Industry · Hotels and tourism
Websites and software for hotels and tourism businesses
Direct bookings, a front desk that runs on one screen and rates that follow demand. We build for small and mid-sized hotels, guesthouses and rental apartments, in Greek and English.
What hotels need from their software
More direct bookings
Every booking through a platform costs commission. A fast site with clear rooms, real photos and a simple way to ask about availability wins back guests who already know your name.
Guests who don't read Greek
Visitors decide on a phone in a few seconds, often in English. Rooms, prices, directions and policies have to be clear without a translator.
A short season
Most of the year's revenue arrives in a few months. The site has to be ready before Easter, and rates should follow demand rather than last year's price list.
One view of the day
Arrivals, rooms, housekeeping and payments spread across notebooks and messages. One screen shows what needs attention today.
What we build
Hotel website
Room-led pages, an availability enquiry form, map and reviews, in Greek and English, like the Achillion Hotel site in Paralia.
Custom softwareLobbyOS front desk
Our own front-desk system for small and mid-sized hotels: arrivals, room plan, reservations, housekeeping and payments on one calm screen.
Data and MLDemand forecasting and pricing
Forecasts built from your own booking history, and pricing models that suggest rates by season, weekday and occupancy.
Related projects
WebsiteClient project
Achillion Hotel
A bilingual hotel website structured to present the property, room offering, and guest contact path more clearly for direct visitors.
Custom softwareOrya One product
LobbyOS
Orya One's front-desk system for small and mid-sized hotels: today's picture, the room plan, reservations, housekeeping and payments on one calm screen, with a demo hotel so you can try it live.
How we work
More about how we work- 1
Free call
30 minutes to understand your business and what you need.
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Fixed quote
A written scope and price before any work begins.
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Build and review
You see progress every week and give feedback as we go.
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Launch and support
We go live together and stay on hand afterwards.
Further reading
Guide8 min read
Hotel Websites on the Olympus Riviera: How to Win More Direct Bookings
Booking platforms bring guests, but they take a large share of every stay. Here is how a small hotel on the Pieria coast can move part of that demand to its own website.
Guide8 min read
Demand Forecasting for Seasonal Businesses: A Practical Guide for Hotels, Restaurants and Retail
A practical guide to forecasting covers, room nights and sales in a tourism-driven season: what data you need, which methods to try first, how to measure accuracy, and how to turn the numbers into rotas and orders.
Case study8 min read
Case study: a custom ERP for a five-venue hospitality group, in 16 weeks
POS, inventory and BI for five venues in one on-prem system the group owns. What we built, what it replaced, and what the owner sees every morning.
Questions
▶Do I have to stop using Booking.com?
No. Most hotels keep the platforms for reach. The website wins back the guests who would rather contact you directly, so you pay less commission on them.
▶How long does a hotel website take?
An Essential site goes live in 1–2 weeks and a custom site in 3–6 weeks. Plan it in winter so it is live well before Easter.
▶Can I try LobbyOS before deciding?
Yes. LobbyOS has a demo hotel that resets on every visit, so you can try it live.
▶Can the project be funded through ΕΣΠΑ?
We build to the programme's technical requirements and work alongside your funding consultant.
Not sure which tier fits? Tell us what you need.
Book a free 30-minute call. You leave with a clear recommendation, whether or not you work with us.