month on Pro, with no setup fee.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes. Every site starts on a free Cactal address. Connect a domain you own on Pro for $25 a month, and each additional website on its own domain is $20 a month.

Who owns the website?

You do. Every Cactal site is real React source code, so you can take it and run it anywhere. There is no export to buy.

Are these real hotels?

No. Each design is an illustration made by Cactal, and the property names, people, numbers and photos in it are fictional. Your site is built around your own property.

Can guests book a room on my site?

Your site can link to or embed the booking engine you already use, so guests check dates and book there. Cactal doesn't take bookings or payments itself.

Does this work for a single vacation rental?

Yes. Many of these designs are built around one home or cabin. Cactal writes the pages for your place and links the booking calendar from the service you already use.

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