Services · Website development · Spa websites
Codeeo delivers spa website development in Riyadh for day spas, hammams, hotel spas and relaxation centres from Al Olaya to Hittin. We build Arabic first sites with a full English version, a treatment menu that reads well on a phone, branch pages that rank for district searches, and booking requests that land with your reception team through the form, WhatsApp or a call. Your own staff edit menus, prices on request and opening hours without waiting on a developer.
Our Riyadh team can meet you at your spa, walk the treatment rooms and sit with reception for an afternoon. What guests ask at the desk shapes what the site says, so fewer people call just to find out whether you are open or which section they can visit.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the website includes
Most spa sites we review in the capital share the same problems. The treatment menu is a PDF, the Arabic version is a machine translation, the map pin sends people to the wrong building, and the only way to book is a phone number that rings out after nine at night. Guests in Riyadh search late, compare two or three spas in the same district, and decide in minutes.
So the build starts with the questions that decide a visit: what treatments you offer, how long each takes, which section serves women or men under your licence, where you are and how to get there, and how to ask for a slot. Everything else on the site supports those answers. The list below is a typical scope; we trim or extend it in discovery depending on how many branches you run and what your booking system already does.
Each massage, scrub, facial, hammam ritual or package gets its own page with duration, what happens in the room, preparation notes and who it suits. Guests filter by time available or by type, and every page can be shared on WhatsApp without losing its formatting. Prices can be shown, hidden or replaced with a request link, branch by branch.
Treatments become pages Google can index and guests can forward.
A page for every location, whether you sit near King Fahd Road in Al Olaya, in Al Malqa or in a hotel in the Diplomatic Quarter, with parking notes, building entrances, nearby landmarks and a map that drops the pin on your door rather than the mall entrance.
Fewer lost guests and fewer calls asking for directions.
A short form asks for treatment, preferred date and time, section and contact number, then sends it to your reception inbox, CRM or WhatsApp Business. If your spa software exposes availability, we show it; if not, the request still arrives complete.
Requests arrive with everything reception needs to confirm.
When your licence covers a women's section, a men's section or only one of them, the site says so plainly on every treatment and branch page, with separate hours and contact routes where that is how you operate.
Guests know before they arrive which section serves them.
Companies around KAFD and Olaya buy treatment days and vouchers for staff. A dedicated page explains how group sessions and company accounts work and captures the HR contact, headcount and preferred dates for your sales person to follow up, with a downloadable outline of company packages.
A clear route for employers, separate from individual bookings.
Pages for Eid, Ramadan evenings, Saudi National Day, weddings and birthdays, written in Arabic and English, with an enquiry or purchase route depending on whether you sell vouchers online now or later.
Seasonal demand finds a page ready for it.
Guests choosing a spa want to see the relaxation lounge, the hammam and the treatment rooms before they commit. We plan a shot list with you, direct the photographer or use your existing images, and add short room tours that load quickly on mobile data, with Arabic captions and alt text for every image.
Guests see the space, so the first visit feels familiar.
Technical SEO, DaySpa structured data, Arabic and English page titles written for how people actually search, consistent name and address details, and a Google Business Profile for each branch pointing to the right branch page.
Each branch has a page that can rank for its own district.
A CMS laid out around your spa, not around a generic blog: treatments, branches, offers, hours and team profiles as structured fields in both languages, with roles so a branch manager edits only their own location.
Menus and hours stay accurate without a developer.
Compressed photography, fast mobile pages that pass Core Web Vitals, a cookie banner that records consent, and analytics that count calls, WhatsApp taps and form submissions per branch so you see which pages bring guests.
Marketing decisions based on enquiries, not page views.
Who this is for
A spa in a north Riyadh villa compound and a spa inside a five star hotel near the Diplomatic Quarter have very different guests, and their sites should not look interchangeable. Before proposing a sitemap we look at where your guests come from today: walk ins from the street, hotel residents, Instagram, Google Maps, corporate referrals or repeat visitors who simply call. That mix decides which pages carry the weight, which language leads in the navigation and how prominent the booking request should be. It also tells us whether photography, copywriting or integrations deserve the larger share of the budget.
Spas in Al Malqa, Hittin, Al Yasmin and Al Nakheel draw residents who book in the evening after work and at weekends. Their site needs a fast treatment menu, honest durations, a booking request that works late at night, and branch details clear enough for a driver to find the right villa or plaza. We also plan pages for the packages regulars buy so they can rebook without calling.
Most guests here arrive from Google Maps on a phone.
Hotel spas sell to resident guests and to Riyadh members who come for the pool, gym and treatment rooms. The website has to sit inside or alongside the hotel brand, explain day access and membership options, and route enquiries to the spa desk rather than the hotel's general reservations line, which often has no idea what is free that evening.
Brand rules from the hotel group are agreed in discovery.
Men's spas in Riyadh compete on hammam rituals, grooming packages and late opening. Their sites need strong photography of the space, clear ritual descriptions in Arabic, and visible WhatsApp contact because many guests book through a quick message. We write the copy so it explains each step of the ritual for first time visitors without overdoing the language.
WhatsApp is usually the busiest enquiry route for men's spas.
Operators opening a second or third Riyadh location need one site with a branch selector, shared treatment pages, location specific hours and offers, and analytics split by branch. We build it so a new branch goes live by filling in a template in the CMS, not by commissioning new pages from scratch each time.
Branch templates save the most time on the third opening.
How we work together
Most single site spas choose a fixed scope project: discovery, design, build and launch, priced once the sitemap and integrations are agreed. Groups with several branches often keep us on a monthly retainer afterwards for new branch pages, seasonal campaigns, SEO and speed work. A few operators building a wider platform take a dedicated team. Cost depends on the number of pages and languages, how much copy and photography we produce, whether your booking system needs a custom integration, and how many branch templates the CMS must support. Because our team is based in Riyadh, review meetings can happen at your spa or in our office, whichever suits your managers.
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 usually build spa sites on WordPress or a headless setup with Next.js, chosen by who will edit the site and how many branches it carries. Hosting is selected with you, including options inside the Kingdom when your data policy calls for it.
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It depends on pages, languages and integrations, and we fix the dates in discovery.
A single branch site with a clear treatment menu moves faster than a multi branch site with a booking integration and new photography. Bilingual copywriting is often the longest task, so we start it in the first week. Once discovery is done you receive a written plan with each stage and its date, and we tell you early if anything on our side or yours puts those dates at risk. Ramadan and Riyadh Season are busy months for spas, so we plan launch dates around them rather than in the middle of them.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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