Turning a Dehradun boutique hotel into a calm, booking-ready digital destination.
Hotel Shiva Residency needed a website that could convey quiet atmosphere, help guests plan a stay, and turn interest into direct bookings and WhatsApp enquiries.
Generic hotel sites fail to sell atmosphere — and booking feels fragmented.
Guests judge a boutique stay in seconds. The website had to communicate calm interiors and practical stay details while making rooms, events, and location feel easy to act on.
We built an editorial hospitality experience with clear conversion paths.
A Japandi-inspired Next.js site with rooms, spaces, and dining storytelling; date-led Djubo booking deep links; structured WhatsApp event enquiries; an interactive drive-time location compass; and searchable FAQs.
A guest-ready digital destination that matches the property’s quiet brand.
The hotel now has a site that reflects its interiors, helps visitors plan arrival and nearby escapes, and routes interest into live booking and WhatsApp conversations.
Product decisions translated into working software.
Each feature was there to remove friction, improve trust, or make the product easier to operate after launch.
Booking Engine Deep Links
Date-led availability checks open the live Djubo booking engine with guests and rooms prefilled.
WhatsApp Enquiries
Persistent WhatsApp access and structured event enquiries that arrive ready to answer.
Drive-Time Location UX
Interactive compass maps nearby attractions by bearing and travel time from the hotel.
Searchable FAQs
Category-filtered answers for arrival, stay, events, and booking reduce repetitive staff questions.
Rooms, Spaces & Dining
Editorial storytelling for every room type, shared space, and banquet experience.
Mobile-Optimised
Built to feel calm and load quickly on the devices guests actually book from.
The actual screens and interactions from the finished site.
A closer look at how the Hotel Shiva Residency experience presents calm interiors, guides location discovery, and supports booking and enquiries.
Technology chosen for the job, not for show.
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