Pick a template, fill in the blocks, publish. Your room types, rates and booking requests come from the same system the front desk runs on.
SEE IT IN ACTION
Templates are code; your content is data. Changing template never puts your content at risk.
OVERVIEW AND BENEFITS
Not a page builder — a property site
The builder is generated from the template’s own schema, so every field you can fill is a field that template actually renders. There are no broken layouts to design your way out of.
Live inventory, not screenshots
Room types, descriptions and images come from your catalogue, so the site cannot drift from reality.
Direct booking requests
Enquiries land in a staff queue where you accept, reject or offer alternatives.
Your own domain
Point a custom domain at the site and it serves under your brand.
WHY IT MATTERS
The website that never gets updated is the one that costs you bookings
A separately-built site drifts within weeks — old prices, rooms you no longer have, a contact form nobody monitors. A site fed by the operational data cannot.
3tables hold all tenant content
0code changes to add a template
1catalogue behind the site and the desk
Illustrative figures — replace with measured results before publishing.
PRODUCT DETAILS
What you get out of the box
A publishable site with the pages a property actually needs.
Template library
Choose a design; the builder adapts to whatever blocks it defines.
Schema-driven editing
Every field is validated against the template’s own schema.
Room listings
Room types with images, amenities and a "from" price, drawn live.
Booking requests
A request form that feeds the online booking triage queue.
Collections
Repeatable content — offers, dining outlets, things to do.
Enquiries
Contact submissions captured against the tenant, not emailed into a void.
Content is data, templates are code
Your blocks and collections live in three tables. The template that renders them is committed, versioned code — which is why a template can be improved without touching what you wrote.
Edit safely:the admin builder and its validation are generated from the schema at runtime.
Upgrade safely:a template gaining a block does not invalidate the content you already have.
Self-contained:the module never reaches into legacy website tables or code.
COMPARISON
Vestibel vs. a generic site builder
Capability
Vestibel
Generic builder
Agency site
Room types drawn from your catalogue
Booking requests into a staff queue
Validation generated from the template
Custom domain
No developer to change content
CUSTOMER STORIES
“
Vestibel gave us one guest record across rooms, restaurant and spa — check-in time is down 40% and we stopped losing restaurant charges entirely.
Dinesh Weerakoon · General Manager, The Banyan House
Placeholder story — no customer-story content exists yet.
A 30-minute walkthrough with your rooms, rates and outlets — no slides.
FAQ
FAQ
No. The builder UI is generated from the template schema, so every field is editable in the admin panel with validation already in place.
Yes. Room types, images, amenities and "from" pricing render from the same catalogue the front desk uses.
They arrive as pending requests. Staff accept them into a confirmed reservation, reject them with a guest-facing reason, or offer alternative rooms via a secure link.
Yes. Point a custom hostname at the platform and register it against your property; the site then serves under your own domain.
