Vacation Rental · Demo website

Azure Vista Beach House

A direct-booking site lets a rental stand out from the listing-platform crowd and keep more of every booking. This demo answers every pre-booking question — amenities, rates by season, house rules, what's nearby — and finishes with an inquiry form so guests can book direct.

Azure Vista Beach House is a fictional business we invented for this demonstration — not a client. The website is real and fully working; the business, its reviews, and its story are illustrative.

azure-vista.demo · northheaddigital.com

This is a live website — scroll and click around right here, or open it full-screen. Try it on your phone, too.

The problem this design solves

Paying a platform for your own guests

What listing-platform bookings cost an oceanfront rental in fees and repeated questions — and what a direct-booking page does about both.

The starting point

Bookings came through listing platforms — with their fees — and every guest emailed the same questions about rates, rules, and what's nearby.

What the design changes

Rates by season, house rules, amenities, and a quote calculator answer the pre-booking questions up front, and the inquiry form is built to turn that confidence into a direct booking.

Design notes

Answering more than the listing site does

A rental competes against a platform that has already trained the guest to expect certain information in a certain order. So this page gives them that information faster and more completely than the listing does: photos first, then amenities, then rates by season as a plain table, then the house rules stated without hedging.

Putting the house rules up front feels backwards — surely you bury the restrictions? The opposite is true. A guest who reads the pet policy and the quiet hours and books anyway is the guest who does not leave a two-star review about them later. The rates table does the same work from the other direction: it ends the back-and-forth before it starts, so the inquiry form receives someone who has already decided.

What this build includes

What earns the direct booking

  • Photo-forward hero and gallery
  • Amenities and rates-by-season tables
  • House rules and terms, stated plainly
  • Neighborhood guide for trip planning
  • Booking-inquiry form for direct reservations
Make it yours

Your property, presented like this

Your photos, your seasons, your rules, your calendar. The same structure carries a single beach house, a small inn, or a handful of managed units — the difference is whether the page ends at one inquiry form or a property picker.

Projects like this one are typically the Website Plan on its own.

The Website Plan is $99 a month ($297 to start), before sales tax. How pricing works

Where most vacation rentals & inns start

The Vacation Rental & Hospitality package

Take direct bookings without a platform's cut, with a page for every property and reviews that sell the next stay.

It's the Website Plan with the add-ons this kind of business uses most, at their signing prices, so it costs no more than ordering them one by one.

More on websites for vacation rentals & inns

Vacation rentals, inns, and small lodging

Vacation Rental & Hospitality

$135per month · $405 to start
  • Website Plan$99
  • Online booking$13
  • 2 extra pages$10
  • Review requests$13

Before sales tax. The same add-ons ordered later would be $169 a month. Compare the packages

Start with this package

Picture your business here?

Start with a free check-up — an instant first-pass look at your website and online presence, with specific recommendations whether or not you hire us.

Prefer to talk it through first? Call or text Riley at (360) 214‑6549, or book a free 15-minute call.

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