A guesthouse website that guests book with directly.

• Guests find you on booking sites, then look for your own

  Many travelers discover a guesthouse on a booking platform and then search for its website to see more, ask a question or contact you directly. If there's no proper site, the platform gets the booking and its commission.

• The same five questions every week

  Is there parking? Are dogs allowed? What time is check-in? Is breakfast included? Answering by email between turning rooms over and serving breakfast eats your mornings.

• Venue enquiries need a real conversation

  If you host weddings or gatherings in the garden, a booking platform listing can't carry that. Those enquiries need dates, numbers and a viewing, and they're worth far more than a night's stay.

• Home

  The house, the setting and two paths: plan a stay or ask about an event.

• Rooms

  Each room with photos, beds, views and what's included, so guests choose with confidence.

• Events and garden venue

  Capacities, what's possible and a way to arrange a viewing for weddings and gatherings.

• The area

  Walks, restaurants and things to do nearby, the local knowledge that makes a small place special.

• Stay information

  Check-in and check-out times, breakfast, parking, pets and house policies in one place.

• Contact and enquire

  Separate enquiry forms for stays and events, so each lands with the details you need.

• Can we bring our dog?

  Some of our rooms welcome dogs, and the Stay information page lists which ones and any house rules. Tell me your dates and I'll pass your enquiry on for a dog-friendly room.

• What time is check-in, and can we arrive late?

  Standard check-in times are on the Stay information page. Late arrivals can usually be arranged in advance, so leave your expected arrival time and the host will confirm.

• Could we hold a wedding for 60 in the garden?

  The Events page covers capacities and what the garden can host. I can take your date, guest numbers and contact details so the team can confirm availability and arrange a viewing.

Example answers. Your chatbot answers from your own business information. How the chatbot works

• Stay and event enquiries, kept apart

  Stay enquiry and venue enquiry forms ask for dates, guests and occasion. Both land in your leads inbox with a notification, so nothing waits in a general mailbox.

• Venue viewings and calls

  Let couples and event planners book a viewing or a call within the hours you choose, with the length and notice you set and busy weekends blocked.

• A night porter for guest questions

  The chatbot learns your rooms, policies, breakfast, parking and local tips, answers guests 24/7 and hands enquiries to you with their details.

• Event enquiries through to the big day

  Track each event from enquiry to viewing to confirmed, tag returning guests and set reminders for final numbers or follow-ups after a viewing.

• Stay and events addresses

  Create stay@ and events@ inboxes with labels and forwarding rules, on your own domain once connected.

• Seasonal updates without a web designer

  Type "add the winter breakfast menu and update the garden photos" or click to edit. Version history keeps every earlier version.