Industries / Hospitality / Lodging
Websites for Lodges Cabins
Every booking you take direct is a booking you did not pay fifteen percent for.
A new website for lodges cabins starts at $2,500 for 5 core pages, built on the page structure below. The free audit scans the site you have now and gives you a firm price in about 60 seconds — no email needed to see the number. Website care is $99/mo for a rebuilt site, and it is included in every monthly plan (Base and Upgrade 1 to 4), which starts at $297 a month.
What Customers Ask First
Is it available on my dates, what does it sleep, what is the drive like, and is there cell service. Cabin guests ask practical questions that a hotel guest never has to.
The ones that lose bookings are the quiet ones: how far to a grocery store, is the road paved in winter, does the hot tub actually work in February.
What The Site Has To Show
Each cabin with a real photo set, occupancy, bed layout, and what is in the kitchen. A calendar that is accurate, because a guest who books a date you cannot honour is worse than one who never came.
Directions and driving time from the nearest town. Seasonal access notes. Pet policy, cancellation policy, and check-in method, all findable without an email.
Direct booking that is not obviously worse than the OTA listing, or guests will just go back to the OTA.
You manage rates, availability, and photos yourself at `/manage`.
Pricing And Next Step
A new build starts at $3,500, typically $3,500-$7,500. Rebuilds start at $2,500. Run the free audit at `/audit` for a firm price, or see `/shop`.
The recommended website structure
/
rooms-or-stays/
room-type/
amenities/
events/
weddings/
meetings/
retreats/
dining/
gallery/
local-area/
packages/
book/
contact/Homepage flow: hero-book-stay → room-cards → amenities → event-spaces → gallery → local-area → package-cta
What top lodges cabins sites do
- • rooms
- • amenities
- • events
- • dining
- • gallery
- • booking
How people actually find lodges cabins now
Almost nobody books a stay without reading reviews first, and they read them across several sites. Your own site is where they go once the reviews have done their job.
- 97%
- read reviews for local businesses. Consumers consult six review sites on averageBrightLocal, 2026
- 75%
- use more than one place to look before choosing a businessBrightLocal, 2026
- 54%
- go to the business website after reading positive reviewsBrightLocal, 2026
- 71%
- use Google Search at some point before they decideBrightLocal, 2026
Sources: BrightLocal, 2026. US consumer research. Reviewed . We only publish statistics with a named publisher and a date.
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Built for how lodges cabins actually win customers.
The free audit compares your current site against this structure.