Apartsea
One site covering five Baltic coast properties that carries a guest from picking a town to a confirmed booking, with no marketplace commission in between.
- Industry
- holiday apartment rentals
- Based in
- Sierakowice
- Stack
- Next.js
- React
- Tailwind CSS
- Hotres booking engine
- Live at
- apartsea.pl
Apartsea manages apartments in four seaside towns on the Polish Baltic coast — Sopot, Gdynia, Ustka and Jurata. There are five properties in total, each a different size and character, from a two-apartment villa in the dunes to buildings with more than a dozen units a few hundred metres from the beach.
The problem
Two levels had to coexist: a brand meant to be shared and recognisable, and properties guests choose purely by location. Someone planning a week in Jurata will not scroll through listings in Ustka — but they should still see that the same host and the same standard sit behind both.
What the client got
- An umbrella site with a dedicated page per property: gallery, floor area, amenities, distance to the beach
- Online booking wired into the Hotres system, so availability and rates need no manual updating
- Neighbourhood guides with Google Maps — what is within walking distance of each apartment
- The details that actually decide a booking: pets welcome, free parking, Wi-Fi, self check-in with a personal code
Most of the work went into the path to a reservation. Every property page ends in the same step — choosing dates in a calendar, not filling in a contact form and waiting for a reply. Photography gets generous space, because in holiday rentals that is what sells; the rest of the layout is built to stay out of its way.
