Website Design for Guesthouses in Târgoviște
Târgoviște is close enough to Bucharest for a weekend to be decided midweek and to start on Friday evening. Many of the people who write to you are not coming to see the town but for a change of air: a grassy yard, a gazebo, a barbecue, the orchard-covered hills of Dâmbovița and perhaps an afternoon at Curtea Domnească, with the climb up Turnul Chindiei for the children. They come in two cars, with friends, with the little ones and, often, with the dog.
This guest from the capital does not ask about the view first. They ask whether they are allowed: the dog in the room, a cigarette on the terrace, two more friends at the table on Saturday night, arriving after nine. The Târgoviște host who has already written down the answers gets guests who know what they are coming to; the one who leaves them for the gate discovers them only at the weekend, usually at the worst possible moment.
Professional website from €290 · delivered in 3–7 days
How it works
- 1We build you a free demo of your site
- 2You tell us what to change
- 3You pay only if you love it
A weekend from the capital is decided in a few hours
For anyone leaving Bucharest, Târgoviște means a drive of under two hours, made after work, with no day off and no holiday luggage. That is why the weekend is not prepared weeks ahead: it is decided around midweek, depending on who is free and what the children's schedule looks like. This changes how the guesthouse is chosen. The guest has no time for long correspondence and goes for the place they have nothing left to clarify about. There is something else: since the drive is short, the same group can come back several times a year — in spring, when the hills turn green, in autumn, at harvest time in the surrounding orchards, in winter, for two quiet nights away from the city. A guesthouse near Târgoviște chosen once by a family from the capital can become, if the first weekend goes well, their usual place.
Sunday afternoon, the hour everyone asks for
For people from Bucharest who come to Târgoviște, the weekend has two negotiated ends. On Friday they arrive after work, often after nine, because they got caught in the traffic leaving the city. On Sunday they'd like to leave as late as possible, to dodge the traffic heading back and spend one more hour in the yard with the children. Almost every group asks whether they can stay until after lunch, and the host answers differently from one weekend to the next, depending on whether new arrivals are due. Said at the gate on Sunday morning, the answer sounds like a favour or a refusal. Written in advance — until what time the room is handed back, whether they can stay on in the yard after that, what a late departure costs on weekends with no other guests — it becomes a rule the family plans its drive home around, and you no longer negotiate with the luggage already in the boot.
House rules, read at home, not at the gate
When we build your demo, free of charge, the house rules do not end up in a corner of the footer in small print. They get a page of their own, linked from every room and placed right before the request button: from what time guests can arrive and until when they leave on Sunday, in which rooms dogs are welcome and on what terms, where smoking is allowed and where it is not, until what time music is fine in the yard, whether visitors may come on top of those staying. We write them from what you tell us on WhatsApp, in the tone you'd use with a friend visiting for the first time. You then send the same link in your confirmation message, so no one can say they did not know. If you want to see a finished tourism site of ours first, open /demo/turism. The cost starts from 290€, the timeline is counted in days, one round of revisions is part of the price, and after publication you have 7 days of warranty.
Frequently asked questions
Many guests from Bucharest come with their dog, but I only accept dogs in two rooms. How do I say that without turning everyone away?+
You write exactly what you do offer, not what you don't: which rooms welcome a dog, what size you accept, whether it can stay in the yard unattended and whether there is an extra charge. A small, easy-to-spot sign appears on those rooms' pages, and the booking request asks directly whether a dog is coming too. People who travel with one look for exactly that sentence, and a clear rule reassures them more than a “yes” said over the phone.
Someone smoked in the room even though I thought it was clear that it isn't allowed. How do I avoid that conversation next time?+
By moving it to before the booking. The rule appears on the room's page and on the rules page, together with where smoking is fine — the terrace, the gazebo, a corner of the yard — and what happens if it is not respected. When you send the confirmation, you add the link. A guest who read the rule before coming rarely breaks it, and if they do, the conversation starts from something written, not from your word against theirs.
Guests ask whether they can invite a few friends from town over for a barbecue on Saturday evening. What do I write?+
Your answer, with numbers: whether it's allowed, how many extra visitors you accept, until what time they stay and whether they pay anything for the yard and the barbecue. If you have other guests that weekend, also say that visitors leave before quiet hours. That way nobody finds out at the gate that their friends can't come in, and you no longer have to choose, on the spot, between being a good host and keeping your yard quiet.
I want a small site with the rooms, the yard and the house rules. Where does the price start?+
The starting point is 290€, and it covers a page with the rooms, the yard in photos, the house rules and the request button to WhatsApp. Separate room pages or English are added on top, each with its own price stated upfront; the offer comes to you in writing next to the demo. You look at the demo first, then decide.
Want to see what your business's website could look like?
Message us on WhatsApp and we'll build you a free demo website with your business name on it. See it first, then decide — no strings attached.