Connect your hotel website to your PMS

When a guest clicks "Book Now" on your site and lands on a generic Mews page in a new tab, you lose trust. The design changes, the URL changes, the experience breaks. Some guests close the tab. Others go find the same room on Booking.com, where you pay 15-18% commission on a sale that started on your own website.

A proper integration keeps the booking engine on your page. Same domain, same design, same session. The guest picks dates, selects a room, and confirms the reservation without ever leaving your site. That single change, removing the redirect, is what turns a website into a direct booking channel.

Motel Boutique Hygge went from 10-20% direct bookings to 50% two months in a row, thanks to a site properly connected to Mews. The Landgrove, after optimizing a Mews integration, found that most guests now book direct on their website.

And direct bookings are just the starting point. Once you own the guest experience on your site, you can build on it. SEO content that brings travelers to your door. Event pages with booking forms that fill rooms on slow weekdays. A shop for gift cards and packages. None of that works if your website is just a brochure that sends people elsewhere to book.

These guides walk through exactly what the Mews integration looks like on each website platform, what's involved technically, and where each builder has strengths and limitations, so you know what to expect before you start.