Luxestay

Luxestay is a hotel and resort Framer template built around one commercial goal: more direct bookings and fewer through the OTAs taking 15–20% of every reservation. It uses elegant, image-led layouts to do what a booking aggregator can’t — make a guest want your property specifically.

Rooms, dining, wellness, and weddings each get proper space, because a guest choosing a boutique hotel is evaluating the whole stay, not just a bed. Rooms are CMS-powered, so you update availability, seasonal packages, and photography yourself.

Best for

• boutique hotels and resorts

• hospitality brands wanting more direct bookings

• properties showcasing rooms, dining, and amenities online

6 pages —

• Home — an image-led introduction to the property

• Rooms — CMS-powered with individual room detail pages

• Dining / Restaurant — for properties where food is part of the draw

• Wellness — spa and wellness facilities

• Wedding — a dedicated page for the highest-value enquiries

• Contact us — enquiry and direct contact

Key features

• image-led hospitality design

• CMS-powered rooms with detail pages

• dedicated dining, wellness, and wedding pages

• direct-booking CTAs throughout

• responsive

• no-code editable

• free lifetime updates

• 25% off Framer Pro plans

Why choose Luxestay

Generic SaaS templates can’t sell a stay. Luxestay is image-led and hospitality-native, built to make guests feel the experience and book direct — saving you OTA commissions on every reservation it converts.

FAQ

Is Luxestay free to use?

Yes. Luxestay is free to remix and includes free lifetime updates. A Framer plan is required to publish on your own domain.

Can I connect a booking engine to it?

Yes. Luxestay is a Framer site, so you can link out to your existing booking engine or embed one that offers an embed code or iframe — SiteMinder, Cloudbeds, Mews and similar all work this way. The template ships with booking CTAs already placed; you point them at your engine.

How do I add or update rooms?

Rooms are a CMS collection. Add a new room with photos, description, and rates, and its detail page generates from the existing design. Seasonal changes take minutes rather than a redesign.

Does it work for a small property with only a few rooms?

Yes. The rooms section is CMS-driven, so it lays out cleanly whether you have four rooms or forty. You can also remove the wellness or wedding pages entirely if they don’t apply to your property.

Will it look good on mobile?

Yes, every page is designed across desktop, tablet, and mobile. This matters more in hospitality than most sectors — the majority of hotel research and a large share of direct bookings now happen on phones.