Why holiday rentals are different

A holiday rental website is not just any website.

It has its own law, guests who write in other languages, and a competitor that is also your biggest sales channel. We work only within these rules.

Compliant with holiday rental law

The RNAL registration number visible on every unit, as the law requires, and the right designations — a holiday rental cannot call itself a hotel in its commercial communication, and there are inspectors who check. We handle this by default, not as an extra.

The case for booking direct

A website that only says "book here" loses to the platform. We build the full argument: best price guaranteed, exclusive perks for those who book direct, and the shortest path to confirmation.

Found by those who search

The right searches — "accommodation in [town]", "where to stay" — worked page by page, with your Google profile aligned.

In your guests' languages

Separate, indexable versions for each language — not an automatic translation button that Google ignores.

Concierge included

The AI concierge answers whoever arrives, 24/7, and steers them towards booking direct.

Proof, not promises

Two rentals live right now. Go and visit them.

Bemyguest — five properties from our own group — and Celtic Lodge, a six-suite guesthouse whose footer reads "Site by BevantAI". Both in Viseu, both with direct booking and an assistant answering guests. The best audit of our work is opening either one on your phone.

Bemyguest · ViseuGroup project — bemyguest.com.pt
Celtic Lodge · ViseuSix-suite guesthouse — celticlodge.pt
See for yourself

Two rental websites, on a phone.

Screenshots of what is live — not mock-ups. It is where most of your guests arrive.

The Bemyguest website on a phone, with the five houses and the booking button.
Bemyguest — five houses, direct booking.
The Celtic Lodge website on a phone, in English, with the booking button.
Celtic Lodge — four languages, direct booking.
Frequently asked questions

What owners ask us.

I already get bookings through Booking. Why do I need a website?
To pay less for every booking. The platform is still there — but every guest who books direct on your site is commission that stays with you. The website is the only channel where the cost of a sale does not rise with your success.
Does the website comply with holiday rental law?
Yes, by default: the RNAL registration number visible on every unit, commercial designations within what the law allows, a privacy policy, cookies and the Complaints Book (Livro de Reclamações). It is the part nobody notices — until it is missing.
And how do bookings work?
We connect the website to a booking engine — the one you already use, if you have one, or one we recommend. The guest confirms on your domain, at your price, with no intermediary.
How much does a holiday rental website cost?
It depends on the number of units, the languages and what already exists. Tell us what you have via the contact page and we will come back with a proposal and fixed prices — no surprises, no hidden monthly fees.