For a B&B, hotel or holiday rental, Aleryc builds a website with photos that show the property as it really is, versions in several languages, a map and directions and direct contact via WhatsApp, email or calendar. On request, guest service guides with QR codes and social media management.
What your customers look for online.
- Photos that show the rooms and spaces as they really are.
- The location, what’s nearby and how to get there.
- Their own language: many guests come from abroad.
- Direct contact, simple and immediate.
- Clear information on services, times and house rules.
The industry in numbers.
Sources: ISTAT, Enterprises and ICT 2025 (companies with 10+ employees); Liguria Regional Tourism Observatory, 2025.
What we do for you.
A website that welcomes guests before they arrive
Designed from scratch around your property, with versions in several languages that we prepare (we always recommend a final check by a native speaker), a map with directions, a button to contact you right away and the CIN, the Italian national identification code that must also be shown online.
Guest services with QR codes
With the same system as our digital menus, we create service guides for hotels and properties: a QR code in the room or at reception, and the information is always up to date, in several languages.
Photos and social media
For photos, we guide you on what to shoot and how, or for clients in Italy we act as the go-between with a professional photographer selected in your area: we book the appointment around your availability, you pay Aleryc and Aleryc pays the photographer, based on a quote; if you don’t have images of suitable quality for the website, we can enhance or regenerate them in high quality with AI, keeping the real features of your property. On social media we tell the story of your property and the area, consistently.
Looking for an example? Manta is one of our concepts, a demo project for a resort on the water with a fictional brand.
Services designed for your industry.
To prepare the information for your guests, start with our guide “What to include in a welcome book”.