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The Aster

A warm, editorial design for boutique hotels that book direct.

Yours in seconds, on your own URL. Free.

The Aster boutique hotel website template — full design preview

An ivory page with deep teal accents and wide evening photography: four room cards with from-rates, a seasonal rate table set on an ink ground, restaurant and rooftop hours, an events section that leads with capacities, and a building history told as a timeline. For hotels of ten to eighty rooms that would rather take the reservation themselves. Open the live demo

The design, up close

Every section ships exactly like this — swap the words and photos for yours.

No editor to fight. Just ask.

Once it's yours, your AI (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor…) stays connected — these are real requests it handles.

“Raise the Corner room to $265 in summer and add a fifth room type called The Suite, from $720, with its own card and table row.”

“Swap the hero for our real lobby photo and put the two room photos I uploaded on the Studio and Terrace cards.”

“The rooftop now opens in April and closes at midnight every night. Update the season and the hours everywhere they appear.”

“Rename the restaurant to Hallam and add Sunday brunch, 10 to 2, to its hours.”

“Retune the palette to cream and oxblood, and change the events email to weddings@theaster.example.”

Design details

Editorial room cards

Four room types, each with size, bed, view, and a from-rate laid out like a magazine spread. Two cards carry photographs and two carry a teal plate with an oversized numeral, so a room you have not photographed yet still looks intentional.

A rate table worth reading

Three seasons across, four rooms down, tabular figures on an ink ground. The plain-English notes underneath (book direct, breakfast included, cancellation) do more selling than a booking widget ever managed.

Restaurant and rooftop, with hours

The bar and restaurant gets its own hours list and an open-to-the-neighborhood line; the rooftop gets a season and sunset hours. Locals find the bar, guests find the roof, and nobody has to call to ask.

Events by the number

Forty seated, seventy standing, sixty on the roof, thirty-four rooms for a buyout. Capacities as oversized figures, one paragraph, one email address. A planner gets what they need in ten seconds.

The building tells its story

A four-stop timeline from 1926 to the reopening, beside a square detail photograph of the brass key. Old buildings sell rooms; this section gives yours the room to do it.

Direct booking, no engine

Every Reserve button is a phone number or a mailto. No third-party widget, no commission, no script that breaks in a year. Point the buttons at a booking link later if you ever want one.

How it works

Copy it

One click puts this exact site on your account, live at your-name.hatchable.site. The code is yours — no lock-in, no "Powered by."

Make it yours

Connect your AI and talk: "swap in my photos," "change the name to Lupa," "rewrite the about page." It edits the real files and redeploys in seconds.

Point your domain

Keep the free URL forever, or put the site on your own domain when you're ready.

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Free to copy, live in seconds, and every future edit is one sentence to your AI away.