Give each room its own facts
Guests need to know whether a bathroom belongs to their room, how the beds are arranged and whether stairs are involved. We give each room a distinct description with photographs that match it. General property information stays separate from room-specific details. That helps a visitor compare the actual options before asking whether a particular room is available for their dates.
You confirm occupancy, beds, bathroom, stairs, view and amenities for each room. VURM builds a distinct room presentation, helping guests compare what belongs to that room rather than the property in general.
Make breakfast specific
Breakfast can shape a guest's plans for the day, especially with an early start or a particular dietary question. We make your usual breakfast offer, serving times and contact route easy to find. The content reflects what you actually provide. Special requests can be discussed directly with the host instead of being presented as arrangements the website has already confirmed.
You provide breakfast times, the usual offer and how dietary questions are handled. VURM makes those details easy to find while keeping special arrangements subject to the host’s confirmation.
Prepare arrival
Finding the property is only one part of arrival. Guests may also need parking instructions, a check-in window or advice about arriving after the host's usual hours. We bring those answers together in a practical arrival section. The wording follows your real arrangements, with a clear contact where a visitor needs to discuss something different before committing to a stay.
You confirm check-in, parking, public transport, luggage and late-arrival procedure. VURM shapes these facts into an arrival guide that answers practical questions before the guest contacts you.
Describe the stay’s boundaries
A family trip, a stay with a pet and a quiet business visit involve different practical needs. We give your actual house information a clear place near the rooms and enquiry route. Rules about children, shared areas, smoking and minimum stays can be stated in straightforward language. Concrete access details help guests raise relevant questions rather than relying on a broad label.
You supply the actual rules for children, pets, smoking, minimum stays and shared spaces. VURM presents them naturally beside the stay, with concrete access details for guests who need them.
Example: two nights with an early departure
A couple checks a room’s bathroom, parking and breakfast time but needs to leave early on Sunday. They send dates and the breakfast question directly. The host confirms availability, rate and what can be arranged.
A page structure built around buying decisions
A warm home page; one page or clear block per room type; factual facilities and occupancy; breakfast information; arrival, parking and access; local context; house policies supplied by the host; and a direct availability enquiry.
Example: an enquiry for your business
A guest can send dates, party size, room preference and a short practical question. We keep that first enquiry easy to complete on a phone. You then confirm availability, rate and reservation terms personally. Where you already use a checked booking service, a separate link can lead there. A message through the enquiry form does not hold a room or take a payment.
How VURM builds your website
VURM reviews your offer, customer questions and usable material. The proposal fixes pages, features, responsibilities and timing. After approval, VURM builds the design, mobile pages and enquiry route; you supply confirmed business facts and properly licensed images.
Before handover, we check copy, links, forms and mobile presentation. You approve services, prices, opening details and legal content. Publication follows only within the agreed scope.
VURM Pro or VURM Business
VURM Pro starts from £1,495 for up to five agreed core pages, design within your brand, mobile presentation and an enquiry route. VURM Business starts from £3,295 for a dedicated information architecture and broader business content, including one-off foundational settings to support search discoverability and make page information easier for AI search services to read at handover. Hosting and ongoing support are separate from the website build. Your proposal confirms pages, features, price, schedule and tax treatment before work starts.
A clear commercial boundary
VURM builds the pages and enquiry route agreed in the proposal. Booking, payment, uploads and integrations are included only after separate assessment and written scope. Price, timing and tax treatment are confirmed before work starts.
Questions people often ask
Clear answers before you decide.
What should every room page include?
Occupancy, bed, bathroom, access, amenities, photographs and the current rate basis.
Can guests book instantly on this page?
Not unless an existing verified booking service is linked; otherwise they send a date enquiry.
How should breakfast be described?
With normal serving times, what is included and a route for dietary questions.
What belongs in arrival information?
Check-in window, parking, transport, luggage and the real late-arrival procedure.
How do I describe accessibility?
Use concrete details about steps, doors, floors and bathrooms rather than a broad label.
Does a direct question reserve the room?
No. The host confirms dates, rate, terms and reservation separately.