Demonstration, fictional bed and breakfast
The Mill House Bed and Breakfast
A stays page: rooms by category with nightly prices, breakfast and check-in times, a gallery, and an availability enquiry.
Bed and breakfasts
Websites for bed and breakfasts
Guests usually find a B&B on a booking site, then look for its own website to check the rooms and book direct. The page should show each room, its nightly rate, what breakfast includes and how to book without a middleman.
Before they choose a bed and breakfast
How much is a room per night?
“How much is a bed and breakfast per night” is a common search. Show a nightly rate for each room, with seasonal differences and any minimum stay.
What is the room like?
Photographs of each room and its bathroom, bed size, whether the bathroom is en suite, and the view if it is worth mentioning.
What is breakfast?
What is served, when, and whether you cater for dietary needs. For a B&B, breakfast is half the offer.
Can I book direct?
A phone number, an email or your own booking link, and any reason to book direct (a better rate, flexible cancellation) if you offer one.
On a bed and breakfast’s page
Your fire safety arrangements
Premises taking paying guests fall under fire safety law and need a fire risk assessment. Guests do not need the document, but mentioning smoke alarms and escape routes reassures them. The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
Your licence, if you are in Scotland
In Scotland, short-term lets, including B&Bs where the host lives on site, need a licence from the council. Show your licence number where it is required.
Cancellation and deposit terms
State them on the page as well as at booking.
The Mill House, a fictional B&B, shows each room with its photographs and nightly rate, and what breakfast includes.
Showing your prices
Rates vary by season and room, so a small table (room, low season, high season, minimum nights) is clearer than one “from” price, and shows guests why booking direct is worth it if your direct rate is lower.
£49 upfront for a one-page website, and £20 a month for the care plan that comes with it (hosting, updates and support), with a 12-month minimum term, fixed in writing before we start. Pricing.
Extras that suit this trade
- Answer visitors’ questions while you work (£12 a month): guests ask about parking, breakfast times and dogs before they book, and the assistant answers from your page at any hour.
- Help people and AI assistants find you (£15 a month): guests search by place, so your page summary should name the town and what makes your rooms worth booking.
Bed and breakfasts: questions
How much does a bed and breakfast cost per night?
It depends on the room, the season and where you are. A B&B’s own website should show a nightly rate for each room.
What should a B&B website include?
Each room with photographs, bed size and bathroom, nightly rates, what breakfast includes, how to book direct, cancellation terms, and how to find you.
Should a B&B take bookings on its own website?
Yes, alongside booking sites. A page with a direct booking link or number lets guests book without the booking site’s commission.
How much does a website for bed and breakfasts cost?
Ours is £49 upfront for a one-page website, and £20 a month for the care plan that comes with it (hosting, updates and support), with a 12-month minimum term.
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