Hotel website development in BD, built around the booking engine first and the brochure second.
Most hotel sites in Bangladesh are pretty front doors with no working lock — a slow gallery, a 'request availability' form that goes to an inbox nobody checks, and a date picker that breaks on Android. I build the working machine underneath: a direct-booking flow that holds the room with a bKash or Nagad deposit, stays in sync with your Booking.com and Agoda calendars so you never double-sell, and loads fast on a guest's 4G whether your property is in Cox's Bazar, Sreemangal or the middle of the Sundarbans.
One senior developer who writes every line. Around 5 years building hospitality sites across BD. From 50,000 BDT, 50% advance and 50% on launch, design approved in writing before any code ships.
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Here is the failure I get called to fix more than any other. A property in Cox's Bazar pays an agency 40,000 BDT for a 'hotel website', gets a slideshow of room photos and a contact form labelled 'Check Availability', and goes live feeling sorted. Six months later the owner realises the form just dumps emails into an inbox the front desk opens twice a week, the rates on the site are from last Eid, and every actual booking still comes through Agoda at 18 percent.
The site was never broken. It just never did the one job a hotel website exists to do — take a booking. That gap between a poster and working software is the whole reason hotel website development in BD is worth doing properly.
I treat a hotel site as a small piece of booking software with a nice face on it.
That means the parts you cannot see get the most attention: a date-and-room availability model that knows what is actually free tonight, a deposit flow wired to bKash and Nagad merchant accounts, a confirmation that fires by SMS and email the second payment clears, and — the part almost every BD hotel site skips — a sync so that a room sold on your own site instantly closes on Booking.com and Agoda, and vice versa.
Without that sync, the more bookings you win the more double-sold rooms and angry walk-ins you create. Hotel web design BD properties actually rely on lives in that calendar logic — get it wrong and the rest is just decoration.
I work as one person on purpose, and for hospitality that is a feature, not a limitation. The owner of a guest house in Sreemangal or a hill resort in Bandarban gets the senior developer on every call, and that same developer is the one building the rate calendar and testing the bKash deposit on a real phone. Nothing is handed to a junior who has never watched a front-desk manager juggle three OTA extranets at once.
Pricing is fixed and stated up front: 50,000 BDT to start, 90,000 BDT for the tier most boutique and mid-size properties choose, 1,50,000 BDT for a full booking engine with multi-room-category logic, and from 3,00,000 BDT for custom development with PMS or channel-manager integration for groups and chains.
The structure protects you. 50% advance to lock the build slot, 50% only on launch, and a design-approval guarantee in writing — if you do not approve the design, the second half is not owed and we part as friends. No annual maintenance trap, no surprise plugin licence six months in, no 'the developer who built it has left' panic, because the developer is me and I am still here. When you ask 'hotel website bd e koto taka porbe?', you get one fixed number for a defined scope, not a moving target.
Built for the real spread of Bangladeshi hospitality — beach hotels, tea-garden resorts, hill cottages, launch tours and city business stays. Engineering, not a theme with your logo dropped in.
A live room-and-date model that knows what is genuinely free tonight per room category, with seasonal BDT rates for Eid, December peak and off-season. Not a static price list that goes stale by next month.
Two-way sync via channel manager so a room booked on your own site instantly closes on Booking.com and Agoda. Win more direct bookings without creating double-sold rooms and furious arrivals.
Guests hold the room with a 2,000-5,000 BDT bKash or Nagad deposit instead of full prepayment, then settle the balance at check-in. In BD that single choice converts far better than demanding the whole amount upfront.
Compressed WebP photos, no heavy video autoplay, and an admin panel light enough to update tonight's rate from a phone on patchy 4G in Sajek, Bandarban or a Sundarbans launch. The guest sees rates before patience runs out.
Deposit rules, clear cancellation terms in Bangla and English, and an arrivals export your front desk pulls each morning. The booking software handles the awkward money conversations so your staff do not have to.
Schema.org Hotel and Room markup, room rates exposed to Google, and a properly linked Google Business Profile so a 'Cox's Bazar hotel' or 'Sreemangal resort' search shows your direct rate beside the OTAs, not buried under them.
Every hotel owner in Bangladesh is told to 'reduce OTA commission by getting direct bookings'. Almost nobody is told what happens the day the new website actually starts working. Picture it: your shiny new site sells room 204 for this Friday at 9pm. At 9.40pm someone books that same room 204 on Agoda, because Agoda never knew your site sold it. Now you have two guests, one room, and a check-in counter about to become a very loud place.
The hotels that chase direct bookings without solving this end up trusting their website less than before, quietly steering everyone back to the OTAs, and concluding 'web booking does not work in BD'. It works fine. The calendar sync was just never built.
Solving it is an engineering decision you make at the start of development, not a plugin you bolt on after launch. On a serious build I connect your own site, Booking.com, Agoda and any other channels to a single source of inventory — usually a channel manager — so the moment a room sells anywhere, it closes everywhere within seconds.
From the 1,50,000 BDT tier I wire the booking engine, the bKash and Nagad deposit gateway, card payment as a fallback through SSLCommerz, automated SMS and email confirmation, and the OTA sync into one calendar your front desk manages from a phone. For groups running several properties, or a resort that needs full PMS integration, that becomes a custom build from 3,00,000 BDT.
The test I hold every hotel project to is brutally simple: can a guest in Dhanmondi book your Kuakata room at midnight, pay a bKash deposit, get an instant confirmation, and know for certain that nobody on the planet can sell that exact room a minute later? When the answer is yes, your direct-booking percentage climbs and stays climbed — because the website finally earned the property's trust.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
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Real questions from hotel and resort owners across Cox's Bazar, Sylhet, Sreemangal, Bandarban, Sajek, Kuakata and Dhaka before they hire.
It starts at 50,000 BDT for a clean single-property site with room categories, gallery, Google Map and a WhatsApp enquiry flow — fine for a guest house or small boutique stay. The 90,000 BDT tier, which most mid-size BD properties pick, adds a proper booking-request flow, bilingual Bangla-English content and Hotel Schema. At 1,50,000 BDT you get a live booking engine with multi-room-category availability, bKash/Nagad/card deposit checkout and an owner dashboard. Custom development with PMS or channel-manager sync for groups and chains starts from 3,00,000 BDT. Always 50% advance, 50% on launch, no annual maintenance trap.
Yes, and this is the part most BD hotel sites get wrong. From the 1,50,000 BDT tier I integrate a channel manager so your own site, Booking.com, Agoda and any other OTA all read from one inventory. Sell a room anywhere and it closes everywhere within seconds. Without this, chasing direct bookings just creates double-sold rooms and check-in arguments — so for any property already live on OTAs, I treat the sync as core development, not an optional extra.
Yes. For local guests this is the difference between a booking and a bounce. From the 1,50,000 BDT tier I integrate bKash and Nagad merchant payment alongside SSLCommerz for cards. I usually set it up as a deposit gateway — the guest pays a fixed 2,000-5,000 BDT to confirm and settles the rest at check-in — because full prepayment scares off BD guests booking a property they have not stayed at before. Payment status shows in your dashboard the instant it clears.
Yes, this is designed for. The guest-facing site is built light — compressed images, no autoplay video, fast first paint on weak 4G — so visitors anywhere can see rates and book. The admin panel is equally lightweight so your staff can update tonight's price or block a date from a phone on a patchy connection. For genuinely off-grid spells, the booking engine keeps taking and confirming bookings on its own; your team reconciles the arrivals export whenever they next get a signal. I also train one person on your team over a Bangla video call so you are never stuck waiting on me.
Yes, and I usually rebuild rather than patch. Builder sites like Wix cannot run a real booking engine or OTA sync, and a nulled or pirated theme is a security and update time-bomb that will eventually break or get hacked. I move your content, photos and any worthwhile SEO over to a clean, owned build, set up proper redirects so you do not lose your Google rankings, and hand you a site you actually own — no monthly builder fee, no licence you cannot renew, no mystery plugins. The migration is scoped into the fixed quote so there is no surprise mid-project.
A single-property site at the 50,000 BDT level takes two to three weeks. The 90,000 BDT tier with bilingual content and enquiry flow is three to five weeks. The 1,50,000 BDT booking engine with bKash/Nagad/card, dashboard and OTA sync is five to seven weeks, most of it spent testing payment and the calendar logic on real BD booking scenarios. For December or Eid peaks, start in September or October to be comfortable. If you come to me late and I cannot ship it properly in time, I will tell you that before you pay the advance rather than rush a broken launch.
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