Hotel and tourism websites
Hotel website design in Antalya
This page describes Grapyweb's website service for hotels: a multilingual, fast site that works with your existing booking setup and guides guests to book directly with you. From boutique hotels to resorts, we design, build and maintain hotel websites from Antalya.
Commission or direct bookings?
Online travel agencies (OTAs) such as Booking.com and Expedia put your hotel in front of a very large audience, and there is no need to give up that shop window. But you pay commission on every booking they bring, and the rate depends on your contract, your region and the visibility programmes you join.
Many guests find a hotel on an OTA, then search its name on Google and visit the official site. If they land on a slow, single-language site with no booking button, they go back and book on the OTA. A well-built hotel website keeps that guest in your own channel.
OTAs stay your shop window
We do not switch off your existing channels; the website becomes a sales channel you own, next to them.
No middleman on direct bookings
Bookings from your site carry no OTA commission; only your booking engine's own pricing, if any, applies.
Guest details stay with you
Email and phone come straight to you, so you can reach the guest yourself next season.
What we build into a hotel website
Every hotel is different; these are the building blocks of most of our hotel projects.
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Multilingual structure
German and Russian alongside Turkish and English, with a separate URL and correct hreflang tags for each language.
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Booking engine integration
A date and rate search flow that works with your booking engine, channel manager or PMS.
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Room and facility pages
Separate pages with photos and clear details for each room type, restaurant, spa and event space.
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Speed and mobile
Light pages, optimised images and one-tap call or WhatsApp for guests browsing on their phones.
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Hotel SEO and structured data
Clean titles and descriptions, a sitemap and Hotel and LodgingBusiness schema so search engines understand your property.
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Google Business Profile match
Name, address, phone and website details that match your profile, so map searches stay consistent.
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Admin panel
Your team updates season notices, room copy, rate notes and photos on its own.
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Maintenance and hosting
Backups, security updates and a pre-season performance check from one team.
Our process
How we work
We plan the project with you from day one so it fits around your season.
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Discovery and channels
We review your current site, booking setup and guest markets together.
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Structure and design
We map rooms, facilities and languages, then present desktop and mobile designs for approval.
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Build and integration
We code the site, connect the booking engine and place content in each language.
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Testing and launch
We test the booking flow on different devices, redirect old URLs and take the site live.
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Support through the season
We stay on hand for backups, updates and content changes all season.
From boutique hotels to resorts
As the size of the property changes, so do the website's priorities.
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Resorts and all-inclusive hotels
Many room types, restaurants and activities; consistent content in four languages and a strong booking flow.
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Boutique hotels
Few rooms, strong atmosphere; a photo-led site with a story and a personal tone.
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Aparthotels and guesthouses
A simple structure, clear rate information and quick WhatsApp or phone contact.
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Villa businesses
A page per villa, availability details and an enquiry form; several properties on one site.
A website built for Antalya's tourism market
In Antalya the main season usually opens in April and runs until the end of October. Having the site, rates and offers ready during the winter means guests find an up-to-date site during the early booking period.
Your guest profile also drives the language decision. Russia, Germany and the United Kingdom are among Antalya's leading markets, which is why Russian and German are the first languages most hotel sites add.
- Season calendar: Peak period April to October; we schedule major updates between November and March.
- Market languages: Russian and German alongside Turkish and English, plus other languages as needed.
- Winter preparation: Early booking offers and new season photos go live quickly from the admin panel.
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Our tourism work
Some of the sites we have built for tourism businesses such as villa rentals, tour operators and a dive centre.
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Tourism / Villa Rental · 2014
Teramare Holidays
The villa rental site Grapyweb built for Teramare Holidays: villa listings by destination, holiday packages, sailing trips, special offers and online booking.
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Real Estate / Villa Rental · 2013
Turquoise Real Estate
The property website Grapyweb built for Turquoise Real Estate: villas for sale and rent, search by type, location, bedrooms and price, and a buying guide.
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Tourism / Diving · 2015
Kalkan Dive Centre
Grapyweb's English-language site for Kalkan Dive Centre: PADI dive courses, prices, dive sites, photo and video galleries, accommodation and contact details.
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Tourism / Travel Agency · 2014
Define Tours
Grapyweb's website for Define Tours in Kalkan: villa rental, car hire, airport transfer and daily excursion pages, each with its own reservation request form.
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Tourism / Travel Agency · 2015
Yöre Tur
A hotel and tour booking site for Yöre Tur, combining early-booking search, flight ticket sales and an agency login area.
Hotel guides
Our guides on direct bookings, booking engines, choosing languages and hotel SEO.
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Hotel Website SEO: Room Pages, Schema and Location Searches
Hotel SEO goes beyond the general rules: room pages, hotel-specific structured data, location and concept searches, reviews and a consistent Business Profile.
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Pre-Season Hotel Website Checklist for Hotels in Antalya
The rate, booking, language, speed, Google and legal checks a hotel website needs before the season opens, with a timeline.
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Photos and Video for a Hotel Website: Shot List and Page Speed
Guests choose a hotel from its photos first. What to shoot, how to plan the shoot and how to publish images and video without slowing the site down.
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Google Hotel Ads and Free Booking Links: Getting Your Hotel Website Seen
How Google's hotel price list works, the difference between free and paid visibility, the setup you need and the steps for hotels in Antalya.
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Which Languages Should a Hotel Website Have? Choosing by Market
On a hotel website the order of languages matters more than the count. How to decide which language to add and when, starting from your own booking data.
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PMS, Channel Manager and Booking Engine: The Differences Explained
The role of the three core hotel systems, how data flows between them, bundle versus separate tools and where the website fits.
Hotel website FAQ
Does a hotel website need a booking engine?
It is not mandatory, but we recommend one if direct bookings are the goal. Without a booking engine, guests cannot see availability or prices and have to use an enquiry form or call. For small properties a well-built enquiry form plus WhatsApp can be enough; as room count grows, an engine with live availability and online payment takes work off your team.
Will the new site work with my current PMS or channel manager?
In most cases, yes. We do not sell PMS, channel manager or booking engine software; we connect the site to your provider through the widget, link or API they offer. During discovery we check your provider's integration options together.
Do my website prices have to match Booking.com and Expedia (rate parity)?
That depends on the terms of your OTA contracts; parity clauses differ from one contract to another. Your contract, and your legal adviser if needed, gives the definitive answer. Besides price, offering small direct-booking perks such as a free transfer or early check-in is a common approach.
How many languages should a hotel website have?
It depends on your guest profile. For most hotels in Antalya, Turkish and English are the base, and Russian and German are usually the first languages added. We look at your booking data to set priorities together and give each language its own URL and hreflang tags.
What does my site need to appear in Google Hotel Ads?
Google Hotel Ads takes prices from your booking engine or its integration partner, not from the website itself. On the site side you need a fast booking page, accurate hotel details and a name, address and phone number that match your Google Business Profile. We check whether your engine provider connects to Google during discovery.
How long does a pre-season (winter or spring) update take?
It depends on scope. Photo, rate note and text updates can be done from the admin panel in a few days; work that involves a new design or a new language takes a few weeks. To be live before the season opens, we suggest starting between November and January.
Do boutique hotels and large resorts need different websites?
Yes. A boutique hotel leans on atmosphere, photography and a personal tone, with fewer pages. A large resort manages many room types, restaurants, activities and languages, so the content structure and admin panel are broader. We scope and quote each project to the property's needs.
Do I pay commission on bookings made through my website?
You pay no OTA commission on bookings from your own site. If you use a booking engine, the provider may have its own pricing, such as a monthly fee, a per-booking fee or a commission; check your contract for that. Grapyweb takes no share of your bookings.
Let's talk about your hotel website before the season
Tell us briefly about your current site and booking setup; in a free first call we will agree the scope, timeline and an approximate budget.