Direct Booking
Take reservations on your own site and keep the commission you would pay an OTA.
Websites for hotels, resorts & shortlets
Hotel and hospitality website design for Nigerian properties — room galleries, direct booking, and the imagery that wins guests before they reach Booking.com.

Every guest who books through an OTA costs you 15–20% in commission. A hotel website earns its keep by taking those bookings directly, and that means removing every reason a guest would leave. Hospitality sells on imagery first, so rooms need to look genuinely inviting at full-screen and on a phone. Then it sells on confidence: real rates, real availability, clear location, honest amenities, and a booking path short enough that nobody abandons halfway. We design the site to make booking direct the obvious, easiest choice.
Take reservations on your own site and keep the commission you would pay an OTA.
Full galleries, amenities and rates for every room type.
Big, fast-loading visuals that make the property genuinely desirable.
Restaurants, pool, gym, conference and event spaces given proper pages.
Maps, landmarks and airport distances guests actually need.
Capture the lucrative corporate and event enquiries, not just room nights.
Every build ships mobile-first, SSL-secured, SEO-ready and editable by your own team.
Client perspectives
Since our new store launched, sales have increased by 50%. The checkout experience is seamless and our customers love it.
Hotel sites typically start from ₦450,000, with direct booking engines and channel integrations adding to that. The commission saved on direct bookings usually pays for the site well within a year.
Yes — that is the point. We integrate a booking engine or a structured reservation request flow so guests can book with you rather than through a commission-charging platform.
Hospitality lives or dies on imagery. We work with your existing photography and will tell you honestly when a shoot is needed, since poor photos undercut everything else.
Yes. Event and conference business is often more valuable than room nights, so we give it dedicated pages and enquiry paths rather than burying it.