Services · Website development · Hotel websites
Codeeo delivers hotel website development in Saudi Arabia for hotel groups, domestic brands, management companies and independent owners. We build Arabic first websites that present every property clearly, send guests to your booking engine, capture corporate, event and group enquiries, and follow the national rules that govern hospitality, data and payments. A single content system can run a business hotel in Riyadh, a pilgrim hotel in Makkah, a resort on the Red Sea coast and serviced apartments in Al Khobar, each with its own pages and the same brand standards.
The Kingdom's hotel market is growing in new directions, from heritage destinations to coastal resorts and mountain retreats. Your website has to keep pace without being rebuilt each time a property opens or rebrands. We plan the platform so each opening reuses what already works.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the website can include
A national hotel website carries two loads. It must present each property well enough to win a direct booking against the online travel agencies, and it must hold a portfolio together: shared brand standards, shared offers, shared loyalty messages and one place to measure results. In Saudi Arabia it also has to reflect national requirements, from Ministry of Tourism licensing and classification to PDPL consent and ZATCA rules for VAT invoices. These are the components we build most often for multi-city operators; the scope keeps those your portfolio needs today and leaves room for the rest. Custom hotel website development in Saudi Arabia pays off here, because packaged hotel themes rarely handle right to left layouts, classification data and property permissions together.
A group home page, city and destination pages, and a property finder that filters by city, purpose of stay and facilities. Each hotel gets a full section built from shared templates, so a new opening is a content task for your team rather than a development project. Brand rules for logos, colours and photography are built into the templates.
New properties go live quickly and look consistent.
The Ministry of Tourism licenses hospitality facilities and issues classification certificates. We give each property a clear place for its licence details and its category, held as structured fields so the star rating or grade on the site always matches the certificate and changes in one place when it is renewed.
What guests read matches what the ministry granted.
Book buttons on every property and offer page pass the guest's dates and occupancy into your central reservations or booking engine. Where your engine supports it, live rates appear on room pages, and every handover is tracked so you can attribute direct revenue to pages, cities and campaigns.
A clear view of which pages and cities earn direct bookings.
Guests ask how they can pay before they book. We present the methods your engine accepts, such as mada, Apple Pay, STC Bank (formerly STC Pay) and cards, along with Tabby or Tamara if you offer instalments, and explain how VAT invoices are issued. Payment pages that live on the site follow SAMA rules through your licensed provider.
Fewer abandoned bookings caused by payment doubts.
National sales pages for corporate rate programmes, conferences, weddings and Umrah or tour groups, with request forms that route by city and property to the right sales office. Requests arrive in your CRM with dates, numbers, budget notes and the source page attached.
Group and corporate business tracked across the whole portfolio.
Arabic designed right to left as the primary language, English alongside, and additional guest languages enabled per property where demand justifies them, such as Urdu or Indonesian for the holy cities. Translation workflows sit in the CMS so property teams see what needs updating.
Each property speaks to its real guests without bloating the whole site.
Consent management that blocks analytics and advertising tags until visitors agree, forms that collect the minimum under the PDPL, retention rules agreed with your data protection lead, and hosting and update routines aligned with NCA essential controls. Hosting inside the Kingdom is available where your policy asks for it.
Marketing data you can use without regulatory surprises.
Hotel structured data for each property, consistent Google Business Profiles, hreflang across languages and city pages written for real searches. We also build internal linking between properties, so a guest searching for one city discovers your hotels in the next.
More of your traffic comes from search rather than paid listings.
Group marketing controls brand pages and campaigns, while each property team edits its own rooms, outlets, offers and hours. Approval steps stop unreviewed changes going live, and audit history shows who changed what.
Local teams keep content fresh without risking the brand.
Core Web Vitals targets for every template, image handling that keeps pages light on mobile data, and dashboards that break down traffic, enquiries and booking handovers by property and city.
Each general manager sees how their hotel's pages perform.
Who this is for
Saudi hospitality now spans city business hotels, pilgrim accommodation in Makkah and Madinah, coastal and heritage resorts, and a fast growing serviced apartment sector. A nationwide website has to serve all of these without forcing one style on every property. These are the four groups that most often ask us for a national site. Good hotel website design in Saudi Arabia lets a heritage stay in AlUla and a conference hotel in Riyadh feel related without looking identical.
When your portfolio stretches from Riyadh to Jeddah, the holy cities and the Eastern Province, each property attracts a different guest. We build a group site with shared templates and individual property sections, so the Makkah hotel can speak to pilgrims in their languages while the Riyadh hotel sells meeting space. One CMS and one analytics setup give head office a single view. Group offers and loyalty messages can be published once and shown on every relevant property page.
One platform, many audiences.
As Saudi brands expand into AlUla, the Red Sea coast, Abha and other growing destinations, the website must launch each opening with pre-opening pages, interest registration and launch offers, then switch to normal operation without a rebuild. We design that opening sequence into the templates so marketing can repeat it for every new property. Visitors arriving on the tourist eVisa often discover a brand through one destination, so cross links to your other cities matter.
Long stay guests and corporate clients compare by space, kitchens, laundry, monthly terms and location. We build unit pages, long stay enquiry forms and corporate account requests that go to your sales team, with clear information on monthly invoicing and VAT. Property pages in Riyadh, Jeddah and Al Khobar can share these features while keeping their own content. Corporate clients can request a quote for several units across cities in one form.
Many owners have a different site for each hotel, built at different times by different agencies, some with expired content and broken booking links. We consolidate them into one platform, carry their search history across with careful redirects, and retire the old hosting. The result is cheaper to maintain and easier to keep accurate. Booking links, phone numbers and policies are checked property by property during the move.
Redirect mapping protects existing rankings.
How we work together
Groups often begin with a fixed scope project for the platform and the pilot property, then move to a rollout plan priced per wave. A retainer covers content, search and improvement work once the portfolio is live. Larger operators sometimes take a dedicated team that also maintains integrations and builds new templates as brands evolve. Our 80+ people work from Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, we have delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US, and Google reviewers rate us 4.7 from 23 reviews. In-person workshops take place in Riyadh; other cities join by video call. When choosing a hotel web development company in Saudi Arabia, look for a written rollout plan and named owners for compliance decisions.
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
For multi-property sites we often recommend a headless CMS with a Next.js front end for speed and flexibility, while WordPress multisite or Laravel can suit groups whose teams already work with them. The decision is made in discovery with your IT and marketing leads. You receive full admin access, documentation and the code repository.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
Licensing details, data protection, payments and VAT invoicing.
The site should present each property consistently with its Ministry of Tourism licence and classification, collect personal data under the PDPL with clear consent, and follow NCA essential controls for security. Any payment page must run through a provider operating under SAMA rules, and invoicing information should reflect ZATCA requirements for VAT and e-invoicing through Fatoora. We build these into the platform rather than adding them at the end. Your legal and compliance teams approve the final wording; we make sure the platform can hold it and keep it consistent across properties.
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