Websites for multi-site hospitality groups
Your website set up the way your group actually works. It scales as you grow, wires into the systems you use, and stays manageable for your own team.
Built around your group
One site for the whole estate, or a separate site per venue when each should look independent rather than part of a group. Either way it is built from brand approved components, so a new venue goes together from parts already signed off and a change made once lands everywhere it should.
Systems I have integrated with
Support after launch
Run the site in-house, or hand it all over. A retainer shaped to how you work, covering as much or as little as you want to own. All of it handled by the person who built the site.
- Content updates
- New pages and sections
- UI and UX improvements
- CMS structure and optimisation
- Technical SEO and redirects
- Performance and speed
- Automations and integrations
- Training and review calls
What clients say
All testimonials“The bespoke design brought clarity between our pubs and hostels, and since the redesign our site traffic has soared. Paul's flexibility and ability to deliver on time were invaluable, and the Fanzo integration and top 10 lists were standout features. I'd recommend his service for its speed, efficiency, functionality and personality.”
Mat AketOperations Director, PubLove Questions groups ask
Will we lose our search traffic in the move?
No. The site is rebuilt in Webflow and every old address is pointed at its new one, so the traffic and rankings you have built up come with you. That is the same approach used on an enterprise migration for TCL SunPower Global.
Will it work with our booking and CRM systems?
Zonal, OpenTable, Collins Design My Night, Airship and HubSpot all wire straight in. If the system you use has documentation or an API, it can be integrated.
Who updates it day to day?
Whoever you want it to be. Your team can edit on the page itself, with no system to learn and no developer needed. Or put a retainer in place and I manage the site for you, from content updates to new pages. Most groups do a bit of both.