Vacation rental website templates. Pick one and Cactal builds it.

26 designs for cabins and cottages, beach houses, villas and condos, whether you rent out one home or run a rental company. Choose one and Cactal turns it into your website, with a page for each home, what's nearby and a button to the booking tool you already use.

Vacation rental website designs

  • Vacation rental website design, lake house for big groups with a facts row: cream header, sunset photo of a lake deck with Adirondack chairs and a family walking to the dock, dark green serif headline, white booking bar with a green button, a row of house facts

    A booking bar and a row of house facts sit under the photo, so families see the fit before they scroll.

  • Vacation rental website design, a-frame cabin with dates up front: a black A-frame cabin in pines above a lake and dock, centered white serif headline, white booking bar with a black button

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

  • Vacation rental website design, lakeside cottage titled like a listing: white header with a blue button, a white lakeside cottage with porch rocking chairs and hydrangeas, rounded booking bar with an orange button, title and facts below

    Reads like a listing, with the home's best perk as its title and guests, bedrooms and baths right below.

  • Vacation rental website design, family beach cottage with a photo grid: cream page, a collage of beach cottage rooms and a family meal on the porch, serif title, booking card with a gold button

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

  • Vacation rental website design, oceanfront home with a photo gallery and facts card: dark brown page, a beach house above lava rocks and palms with five thumbnails below, a facts card with red icons and a red check availability button

    A large photo with thumbnails beside a card of sleeps, bedrooms and baths, laid out like a listing for one home.

  • Vacation rental website design, beach house with a boardwalk to the sand: cream header with a lantern logo and navy button, a white porch looking down a boardwalk through the dunes, large white serif name, gold and outlined buttons

    A porch view down the boardwalk and a short line on what's included make the beach feel close.

  • Vacation rental website design, lakeside cottage with a room photo inset: a white cottage with a wraparound porch on a lawn above a lake and dock, dark green serif headline, gold buttons, an inset living room photo and a dark green date bar

    An inset of the living room sits on the lake view, so guests see inside and out before picking dates.

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

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

  • Vacation rental website design, lake cottage for winter getaways: ivory header with a phone number, a snowy lakeside cottage with glowing windows and a dock at dusk, centered brown serif headline below, rust button

    Puts the lake under snow and the headline below the photo, for owners who rent through the winter too.

  • Vacation rental website design, beach house on a bluff above the shore: a shingled beach house on a green bluff with wooden stairs down to a driftwood beach, white serif headline low on the left, slate blue button

    A wide shot of the house, its stairs and the surf, with the headline low on the left, for a rugged coast.

  • Vacation rental website design, lagoon beach villa in bright orange: white header with an orange and teal logo, a thatched beach lounge with orange cushions facing a turquoise lagoon, orange serif headline, white date fields, orange button

    A shaded lounge on the sand and a bold headline, with check-in and check-out fields right on the photo.

  • Vacation rental website design, countryside villa from the living room: cream header with an arch logo, a sunlit stone living room with linen sofas, wood beams and a window open to hills and cypresses, cream serif headline, outlined brown button

    A sunlit stone living room and a welcome from the owners under the facts make the stay feel hosted.

  • Vacation rental website design, single villa with a booking bar: white header, a whitewashed terrace and pool above the sea at sunset, brown serif headline, rounded booking bar, villa title and facts below

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

  • Vacation rental website design, shingled cottage by the harbor in pink: a shingled cottage porch with white rocking chairs and pink hydrangeas above a harbor with sailboats, white headline with a script line, date fields and hot pink buttons

    A script accent in the headline and date fields right on the photo, for a small cottage near the beach.

  • Vacation rental website design, ground-floor beach condo with a dune path view: white header with a sun logo and a yellow book now button, a sunset view from a patio with two loungers down a dune path to the beach, a large white headline and a yellow availability button

    Names the home and its best perk in the headline over the view from the patio, with an availability button.

  • Vacation rental website design, beachfront house with a navy booking panel: bright blue sky, a shingled beach house with a long porch on the sand and rocks, a navy panel with a white serif headline and a teal button

    A navy panel beside the porch holds the headline and a book-direct line, clear against a bright sky.

  • Vacation rental website design, two beach condos with the perks in a band: cream header, palms around a pool and steaming hot tub with the sea beyond, white serif headline and pill button, brown band of three features

    Pools, hot tubs and the walk to the beach sit in a band under the photo, for an owner with a couple of condos.

  • Vacation rental website design, two lakeside cabins at sunset: cream header with a heron logo, a cabin porch with chairs and a lantern over a lake at sunset, right-aligned white serif headline, cream button

    A quiet right-aligned headline over a porch at sunset, with one button to see the cabins.

  • Vacation rental website design, coast and lake rental company with a search bar: sunset over a lake with a shingled cabin deck, wooden deck chairs and a dock, dark teal serif headline, white search bar with a teal button

    A centered search for dates and guests over a deck at sunset, with a link for owners to list their homes.

  • Vacation rental website design, family-run rental company, dogs welcome: a couple and a dog walking past a porch to the beach at sunset, white serif headline, sage button, owner login in the header

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

  • Vacation rental website design, island rental agency with search by town: royal blue header, light blue page, rounded photo of a family carrying beach chairs down a boardwalk, white search card with a blue button

    A search card for dates, bedrooms and town beside a family photo, for an agency with homes across an island.

  • Vacation rental website design, beachfront condo rentals with a promo code field: brown top bar, a family carrying beach gear across white sand toward a condo tower with palms, cream panel with booking fields and a red button

    A booking panel under a bright beach photo, with room for a promo code, suits a company renting many condos.

  • Vacation rental website design, town and seaside homes seen from inside: white header, a sunlit living room with French doors open to a beach, large white serif headline, white booking bar with a teal button

    Opens on a sunlit living room with doors to the sea, so guests picture the stay before the place.

  • Vacation rental website design, farmhouse villa with the pool in front: pale blue sky, a stone farmhouse with sage shutters, a pergola terrace and a pool with loungers, dark serif headline, red button and a row of icons for bedrooms, baths and guests

    Bedrooms, baths and sleeps sit in an icon row under the button, beside the pool, for a family-owned villa.

  • Vacation rental website design, beach house that opens on the kitchen: cream header with a house and palm logo, phone number and gold button, a sunlit white kitchen and long wooden table with doors open to a porch and palms, dark serif title

    Opens on the kitchen and long table instead of the outside, for a home where groups gather to cook and eat.

  • Vacation rental website design, seaside stone villa in dark sepia: dark sepia photo of a stone terrace with a long table under a tree above the sea, white serif headline, rust red buttons

    A sepia-toned terrace photo with the sea beyond and the facts in one line, for an old stone house by the water.

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

Describe your rental

What guests get, where it is and how they book. Cactal writes the pages, links your booking calendar or listing, sets up your inquiry form and publishes the site.

How it works

  1. 1 Pick a design

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

  2. 2 Add your rental's details

    Your homes, how many each sleeps, rates, house rules and the link guests use to book. Cactal writes every page and builds the site from your design.

  3. 3 Publish

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

What a vacation rental website needs

A clear way to book

Link or embed the booking tool or listing you already use, and keep a check availability button on every page. Guests who found you directly shouldn't have to hunt for it.

The facts guests compare

How many it sleeps, bedrooms, bathrooms, beds and parking, near the top. Families and groups rule a home in or out on these before anything else.

Photos of every room

Show each bedroom, the kitchen, the bathrooms and the view as guests will find them, in good natural light. Photos that oversell lead to disappointed guests.

The area around the home

A map, what's within walking distance and the beaches, lakes, trails or slopes nearby. Help guests picture the days around the stay.

House rules and policies in plain words

Check-in and check-out times, minimum stays, deposits, cancellation, pets and quiet hours. Clear answers save you messages and avoid surprises on arrival.

Local permits and rules

Many cities and counties require a short-term rental permit or registration number on listings and ads, and some cap nights or guests. Check what applies where your rental is.

Questions

Are these vacation rental 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, or $240 a year.

Do I need to know how to code or design?

No. Describe your rental 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 vacation rental website cost?

A custom build from a vacation rental marketing 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, or $240 a year, 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, or $240 a year, 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 vacation rentals?

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 rental.

How do guests book on my site?

Your site links to or embeds the booking page from the software or listing you already use, so guests check dates and pay there. Cactal doesn't take bookings or payments itself.

Does this work for a company with many rentals?

Yes. Several of these designs are built for rental companies. Ask for a page for each home and each area you cover, and Cactal writes them. For availability and booking across your homes, link or embed the tool you already use.

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