Le problème
A high-end glamping estate relied on booking platforms that took a commission on every stay. Its partly international guest base had no pages in their language and no pre-arrival preparation before check-in.
Website for a premium nature glamping retreat. Cinematic dark atmosphere, exceptional accommodation, a multilingual pre-arrival sequence timeline and direct booking — built to sell an experience, not a night.
A high-end glamping estate relied on booking platforms that took a commission on every stay. Its partly international guest base had no pages in their language and no pre-arrival preparation before check-in.
A premium, immersive website: exceptional accommodation (lodge, treehouse, bubble), a timeline that unfolds the multilingual pre-arrival sequence (from booking confirmation to a message sent in German before arrival), and direct booking with a language selector.
A site that sells the experience and drives direct reservations. Accommodation showcased in full-page scenes, the pre-arrival sequence made tangible, a multilingual journey. Designed to connect with the estate's PMS.
Domaine de Roquelongue is a fictional premium glamping retreat in Occitanie: forest lodges, treehouses, transparent bubble domes. The level is high. The digital experience was not. A portion of bookings flowed through platforms that charged a commission on every night. The guest base included German and Dutch speakers, with no content in their languages. And nothing happened before arrival: guests who booked heard nothing until check-in day, while a high-end estate is supposed to start the experience weeks earlier.
The site is designed as an experience in itself. Dark, atmospheric visuals put each accommodation front and centre: the Forest Lodge, the Treehouse, the Transparent Bubble — each with its own staging.
The centrepiece is a scroll-driven timeline of the pre-arrival sequence: from booking confirmation, through a message sent in German a few days before check-in, to a post-stay review request. It shows concretely what the estate could automate. The direct booking widget includes a language selector and is ready to connect to the PMS.
A premium glamping retreat is not chosen on price, so we did not lead with price. The dark staging and full-page accommodation visuals build desire before any reservation prompt appears.
The multilingual pre-arrival sequence exists as a working timeline rather than a bullet list, because a timeline makes the automation tangible. It is also the natural entry point for the automation upsell.
The language selector is not a nice-to-have when part of your clientele books in German. The booking block connects to the existing PMS rather than requiring a migration.
Next.js source files, Vercel deployment + custom domain, connection to the estate's PMS / channel manager, direct booking, genuinely translated pages in DE / NL / EN, LodgingBusiness JSON-LD tags for local SEO, maintenance guide. The multilingual pre-arrival automation is part of our automation offer. Turnaround: 72 hours after brief and content sign-off.
This project is a demonstration produced by Webvori studio to illustrate our approach and level of finish. No real client is associated with this fictional brand. Visual identities and content are illustrative — Webvori studio demo.
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