Boutique hospitality
Boutique hotels in Tangolunda and Santa Cruz
Direct booking to avoid OTA commission, bilingual room galleries that look right on a phone, season-aware copy, and deposit handling via Mercado Pago / Conekta.
Huatulco
Web design in Huatulco for boutique hospitality and bay tourism.
Built for Tangolunda boutique hotels, La Crucecita restaurants, and Nine Bays tour operators — billed monthly in MXN.
MXN pricing · ES-first, EN alongside · Mercado Pago integrated
01Huatulco context
Why Huatulco websites lose the booking on mobile.
Huatulco tourism is essentially bilingual — a Tangolunda hotel hosts a Mexico City family one week and a Toronto couple the next, and almost nobody checks the site from a desktop: they're checking from a phone while planning a trip. Most local sites were built once for desktop and forgotten until the first heat-wave arrival of the next May.
An Oaxaca custom build runs MX$40 000–MX$150 000 plus maintenance — for a six-room hotel in Santa Cruz or a four-person tour operator in La Crucecita, that's a whole shoulder-season's profit locked into a site that won't earn it back.
We replace the agency-and-Wix dilemma with a fixed monthly MXN price. Design, hosting on a Latin-America-fast edge network, the .mx or .com domain, ongoing content updates by email, and LFPDPPP-compliant data handling — built for the cruise visitor and the domestic tourist alike.
02Local context
What we typically build.
Bay restaurants
Restaurants and bars in La Crucecita
Bilingual menus, opening hours linked to Mexican federal holidays, structured data for restaurant snippets in Google, and a fast reservation route for visitors deciding while they walk the zócalo.
Tour operators
Bay tours, snorkel, coffee and mezcal experiences
Itinerary pages that rank on 'Bahías de Huatulco tour' from CDMX or Toronto, multilingual booking enquiries, and gallery pages that don't fall apart when shared on WhatsApp.
03What it costs in Huatulco
MXN-billed, LFPDPPP-compliant, regionally hosted.
Starter from
$350 MXN/ month
Billed in Mexican pesos. Annual prepay saves you a meaningful slice off the monthly rate — exact saving shown on the pricing page. No setup fee on any plan; cancel with 30 days' notice and keep your .mx or .com domain.
Payment options
Mercado Pago · Conekta · Stripe · Openpay
Mercado Pago, Stripe, Conekta, OXXO Pay, and PayPal for online sales. Mexican IVA handling at sign-up; courier integrations for inside-Oaxaca shipping.
Compliance handled
LFPDPPP-compliant data handling · WCAG 2.2 AA · IFETEL marketing footer
LFPDPPP-format privacy notice, cookie consent banner, structured data for hotel or restaurant listings, accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA, and IFETEL-aligned marketing footers.
04Common questions
What owners ask.
- Will the site be bilingual ES/EN or Spanish-only?
- Bilingual is the norm for Huatulco tourism — Spanish first, English alongside. We adjust which language leads based on your audience: a hotel with mostly domestic guests gets Spanish-led; a mostly-foreign tour operator gets equal billing.
- Can I take direct bookings without going through Booking.com?
- Yes. The Commerce plan integrates Mercado Pago, Conekta, and Stripe so a Tangolunda boutique hotel takes deposits directly — without paying OTA commission on every booking.
- Is the site LFPDPPP-compliant?
- Yes. The privacy notice follows the LFPDPPP format, the cookie consent banner respects Mexican norms, and any health-related data is routed to compliant infrastructure.
- What happens if I cancel — do I lose my content?
- No. You own the domain and content. We export the site files and transfer the domain to any registrar you nominate. Thirty days' notice; no exit fee.
Web design in Huatulco, live in 2–3 weeks.
Two minutes to sign up. MXN billing. LFPDPPP-compliant. Cancel any time and keep your domain.