Vacation Rental Website & Guesty Integration

I run several short–term rentals through Guesty and I’m ready to pull everything into one polished, conversion-focused website. The goal is simple: give visitors the choice to book directly through my Guesty checkout or jump over to the corresponding Airbnb or Vrbo listing—whichever they prefer.

Structure & flow
Each property will live on its own page and needs to surface every detail a traveller looks for. That includes:

• Photos, full description, amenity list, and an interactive location map
• Live availability calendar, nightly rates, and any booking rules coming straight from Guesty
• Guest reviews, nearby attractions, and a downloadable/online house guide

When a guest clicks “Book Now” the site should open the Guesty booking page in the same window or a new tab (whichever you recommend for best UX). Clear “View on Airbnb” and “View on Vrbo” buttons must sit beside it.

Technical expectations
– Pull or embed real-time data from Guesty so calendars and prices stay in sync.
– Clean, responsive design that looks great on mobile first.
– Fast page loads, basic on-page SEO setup, and simple content management so I can add new properties myself.
– Analytics ready (Google Analytics / GA4).

Launch is signed off when:
1. All property pages display the elements listed above accurately.
2. Guesty checkout opens and completes a test reservation without errors.
3. Airbnb and Vrbo buttons link to the correct external listings.
4. Site passes a mobile-friendly test and core pages load under three seconds on a standard connection.

I’m flexible on the platform—WordPress with a solid theme, Webflow, or another CMS you’re confident in—as long as future edits remain straightforward. Share a couple of similar rental sites you’ve built and outline how you would tackle the Guesty connection, and we can get started.