Services · Website development · Hotel websites
Codeeo offers hotel website development in Jeddah for business hotels on Tahlia and in Al Rawdah, Corniche and Obhur resorts, heritage stays in Al Balad and apartment hotels near the airport. We plan the site around the people who actually search for you: executives with meetings near the port, Red Sea families, festival and race weekend visitors, and pilgrims who land in Jeddah before Makkah. Each group finds its own pages, its own offers and its own way to contact you, and the booking engine you already use receives the reservation.
The website is your shop window and your sales desk at once. Rooms, outlets, venues and the city around you are described honestly, in Arabic first and in English, so guests choose you directly instead of comparing you on a third party listing. Your reservations and sales teams see every enquiry with its source.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the website can include
Jeddah hotels rarely sell one product. A tower on the Corniche may have rooms, a beach club, a ballroom and a rooftop restaurant, each with its own buyer. A small property in Al Balad sells atmosphere and walking access to the old town. An apartment hotel near King Abdulaziz International Airport sells convenience for a night or a month. We start by listing what you sell and who buys it, then design an information architecture that keeps those products apart while sharing one brand, one content system and one route to your booking engine. Rate parity, guest reviews and loyalty messages then reinforce why booking direct is the sensible choice. The features below are the ones Jeddah operators ask for most; your scope keeps only the ones that serve your property.
Clear entry points for business stays, family breaks, event weekends and pilgrims in transit, so a visitor from Lagos, London or Riyadh sees the right rooms and offers within two taps. Each route has its own landing page with the facts that group asks about, such as transfer options, family rooms, meeting space or check-in hours.
Visitors stop hunting and reach the page that fits their trip.
One template per room type with real sizes, bed layouts, views, connecting options and accessibility notes, plus photographs your team can replace in the CMS. Sea view and city view rooms are labelled honestly, because a guest promised the Red Sea who wakes up facing a car park will say so in a review.
Fewer pre-arrival questions and fewer disappointed check-ins.
Every book button passes dates, guests and rate codes into the booking engine you already run, with tracking that follows the visitor across the handover. If your engine supports it, we style its pages to match the site so the guest never feels they have left you.
Direct reservations you can attribute to the page that won them.
Reusable page templates for Jeddah Season, the Red Sea International Film Festival, race weekends on the Corniche circuit and Ramadan, published by your marketing team without a developer. Each page carries the dates, the package, the shuttle or parking details and a clear enquiry route.
Event demand captured on your site, not only on aggregators.
Venue pages with capacities, layouts and floor plans, and a request form that asks the right questions about dates, delegates, catering and accommodation blocks. Corporate travel bookers can request a negotiated rate, and every request lands in your CRM with an owner.
Group and corporate leads that reach sales with the details already captured.
Many Jeddah guests would rather message than fill a form. We place WhatsApp, call and email options where they help, route them to reservations or events depending on the page, and log the contact in analytics so you know which pages start conversations.
Conversations that start on the right desk instead of the switchboard.
Arabic designed right to left from the first wireframe, English alongside, and focused pages in Urdu, Indonesian or French where your transit and pilgrim business justifies them. Translations are managed in the CMS so a rate change in one language prompts the update in the others.
Each audience reads you in the language it books in.
Hotel structured data, Google Business Profile alignment, district and landmark pages that answer real searches such as hotels near the airport, the Corniche or Al Balad, and clean URLs in both languages with correct hreflang. Content is written for people first, then checked against what they search.
More guests find you before they open a travel agency site.
Compressed photography, video that loads only when asked, and pages tested against Core Web Vitals on mid-range phones over mobile data, because many visitors browse from a taxi or an arrivals hall. Hosting and a content delivery network are sized for festival traffic.
Pages that open fast when the guest is on the move.
Role based CMS access so reservations edit rates notes, marketing edits offers and nobody can break the layout. Managed hosting, backups, an SSL certificate, form spam protection and update routines follow NCA guidance on basic controls. On handover you receive admin training and a short written guide your next marketing hire can follow.
A site your own team runs safely long after launch.
Who this is for
The same city produces very different hotel websites. A resort in Obhur needs leisure storytelling and day use enquiries, while a transit hotel near the airport needs check-in times, transfer details and multilingual answers. Good hotel website design in Jeddah starts by admitting which guest pays the bills in each season. Below are the four starting points we see most. If you run more than one type, the site can hold them under one brand with separate sections.
Your guests are booking for work, often through a company. The site needs fast room pages, meeting space details, a corporate rate request form, invoice and VAT information, and proof that the commute to offices and the port is short. We also add a clear page for extended stays, because project teams often stay for weeks and compare apartment hotels against you.
Corporate leads go straight to your sales team's CRM.
Leisure guests buy the beach, the pool, the restaurants and the family facilities as much as the room. We build outlet pages, day use and beach club enquiries, family packages and a gallery your team can refresh each season. Seasonal offers sit on templates so marketing can launch a summer or holiday package without waiting for a developer.
Small properties in the historic district sell character and location. Their website should tell the story of the building, show the lanes around it honestly, explain parking and luggage access, and answer the questions that worry first time visitors. A light, fast site with excellent photography and an Arabic and English story often outperforms a larger hotel's generic pages.
Many guests spend a night in Jeddah before or after Makkah. They need check-in and check-out times, transfer and Haramain train information, luggage storage, prayer facilities and family room details, in their own language. We keep those pages short and plain, and make the WhatsApp route prominent for group leaders and travel agents arranging rooms.
Group requests can be routed to a separate desk.
How we work together
Most independent hotels start with a fixed scope build, priced from the agreed sitemap, languages and integrations, then keep a monthly retainer for content, SEO and small improvements. Hotel groups with properties beyond Jeddah sometimes take a dedicated team that works through several sites in turn. Our team of 80+ works from Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, and we have delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US. Jeddah clients meet us by video call for discovery and design reviews, and Google reviewers rate us 4.7 from 23 reviews.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
We choose the CMS and stack with you, weighing who will edit the site, which booking engine and CRM you run, and how many languages and properties the site must carry. WordPress, headless setups with Next.js, and Laravel builds are all on the table.
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It depends on page count, languages and integrations, and we fix the date in discovery.
A single property with rooms, outlets and a booking engine link moves faster than a resort with venues, beach club enquiries and four languages. The biggest variable is usually content: photography, room facts and Arabic copy. We write the timeline after discovery, often working back from an event such as Jeddah Season or the festival so the site is live before demand peaks, and we tell you early if content timing puts that date at risk.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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