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Coastal boutique hotel, sun-bleached stone: the full website design
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Hospitality · Hotel

Coastal boutique hotel, sun-bleached stone

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Prompt

Build a website for Thalassa House, a small boutique hotel on a Mediterranean coast. Sun-bleached and serene: a full-width photo of a stone terrace with a linen sofa above the sea, a large dark serif headline over two lines, a small spaced-caps line of what guests get, a navy 'Book a stay' button in the nav and a booking bar (check-in, check-out, guests, navy 'Check availability'). Then 'three ways to feel at home' as three room cards with photo, name, spaced-caps details and an 'explore' link, a split section about a slower way of travelling with a cliff-and-olive-tree photo, experiences, a journal, and a footer with the name in spaced caps. Elegant serif headings, small caps labels, sand, stone and navy.

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At a glance

Industry
Hospitality · Hotel
Style
Light
Source
Pinterest pin

Sections in its prompt

  • About
  • Product or listing cards
  • Booking
  • Blog or journal

Design notes

The hero is a sunlit stone terrace above the sea, with a large dark serif headline in two short lines and a row of tiny spaced caps underneath listing what a stay offers. A slim white booking bar overlaps the bottom of the photo, and the navy action button is the only strong colour on the page. Room cards keep text minimal: serif name, a spaced-caps line of features, a sentence and an underlined explore link. The split section with an olive-tree cliff photo and short serif heading slows the pace before a quiet footer. Suited to small hotels, villas or guesthouses selling atmosphere over amenities.

Notes on the original design. The design itself belongs to its designer.