Royalpalace – Hotel Booking Elementor Pro Template

A small hotel or resort often ends up with a website that shows lovely photos but doesn't say how much a room costs, what it includes or what to do to stay there. The guest looks, hesitates and ends up on a booking portal where the property pays a commission. Royalpalace is a template kit for Elementor Pro designed to organise that information on the property's own site: rooms, services, events, gallery and pricing.

Rooms as a list, a grid and a detail page

The kit includes three templates dedicated to rooms: a list, a grid and a detail page. They serve a concrete purpose: a visitor in a hurry compares at a glance in the grid, while one who already has a favourite opens the detail page to see more. A hotel with few rooms usually gets more from the list; one with many room types, from the grid.

A hotel's margin lies in direct bookings

Anyone running an accommodation business knows that every booking coming through an intermediary costs part of the price. The property's own website loses those bookings not for lack of photos, but for lack of answers: what services are available, what can be celebrated there, how much it costs. That's why this kit also includes pages for services, events (list and detail), pricing, FAQ and testimonials. These are the gaps where visitors tend to leave for another tab.

Bookings need a separate plugin

Even though the category and the name talk about bookings, it helps to be clear about who covers what:

• Already covered by the design: pages for rooms, services, events, gallery, pricing, FAQ, testimonials, contact, blog, archive, search results, 404 error and coming soon.
• Shop templates included: products archive, single product, cart, checkout and my account. These are designs; they need a working shop behind them.
• You will cover this: an availability, calendar and booking payment system with another plugin, or by hand if you handle enquiries by form and email.
• Images: the demo ones come from Envato Elements and need their own licence; the usual approach is to replace them with real photos of your property.

If your plan is for guests to pick dates and pay on the site, choose the booking plugin first and check that it works with the room templates.

What Royalpalace needs to work

It is built with Elementor and requires Elementor Pro and ElementsKit Lite. It is assembled by dragging and dropping, with no code, and the design is responsive. It also includes a global theme style. It is set up on the Hello Elementor theme.

It is a template kit, not a full theme with its own bookings: it is imported page by page. It is best to import one at a time to avoid errors.

What kind of accommodation it suits

Its tags point to hotel, resort, villa, apartment and luxury travel. It fits well for a property that wants a polished, clean image, with content to present rooms, celebrations and services. If yours is a portal with hundreds of properties from different owners, this kit is not the right tool.

Frequently asked questions

Can I take bookings directly with this kit?

Not on its own. It provides the page designs; you have to add date and payment management with another plugin.

Does it work without Elementor Pro?

No. Elementor Pro and ElementsKit Lite are requirements.

Do I need to know how to code?

No, it is edited with Elementor's visual editor.

Are the demo photos included?

They are demo images from Envato Elements and need their own licence; the usual approach is to swap them for your own.

Is it suitable for a hotel with a gift shop or products?

It has templates for products archive, single product, cart, checkout and account, but the shop itself must be set up with its own plugin.