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What they needed
Fanie and Karien run Bonne Chance, a guest estate on the edge of Stellenbosch in the Cape Winelands. Three suites in the main house, Le Jardin, La Lavande and L'Olivier, sleep six between them. A separate 90 m2 cottage, Le Palmier, takes two adults and two children and has its own kitchen and washing machine.
The four spaces are not interchangeable, and guests choose before they arrive. The shared ground matters too: four lounge areas, a pool, indoor and outdoor fireplaces, a braai and a pizza oven. A listing entry on a booking platform does not carry that.
Bookings already ran on NightsBridge, so the job was to hand over to it, not duplicate it.
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What we built
The whole estate sits on a single page. The menu sticks to the top as you scroll: About, Rooms, Contact. Above it runs a strip with WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram, and a Book a room button. Under the hero image, a row of plain facts: Stellenbosch, 3 rooms and 6 guests, 1 cottage for 2 adults and 2 children, card facilities on site.
In the Rooms section each of the four spaces gets its own block: photographs, a description, and a list of what is in it: bed configuration, en-suite with shower and bath, air conditioner, bar and coffee station, balcony where there is one. A list above them covers what every room has: smart TV, WiFi, bar fridge, coffee and tea, oil heater, electric blankets. Every block ends with its own button through to NightsBridge.
Further down, nearby wine farms, activities and family outings are named. Contact carries a form, the phone number, the email and physical addresses, and an embedded map. Google reviews load live, with their star ratings and dates.
- One page, anchor navigation, Book a room button in the sticky header
- Four room blocks with their own photos, amenity lists and NightsBridge links
- Contact form, phone, email, WhatsApp and a Google map with directions
- Live Google review feed, with links to leave or read reviews
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What it does now
Guests can tell the four spaces apart, look at each one, and start a booking there and then. Every book button opens the estate's own NightsBridge page. Anyone who would rather ask first has the form, the phone number, the email address or WhatsApp.
Nothing on the page needs editing when availability changes, because availability was never copied onto it. New Google reviews appear as guests leave them, and the room detail is written down where Fanie and Karien can point at it.
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