Myrtia
Wake up at the edge of the island.
- Industry
- Hotel
- Format
- Hotel website concept
- Typography
- Instrument Serif + Geist
- Status
- Design exploration
Akamas coast · Cyprus · 12 suites
Wake up at the edge of the island.
Walk in before you arrive.
Step through every suite, the pool, the spa and the terrace from your phone, then book the one you fell for.
Step inside →Your own terrace above the water
Step inside →Thirty metres into the horizon
Step inside →Carved into the cliff
Step inside →Dinner under the vines
Your stay
Sea-view suite
Every table faces the sunset. Dinner from 19:00.
The challenge
Guests compare a dozen tabs and booking sites before choosing a hotel. How does a small hotel make them feel they are already there, and book direct?
Our approach
A sunlit site that lets guests walk through the suite, the pool, the cave spa and the terrace before they book, with a direct-booking bar always one tap away.
The full homepage
Every section, top to bottom
Akamas coast · Cyprus · 12 suites
Wake up at the edge of the island.
Walk in before you arrive.
Step through every suite, the pool, the spa and the terrace from your phone, then book the one you fell for.
Step inside →Your own terrace above the water
Step inside →Thirty metres into the horizon
Step inside →Carved into the cliff
Step inside →Dinner under the vines
Your stay
Sea-view suite
Every table faces the sunset. Dinner from 19:00.
The hotel tour
Guests walk in before they arrive. Scroll to step through the suite, the pool, the cave spa and the terrace, each with a way to book it.
Scroll or tap a space
Key design decisions
- 01
Walk in before you book
Scroll and you step through the suite, down to the pool, into the spa and out to the terrace. Photos show a room; walking through it sells the stay.
- 02
Book direct, always in reach
Dates and guests sit right on the first screen, and every space in the tour ends with a way to book it, so guests never need a booking site.
- 03
Salt, stone and sea
A warm limestone background, deep sea blue and one terracotta accent echo the building itself, so the site feels like the place.
