Examples of websites for Spa and Hotel Spa

Spas and Spa Hotels are true places of well-being and relaxation. Each Hotel Spa has its own unique concept and theme. As well as having saunas, hammams, pools and jacuzzis, they offer their customers many other services, such as massages, treatments, scrubs and cryotherapy. The services provided will vary thanks to the cultural appropriation of the different countries offering water-based treatments. Some will merge Roman thermal baths with Asian massage styles to offer a complete service.

An interesting study carried out by masso-si.com shows that out of 66 million people in France, only 1,980,000 get regular massages, i.e. 3% of the population, and 47% of them are women. Unlike in ancient times, the majority of those interested are women.

In this article, we have selected the best examples of websites for Spas and Spa Hotels. Some examples have been designed by Hotel Web Design.

I invite you to take a look at our article "Creating websites for SPAs and SPA Hotels", where you'll find relevant information about our agency and SPAs.

A website for SPAs that works

With the advent of CMS, it's now easy to create your own website at home, and without too much knowledge. However, it is unlikely that your site will work well. Whether it's the design, the modules present on the site, the originality, legality, ergonomics, referencing, updating and speed of the site, there are many complex elements to take into account.

When creating a website, professionals are strongly advised to go through an agency. Our Hotel Web Design agency has all the tools and know-how needed to maximise your SPA's potential on the Internet.

Here are the points to bear in mind when creating your spa website

The examples below illustrate these different characteristics.

• The design A website reflects the identity and personality of your SPA. It's the first point of contact with the customer and should inspire confidence.
• The booking engine The first step visitors take before coming to the spa is to make a reservation. The booking engine acts as the first point of entry, transforming the visitor into a client. It should be clearly visible and easy to use, showing availability and prices.
• Calls to action Simple "contact us" buttons placed in the right place, with the "booking" button prominently displayed.
• Ergonomics The website must be beautiful and easy to use, with the right things in the right place. To make sure you don't make any mistakes, only a digital marketing agency can help you. And don't forget that 70 % of online businesses fail because of the poor ergonomics of their site.
• Legislation : Internet laws, RGPD, cookies, legal notices. In addition, the absence of legal notices is punishable by one year's imprisonment and a €75,000 fine for individuals and a €375,000 fine for legal entities.
• Safety An up-to-date site will be secure, with the mention "https://" and a small padlock in the URL. The security of your site and online payments is essential to establish a relationship of trust with your visitors.