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Websites for hotels and resorts across Thailand

A hotel website in Thailand should win direct bookings the OTAs currently take a cut of. That means a fast, multilingual site with a real booking engine, honest rate parity, and rooms that sell themselves. Here is how we build it.

What a Thai hotel site needs

Every booking through Booking.com or Agoda costs you 15-25% in commission. A good hotel website earns direct bookings instead, from guests who found you on an OTA, then came to your site to check before booking. If your site is slow, dated, or has no booking engine, they book on the OTA anyway.

We build hotel sites that convert: an integrated booking engine, multi-currency and multilingual support, genuine room and facility galleries, and clear rates that match (or beat) the OTAs. Fast on mobile, structured for search, and easy for your team to update.

From boutique resorts in Koh Samui to city hotels in Bangkok, we tailor the booking flow and content to your property.

Built for hotels

Direct booking engine

Integrated booking (or your existing channel manager) so guests reserve on your site, not the OTA.

Multi-currency & multilingual

Show prices in the guest’s currency and language, essential for an international market.

Rooms that sell

Room-type pages, facility galleries and offers designed to turn a browse into a booking.

Rate parity & offers

Present your best direct rate and exclusive offers to pull guests away from commission platforms.

Common questions

How much does a hotel website cost in Thailand?

A professional hotel site with a booking engine typically runs ฿245,000-฿550,000 depending on room count and integrations. Fixed-price, quoted after scoping.

Which booking engine do you use?

We integrate established engines and channel managers (or connect your current one) so your calendars and rates stay in sync.

Can you reduce our OTA dependence?

That is the goal: a fast, trustworthy direct-booking site plus rate parity and offers to shift bookings direct over time.

Do you support multiple languages and currencies?

Yes. On a hotel site, multilingual content and prices in the guest’s currency are standard, not extras.

Win more direct bookings

Tell us about your property and how you take bookings now. We reply with an approach and a fixed price in Thai Baht.