Lucera is a template for hotels that aren't chains — six-room guesthouses, B&Bs, agriturismi, restored palazzi. Anything where the building itself is the reason people book.
Ten pages Home · Rooms index · Room detail (CMS) · Dining · Experiences · Offers · Gallery · Contact · 404 · style guide.
Five CMS collections Rooms, Experiences, Offers, Amenities and Testimonials — every one populated with real written content, not placeholder text. Replace the words and keep the structure. Adding a seventh room takes a minute, not a rebuild: mark it Featured and it appears on the homepage, leave it unmarked and it lives on the Rooms index.
Editorial, not templated Rooms are presented as wide alternating rows rather than a three-up card grid. Sections change rhythm down the page instead of repeating. There is a single accent colour, used once, at scale. It's built to look like a well-made hotel's own site rather than a landing page.
Built properly Bodoni Moda and Archivo on a responsive type scale — every text style carries its own phone and tablet sizes, so display type resizes instead of overflowing. Shared colour and text styles throughout, nothing hardcoded. One spacing scale. Desktop, tablet and phone breakpoints on every page. Hover and focus states on everything interactive. Meaningful alt text on every image, and a written title and description on every page.
A 27-page setup guide Written for hotel owners rather than designers. Covers the Framer editor, the CMS field by field, adding and removing rooms, photography sizes and what to shoot, the enquiry form, domains and publishing. Documentation-first — no one-to-one support.
Solheim Studio.
Lucera is a template for hotels that aren't chains — six-room guesthouses, B&Bs, agriturismi, restored palazzi. Anything where the building itself is the reason people book.
Ten pages Home · Rooms index · Room detail (CMS) · Dining · Experiences · Offers · Gallery · Contact · 404 · style guide.
Five CMS collections Rooms, Experiences, Offers, Amenities and Testimonials — every one populated with real written content, not placeholder text. Replace the words and keep the structure. Adding a seventh room takes a minute, not a rebuild: mark it Featured and it appears on the homepage, leave it unmarked and it lives on the Rooms index.
Editorial, not templated Rooms are presented as wide alternating rows rather than a three-up card grid. Sections change rhythm down the page instead of repeating. There is a single accent colour, used once, at scale. It's built to look like a well-made hotel's own site rather than a landing page.
Built properly Bodoni Moda and Archivo on a responsive type scale — every text style carries its own phone and tablet sizes, so display type resizes instead of overflowing. Shared colour and text styles throughout, nothing hardcoded. One spacing scale. Desktop, tablet and phone breakpoints on every page. Hover and focus states on everything interactive. Meaningful alt text on every image, and a written title and description on every page.
A 27-page setup guide Written for hotel owners rather than designers. Covers the Framer editor, the CMS field by field, adding and removing rooms, photography sizes and what to shoot, the enquiry form, domains and publishing. Documentation-first — no one-to-one support.
Solheim Studio.
Fredrik Krogh Solheim
