Website Development in Ayodhya

Website development for Ayodhya hotels and homestays

Since the temple opened, Ayodhya's rooms have multiplied, from new hotels on the highway to homestays in family homes near Hanuman Garhi. Most depend on booking apps that take a commission on every stay, and on a WhatsApp number that rings day and night.

We build hotel and homestay websites that tell pilgrims exactly what they need to know and take bookings directly, so more of each room's price stays with you.

Working with Ayodhya businesses from our Lucknow and Mumbai officesOur hours: 24/7, every day of the week

What a pilgrim family checks

Walking time to Ram Mandir and Hanuman Garhi, whether a car can reach the door or guests must walk the last part, lift or ground-floor rooms for elderly parents, sattvik or Jain meals, hot water in winter and parking. Each answered plainly, with photos of the actual rooms and the lane outside.

Direct booking that works on any phone

A booking engine with your rates and festival pricing, advance payment by UPI or card, and confirmation with directions on WhatsApp. It works on budget phones and slow data, because that's how many of your guests will book.

Sound familiar?

The problems we hear most often about this, why they happen and what we would do first.

Why this happens

Guests can't book on our own website.

What we would do first

  1. Add direct booking
  2. Offer a small benefit for booking direct
  3. Put the website link on every OTA reply and bill

A one-minute self-check

Tick what is already true for your business. It takes a minute and nothing is sent anywhere.

Frequently asked questions

Can it connect to our OTA listings?
Yes, through a channel manager, so rooms don't get double-booked.
We're a small homestay. Is a website worth it?
Often yes, even a simple one with booking and directions. We'll tell you honestly if a Google profile alone is enough for now.

Time to Stop Scrolling, Let's Book a meeting and discuss it!

We're here to listen. Book a meeting with our team to discuss your vision, explore possibilities, and start creating something.