A website for your hotel or B&B in Brussels

Booking platforms bring visibility in exchange for a commission on every night. Your own website is where a guest who has already found you can book without a middleman. The clearer and more complete it is, the more of those visits become direct bookings.

• One page per room: photos, size, beds, capacity, amenities. That is what people compare first.
• Getting there: from Brussels-Midi, Zaventem or Charleroi airport, the nearest metro stop, parking.
• Practical information: check-in and check-out times, breakfast, pets, accessibility.
• The neighbourhood: what to see and where to eat nearby. Travellers ask AI assistants exactly that.
• The booking button, visible on every page.

The site sends guests straight to your booking engine or your phone. Embedding a booking widget in the page is a connection to an external tool, priced in the quote before you sign. A custom booking system with payment gets a separate quote.

For a Brussels hotel, English is not optional: it is the language of most international travellers. French and Dutch serve Belgian guests. All three languages are included in the price. Why it pays off, with figures: our guide to multilingual websites.

A hotel site often has one page per room type, which puts it towards the top of the €750 to €1,200 range. A B&B with two or three rooms stays at the lower end. Details on our pricing page.