Services · Ecommerce development · Hotel booking sites
Codeeo delivers hotel booking website development Las Vegas properties rely on to sell rooms, suites and packages on their own domain. Guests search dates, compare rate plans, see the nightly rate with the resort fee already folded in, pay a deposit or the full stay, and get a confirmation that matches what the front desk will see. The build covers availability, payments, cancellations, refunds and reminders, wired to the property system you already run, for Strip resorts, Downtown hotels and the non-gaming properties in between.
In this city a booking is rarely just a room. It is a room plus a show weekend, a convention badge, a pool day or a late flight out of Harry Reid International. The site should sell that whole stay cleanly, and it should do it on your terms rather than a portal's.
200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer
What the booking platform runs
Most Las Vegas operators already have a central reservation system, a property management system and a loyalty database. What they lack is a direct booking site that presents all of it honestly and quickly. We build the guest facing flow on top of those systems, so inventory, rates and member pricing come from the source of truth and the website never invents a number of its own.
Price display matters more here than almost anywhere in the country. Resort fees are part of how the Strip prices a room, and the Federal Trade Commission Rule on Unfair or Deceptive Fees, in force since May 2025, requires short term lodging to show the total price clearly and prominently whenever a price is shown. Our hotel online booking system development Las Vegas clients get a pricing layer that adds every mandatory charge to the headline figure, lists taxes and optional extras separately, and keeps that logic in one place so a fee change updates every screen at once.
Demand also swings hard. A trade show at the Las Vegas Convention Center or a big night at Allegiant Stadium can fill the valley in hours, so the engine is planned to hold up when everyone searches at once.
The calendar, the room list and the checkout all show the same total: room rate plus resort fee and any other mandatory charge. Clark County room tax is calculated and shown as its own line before payment. Optional parking, early check-in and pool upgrades sit apart, clearly marked as choices.
One honest number from the first search to the receipt.
Large resorts sell dozens of room categories across several towers. Search groups them by view, bed type, size and tower, reads live inventory from your reservation system, and suggests the nearest open dates when a weekend sells out.
Guests find the right room without wading through codes.
Rate plans decide what happens at checkout: a first night deposit, full prepayment for advance purchase rates, or a card held for arrival. Apple Pay and Google Pay sit beside cards, and the processor handles card data so it never touches your servers.
Payment rules that follow each rate, not one rule for all.
Packages bundle a stay with a residency show, a dinner reservation or a spa credit. Each component keeps its own inventory and terms, and the package price is still presented as one clear total so bundled offers stay within the same fee display rules.
Higher value bookings without a second checkout.
Event planners receive a private booking link for their room block, with group rates, cutoff dates and attendee details captured at booking. When the block releases, rooms go back into general inventory automatically.
Group pickup tracked without spreadsheets and phone calls.
Each rate states its cancellation window in plain words at the moment of choice. Guests cancel or change dates from the confirmation email, and refunds post back to the original payment through your processor, with a record your accounting team can reconcile.
Fewer calls to reservations, fewer chargeback disputes.
Players club and loyalty members sign in to see their rates and offers. The site reads tier and eligibility from your existing loyalty system rather than keeping a second copy, and member pricing follows the same all-in display as public rates.
Members book direct because the best price is there.
Confirmation emails carry the full price breakdown, the cancellation terms and arrival details. Reminders before arrival cover check-in times, parking and airport transfer options, and text messages go only to guests who agreed to receive them.
Guests arrive informed and the desk answers fewer questions.
Red-eye flights into Harry Reid International and late checkouts after a Sunday show are normal here. The booking flow lets guests state an arrival time, request early check-in or a late checkout as a priced or free option, and add luggage storage, so the property can plan staffing and room readiness around real arrival patterns.
Fewer guests waiting in the lobby for a room that is not ready.
A reporting view shows direct bookings by rate plan, package and source, cancellation patterns and abandoned checkouts, so revenue managers can see which offers actually convert on the website.
Direct channel decisions made from real booking data.
Who this is for
The Strip and Downtown run on very different economics, and so do their websites. A resort with thousands of rooms needs a booking engine that copes with complex inventory and heavy traffic; an independent hotel off the Strip needs a fast, credible site that converts visitors who found it on a map. Hotel booking website design Las Vegas guests respond to is plain about price and quick on a phone. We do not take wagers or build gaming features on these sites; resorts with casinos are licensed by the Nevada Gaming Control Board and the Nevada Gaming Commission, and the booking site stays strictly on rooms, packages and stays.
Your reservation stack is mature, but the direct booking pages may lag behind it: slow search, fees revealed late, packages sold through separate tools. We rebuild the guest facing layer so it reads your existing systems, carries resort fee pricing correctly across every view, and holds steady during a citywide convention or a fight weekend. Brand and design teams keep control of content through the CMS.
Best when the core reservation system stays and the front end changes.
Downtown properties compete on value and atmosphere, and many guests compare them directly with the Strip. A clear booking site with honest totals, simple packages and fast mobile pages wins those comparisons, especially when the property can show its location next to the canopy, the bars and the music in a way a portal listing never quite manages.We often pair the build with local search work so the hotel shows up when visitors search the Fremont Street area.
Properties without a casino floor sell quiet, convenience or price, often to business travelers heading to the convention district or families who want a pool without the crowds. The booking site needs to say that clearly, take payment simply, and connect to a smaller property management system without heavy custom work. Clear photos of the pool, parking and distance to the Strip often do more for conversion here than any discount banner.
A lighter build that still shows honest totals.
Mixed ownership properties rent unused owner inventory alongside hotel rooms. The booking engine must respect owner blocks, minimum stays and different cancellation rules, and present units with kitchens and multiple bedrooms in a way that makes the difference from a standard room obvious.
Owner and rental inventory kept in separate pools.
How we work together
Our team of 80+ works across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi and has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US. With Las Vegas clients, discovery, design reviews and sprint demos run by video call, and documents and test builds are shared online. Most hotels start with a fixed scope first release, then keep a retainer for seasonal packages, new rate plans and integration changes. Larger resort groups sometimes prefer a dedicated team that works alongside their own digital staff.
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 pick the stack around your reservation system and processor. That is often a modern JavaScript front end for speed, a headless CMS your marketing team can edit, and server side integrations that keep payment data with the processor and inventory with your property system. Hosting is set up in your own cloud account with monitoring, so a slow integration during a busy weekend is spotted before guests notice it.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
It depends mostly on your integrations, not on the number of pages.
A boutique property with one property management system and a standard processor moves quickly. A Strip resort with a central reservation system, a loyalty database, show packages and group blocks takes longer, because each connection needs sandbox access, testing and sign-off from your IT team. We agree the timeline after discovery, when those systems and their vendors are known, and write it into the scope.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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