Sports & Travel Website Templates

Hotel, resort, travel and sports website templates

Hotels, resorts, travel companies and gyms end up in the same category because they need the same things from a website: big photos, a clear list of what you offer, prices, and a way to book. Every template here is a free HTML download. This guide covers the hotel and travel designs; gyms and fitness studios have their own gym and fitness templates guide.

Hotels and resorts that take bookings

These were rebuilt in 2026 and have a booking page that checks the guest’s details and confirms the request, plus rooms with a page for each room.

• HoliVilla and Bayhome come with booking confirmation and newsletter welcome emails. Bayhome adds an offers page and an FAQ.
• Blueways has a restaurant page with its own table booking, and separate emails for room bookings, table bookings and contact.
• Sojournion adds events, where guests reserve seats for a dinner or a celebration, with an event reservation email next to the booking confirmation.
• ResortIn is the largest: three home page layouts, suites, dining, events, nearby places and gallery pages in two, three or four columns.

AquaLand Casa has a similar set of pages to ResortIn (three layouts, rooms, a restaurant and galleries) without the booking step, and VacayHome covers rooms, dining with a menu, a gallery and news.

Travel agencies and adventure trips

TravellingBuff was rebuilt in 2026 for a tour operator: 45 trips in five country tabs that filter by month, region and budget, a tour page with a day-by-day itinerary, departure dates and a booking request, a discount page and three home page styles. BlueWind has two home layouts, rooms and a restaurant page, and suits a travel company that also runs its own stays. Perfectdive was rebuilt in 2026 with two versions to switch between: one for a skydiving centre, with tandem jumps, a solo freefall course and prices per jump, and one for a dive operator, with reef, wreck and freediving trips priced per day. Both have a trip page with the day's timeline and an FAQ, and a booking page that adds up the price as you fill it in. Helotica was rebuilt in 2026 as a small hotel site rather than an agency one: a rooms page, a room page with a booking form, and an availability search that carries the guest's dates all the way to the booking. The other three date from before the 2026 rebuilds, as do Resortono and Resortium Spot, two classic resort layouts. Homotelus is a hotel newsletter email rather than a website.

For more on resorts specifically, see our resort website templates.

Before you open bookings

• Most guests look at a hotel on their phone. Check that the booking form and room photos work well on a small screen before you choose.
• Use sharp photos of your own rooms at the size the template expects. A blurry hero image makes a hotel look cheap faster than anything else.
• The booking forms show a confirmation but don’t reserve anything. Connect them to your email or a form service, or replace them with your booking engine’s widget, which most hotel systems provide.
• Show a starting price per night. Guests compare, and a page without prices loses them to one that has them.