Amenitiz Website Builder

Overview

Amenitiz Website Builder pairs a hotel website with a booking engine connected to the property calendar. It is aimed at independent hotels, guesthouses and B&Bs that want a specialist-built starting point and control over routine updates. Its appeal is the link between the site and direct bookings; the trade-offs are custom pricing and a desktop admin for complex setup.

Key features

Amenitiz’s team creates the initial website, while hotel staff can later edit text and photos, add pages and update offers. Hospitality templates provide a relevant starting point, and the maker says it manages technical SEO foundations such as metadata, image alt text and page structure. This suits properties that want expert help at launch without handing off every later content change. Google Business Profile remains the hotelier’s responsibility, though Amenitiz support can advise on best practices.

The integrated booking engine supports direct bookings and syncs with the property calendar. Availability management and channel-manager sync help keep booking information aligned, while multilingual site support broadens the audience a property can serve. Amenitiz says visitors can book in three clicks; the practical advantage is a direct route from a hotel’s own site to a reservation.

Marketplace documentation covers integrations such as Chekin, PriceLabs, Lightspeed and Vikey, which can help connect the website operation to other hospitality tools. Amenitiz says guest data is handled under GDPR requirements and that AmenitizPay card transactions are designed to meet PCI-DSS requirements, with Stripe and VGS handling payment-security functions.

Plans include support, delivered by phone, chat, email and Help Center in English, French, Italian, Spanish or Portuguese. Amenitiz provides iPhone and Android apps for day-to-day management, but complex tasks such as configuring rate plans and integrations require the desktop admin. Mobile access is useful for routine oversight, not a replacement for desktop setup.

Pricing

Amenitiz is paid, has no free plan and uses custom pricing. Its plans cover different combinations of website and hotel-management tools, so the right fit depends on whether a property needs only a site or a broader operating platform.

• Presence: Custom pricing, billed on request. Includes the website builder, training and tutorials, and support. It is the focused option for a property seeking a website rather than the broader booking and management bundle.
• Sales Pro: Price not listed. Includes a booking engine with online payments, channel manager, property management system, AmenitizPay and PriceAdvisor. It suits hotels prioritizing reservations and operational tools, but the listed inclusions do not include a website builder.
• Ultimate+: Custom pricing, billed on request. Includes a custom SEO-ready website, booking engine with online payments, channel manager with 120+ platforms, PMS, AmenitizPay, PriceAdvisor, migration and support. It is the broadest stated package for properties that want a tailored site and connected hotel tools.

With no free tier or published prices, there is no low-cost plan to compare against before contacting Amenitiz. No seat or quota limits are stated for these plans.

Platforms

The product is available on web, Android and iOS. The mobile apps cover day-to-day management, while complex configuration requires the desktop admin, making a computer necessary for setup work.

Who it's for

Amenitiz is best suited to independent hotels, guesthouses and B&Bs that want a hospitality-focused website tied directly to booking and availability management. It is less suitable for operators seeking transparent self-serve pricing, a free starting tier or the ability to handle every setup task from a phone.

Pros and cons

• Pro: An integrated booking engine syncs with the property calendar, giving hotel websites a direct booking route.
• Pro: Staff can update pages, photos and offers after the expert team builds the initial site, reducing reliance on a developer for routine edits.
• Pro: Multilingual support and a hospitality template library address common needs for hotel websites.
• Con: Custom pricing and no free plan make it harder for smaller properties to assess cost before speaking with Amenitiz.
• Con: Rate-plan and integration setup requires the desktop admin, limiting mobile-only workflows.
• Con: Hoteliers must manage their own Google Business Profile, even though support can offer advice.

Alternatives

Hotel Website Builders is the category directory for comparing website-focused options. For broader property operations, browse Hotel Management software.

Choose KWHotel if a free plan and Windows support matter; its KWHotel Free plan is free, though feature availability varies by version. BookingCenter is worth considering for its MyPMS Self-Setup plan at $50 a month, with unlimited rooms, 24×7 support and software upgrades. Sirvoy Website Builder offers a free plan for one room and up to five extras, or a Starter plan at €12 a month for one room, with pricing varying by room count.

Jonas Chorum, Mews Accounting, RoomKeyPMS Booking Engine, ThinkReservations Booking Engine and HotelFriend are other paid options; their stated facts do not support a more specific comparison here.

Verdict

Choose Amenitiz if you run an independent hotel, guesthouse or B&B and want a specialist-built website connected to direct bookings and calendar management. The strongest reason to look elsewhere is the combination of custom pricing and desktop-dependent complex setup, particularly if you need a free entry point or mobile-only administration.