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Local SEO for hotels and holiday rentals

An accommodation website should help travellers decide whether the place suits their stay. Searches concern more than a town name: capacity, access, dates, facilities and conditions all matter. Visibility should lead to an accurate description without invented availability, hotel classifications or unverified proximity claims. Practical information is part of building trust before someone commits to travelling.

Describe what guests will actually receive

Distinguish rooms or properties where features differ. Capacity, beds, shared areas and restrictions should be understandable. Photographs must represent the advertised unit, not a more attractive alternative. Where a facility or service is seasonal, the operator should state its conditions. Guests should not arrive to discover that an image showed something unavailable during their stay.

Accessibility requires specific checks. A lift does not establish complete accessibility. Describe known features and offer contact for particular requirements. Do not invent distances, transfer times or parking arrangements to make an offer more appealing. Accurate details prevent disappointments that become harder to resolve once a guest has travelled to the property.

Explain conditions before an enquiry

State whether prices are indicative, date-dependent or inclusive of particular charges. Arrival, departure, cancellation, deposits and cleaning rules come from the operator and should be clearly presented. Do not use an unavailable low price as a hook. Where cost varies by duration or unit, explain how to obtain the applicable quote and what information is needed.

Room booking is a €150 excluding VAT extra. A form can transmit a request, but does not establish calendar synchronisation with other platforms. Test availability, confirmations and conflict handling before advertising instant reservations. An acknowledgement should not resemble a guaranteed stay when approval is still required. Decide who responds and what actually constitutes a confirmed booking.

Choose the right Google presence

Eligibility rules are not identical for every accommodation type. Do not automatically create a business listing for each rental without checking the applicable policies. A real address alone does not establish eligibility for a particular profile. Accurate website information remains useful even when a platform feature is unavailable to that type of operator.

Local pages should describe accommodation genuinely located or operated in the area. Verify access instructions from arrival points before publishing them. Do not invent offices where your guests live merely to target those searches. Reviews come from real stays, and responses should not reveal detailed dates or personal booking information to argue with a guest publicly.

Plan languages and ongoing upkeep

Each website is delivered in one language. International guests may justify additional translations at €50 excluding VAT per language. Review conditions, facilities and instructions especially carefully because errors change expectations. A gallery is a separate €60 excluding VAT option and should use current photographs with appropriate rights.

Decide who updates images, rules and prices and who reads enquiries. Distinguish site visits, requests and confirmed stays when measuring outcomes. The aim is not a promised occupancy rate, but a dependable presentation that reduces unnecessary exchanges before a booking decision. A maintained website is more useful than an availability promise with no working process behind it.

Frequently asked questions

Will booking synchronise every calendar?

Do not assume so. Confirm the actual solution’s scope and available connections before advertising them.

Can every holiday rental have a Google profile?

Not automatically. Check eligibility and the policies applying to the accommodation type before creating a listing.

Are translations included?

Each website includes one language. Every additional language costs €50 excluding VAT and needs careful review of conditions and instructions.

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Local SEO support costs €99 per month excluding VAT. A simple website costs €500 excluding VAT with 3 pages included; an advanced website costs €899 excluding VAT with 5 pages. Each website is delivered in one language. An additional language costs €50 excluding VAT; an additional page costs €50; a dedicated page for a genuinely served town costs €40. Full Google Business Profile setup or overhaul is a €90 excluding VAT option. Additional modules are quoted separately. Request a written scope and price breakdown before approving your project.

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