Comfy Corner Hotel

Comfy Corner is a 10-room budget hotel in central Chiang Mai with a clear pitch: luxury-hotel sleep quality at an accessible rate — the bedding, the PM2.5 air purifiers, hot drinks in the morning. That story needs more room than an OTA listing gives it. The hotel needed its own site, in Thai and English, that tells the story, answers what a guest needs to know — rooms, facilities, what is nearby, how to get there — and then hands them to the booking channel the hotel already runs.

We followed one guest from their first visit to the moment they book. For a 10-room hotel, booking stays where the hotel already runs it, on its Trip.com listing and the reception phone, so the work went into the page that leads there.

1. 1. First impression: this hotel is about sleep

   The site opens on the hotel’s logo, then sets out the concept in three points: location, sleep and the morning welcome. Imagery moves smoothly as guests scroll, so they get the hotel’s pitch before they decide to book.

2. 2. Rooms: everything needed to choose

   Room cards give the bed type, size, view and in-room features, each with a details view, alongside a 23-photo gallery.

3. 3. Location: plan the trip before arriving

   Nine nearby places, from Old City temples to malls and markets, each with travel time and Google Maps directions. Getting to the hotel is broken down by train, bus and air, with a map.

4. 4. Booking: one tap to the hotel’s own channels

   The Book Now button stays in the menu bar as guests scroll. One tap offers the hotel’s Trip.com listing or a direct call to reception.

5. 5. Two languages: Thai and international guests read the same story

   Every section is written in Thai and English, with a language switch in the menu bar and the mobile menu.

The site is live on the hotel’s own domain in Thai and English. Reservations are completed on Trip.com or by phone; the site has no booking engine or payments of its own.

• The pitch, told in full

  Guests see why this hotel is built around sleep (the bedding, the air purifiers, the morning drinks) before they decide to book.

• Answers before arrival

  Rooms, facilities, nine nearby places and directions from the station, bus terminal and airport are on one page.

• Thai and English guests

  Thai and international guests read the same content in their own language, switching from the menu.

• Book in one tap

  The booking button stays at the top of the screen and reaches the hotel’s Trip.com listing or reception from anywhere on the page.