A spa-town hotel with one clear next step.
A new website for Hotel Artemis, a 3-star hotel in Băile Herculane. It covers what guests check before a trip: the four room types and what each includes, this year's rates by season, the thermal pool and the outdoor pools, the restaurant, and things to see around the resort. Every page ends with the same step, asking the hotel whether your dates are free.
The site doesn't sell rooms directly. Guests pick a room type and dates and send an availability request, and the front desk replies with a confirmation. The winter holiday closure is shown up front, so nobody asks for a night the hotel isn't open.
Rates are published per room and per night for the standard season, peak season and Easter, with what's included spelled out: breakfast, the resort tax, parking and access to the seasonal pools. Prices, closure dates, rooms, facilities and the attractions of the Cerna valley are all edited in the CMS behind the site.
Stack & performance
It runs on our usual stack, a Next.js front end on a Laravel and Filament back end, with pages rendered on the server. Changes the hotel makes in the admin panel show up on the site without a developer. In Lighthouse, the homepage scores 93 for performance on desktop, 95 for accessibility and 100 for best practices.
