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Hospitality WordPress Themes
7 original Hospitality themes, each with a live demo and one signature interaction.
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CN Yachts
$59CN Yachts is a luxury theme for yacht brokers and charter operators who need more than a photo gallery. Full-bleed cinematic imagery frames every page, and a dedicated Charter/Sale listing custom post type gives each vessel its own structured record, ready for charter rates, specifications, and sale status. Self-hosted serif type keeps the typography consistent and fast across every listing page, without a single web-font request slowing it down.
Ember
$59Ember is a dark, cinematic theme for wood-fired grills and steakhouses that want the site to feel like the dining room. The hero renders real-time WebGL embers and smoke drifting off a live flame simulation, not a looping video clip. A tabbed menu built on a custom post type lays out dishes with classic dotted price leaders, an AJAX reservation form delivers bookings to a private inbox, and split-text reveals, parallax, tilt, marquee, and cursor-trailing embers carry the fire theme through every section.
Linden
$69An editorial boutique-hotel theme with a signature sticky, scroll-linked room rail that reads like a magazine table of contents as guests scroll through. Organic clip-path photography reveals run site-wide, and a Room custom post type carries rate, size, occupancy and amenities data behind an AJAX availability inquiry. The palette runs plaster, forest-green and brass, set in Cormorant Garamond over Karla.
Kaleido
$79Midnight is the ground, neon is the ink. Kaleido runs a persistent GPU-rendered skyline-and-reflection background behind the whole long-scroll destination showcase, built on a genuine multi-hue spectrum — cyan, magenta, violet and gold used deliberately as a set, not one accent plus noise. Surfaces stay dark glass and only the things that actually emit light carry a coloured bloom, tuned for operators who sell a city after dark rather than a generic travel template.
Parallax
$85The stars are where the stars actually are. Parallax renders an astronomically accurate real-time star field using real right-ascension and declination positions, not a decorative particle system, set against a midnight-black, starlight-white and brass palette built specifically for a dark-sky observatory and stargazing retreat. The content structure is genuine astronomy — viewing sessions, light-pollution notes, moon-phase awareness — rather than a generic space aesthetic wrapped around a travel template.
Saltmarsh
$69One hotel's website — not a hospitality template. Saltmarsh carries real room types with real tariffs and a month-by-month availability calendar, and the day's actual menu instead of a static PDF placeholder. The palette — limewash, wet sand, sea-pine and brass — is deliberately non-configurable, because a guest should never meet a control that changes the building, and the directions are written for someone arriving by car in the dark, not a generic map embed.
Thermae
$95The water is actually simulated, not looped. Thermae's water surface runs on a genuine GPU stable-fluids simulation rather than a decorative looping video, set against a palette of deep indigo night, warm lantern amber, mineral teal and cedar-brown. The whole site is built around six real, distinctly specified pools for a mineral-bathing and thermal-retreat brand, each described rather than lumped into one generic spa amenities list.