01Now bookingThe Coast House · Suite 04
Big Sur · ocean view
$420 /night
For boutique hotels, B&Bs, vacation rentals, and resorts. Room galleries, amenities, local-area guides, and a 'check availability' CTA — built in minutes with cinematic photography that sells the stay.
Scroll, and UOVA assembles the exact listing page a hotels & vacation rental needs — cinematic photography, the specs that matter, and a request form — wired and ready to publish.
Watch it sell the stay
UOVA assembles the exact listing page a hotels & vacation rental needs — cinematic photography, the specs that matter, and a request form wired to your inbox.
01Now bookingBig Sur · ocean view
$420 /night02The specsSleeps · Beds · Bath · View
03HighlightsBreakfast included · Late checkout on request
04Lead capturePick your dates — book direct, no OTA fee.
Full-bleed room galleries, amenities, and rates with a 'check availability' CTA. The presentation that justifies your nightly rate.
Send guests to your booking engine (or embed it) to capture direct bookings and dodge OTA commissions.
A guide to the neighborhood — dining, hikes, things to do — that ranks for '[area] places to stay' and builds the dream before the booking.
Each one ships fully editable in the studio. Load any preview and scroll it like the published site — then build yours from a single prompt.
Every template restyles to your hotels & vacation rental brand — colours, fonts, copy, and AI photography — from one prompt.
UOVA's Media Studio shoots the imagery your site needs, matched to your business — so nothing looks like the same five photos every other site uses.
11 image models · 7 video models · brand-match · 8 presets · 4× upscale.Drop in your own photos any time — mix them with AI shots section by section.
Link or embed your booking engine (Cloudbeds, Lodgify, Airbnb) so guests book direct and you save on OTA commission.
Yes — room galleries, amenities, and editable rates are built in.
Yes — area guide pages are built for '[area] places to stay' searches with LocalBusiness schema.
Yes — full-bleed photography that stays fast and beautiful on phones, where most travel research happens.
Field notes from building hotels & vacation rentals sites — the parts that decide whether the site works, before anyone argues about fonts.
Booking.com takes 15–25% of every stay it sends you. The site's one job is direct bookings: a rate promise ('best price when you book here'), perks OTAs can't list — welcome drink, late checkout, room upgrade when available — and a booking path that works flawlessly on a phone at an airport gate.
Every room category needs its own page: honest square metres, the actual view, bed configuration, and six photos shot in daylight. Guests screenshot room pages and compare — give them the details that win: blackout curtains, the rain shower, the desk that fits a laptop. Vague 'deluxe room' copy books nothing.
'Where should we stay in [city]' is decided by location stories. A guide page — the coffee worth walking to, the museum ten minutes away, how to get from the airport — sells the stay better than another lobby photo, and quietly collects the destination search traffic your competitors leave to travel blogs.
No credit card. No setup time. Free to start, $19/mo when you're ready for a custom domain.