Q: Noemia has a hotel, a resort and apartments. Why is it one website and not three?

The client’s whole tourism portfolio in Baška Voda lives under one roof on the web, even though it is three separate properties. We built it as three-in-one so a guest can move between the hotel, the resort and the apartments without jumping to a different site or losing the thread. It keeps the brand consistent and makes it much easier to maintain and update everything from one place.

Question 1

Why did you build Noemia from scratch instead of using a template?

Accepted Answer

Honestly, a template would have done the job for a project like this, and it would have been faster and cheaper. We took the harder route on purpose. Every element on the Noemia site is hand drawn and every CSS class is written by hand, so the result is genuinely unique and not something you will recognize from a thousand other hotel sites. For us it was as much a showcase of what we can do as it was a website for the client.

Question 2

Noemia has a hotel, a resort and apartments. Why is it one website and not three?

Accepted Answer

The client&rsquo;s whole tourism portfolio in Baška Voda lives under one roof on the web, even though it is three separate properties. We built it as three-in-one so a guest can move between the hotel, the resort and the apartments without jumping to a different site or losing the thread. It keeps the brand consistent and makes it much easier to maintain and update everything from one place.

Question 3

How do the bookings actually work on the site?

Accepted Answer

The booking flow is connected to the Phobs system (phobs.net). That means reservations made on the Noemia site sync with the other channels the property uses, so availability stays in line everywhere and the staff are not chasing double bookings. For the guest it is a smooth reservation, and behind the scenes the channel management is handled for them.

Question 4

Are the photos on the site stock images?

Accepted Answer

No. The photography was produced specifically for these websites, the same way the design was. Each photo gallery is built individually too, so no two galleries on the site are laid out the same way. The point was that everything a visitor sees, from the images to the way they are presented, belongs to Noemia and not to some shared image bank.

Question 5

What is the guest recommendations section about?

Accepted Answer

It is a content area that tells guests what to actually do during their stay, sorted into a few categories: the destination itself, wellness and spa, activities, and the gourmet side. The idea was to make the site useful before and during the trip, not just a place to book a room. It gives the whole picture a bit more depth than a standard hotel website.

Question 6

Was SEO part of the build or something added later?

Accepted Answer

It was built in from the start. On Noemia the SEO is written directly into the code as broadly as we could manage, rather than bolted on afterwards with a plugin. The design was also drawn mobile-first, which is how modern sites should be done and which search engines reward, so the foundations for visibility were laid while we were writing the code, not patched in at the end.

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