Dama Rose Hotel

About the Project:

A website for Dama Rose, a landmark five-star hotel in the heart of Damascus since 1977, built to present its rooms, dining and facilities and take bookings.

The hotel is entering a new phase of renovation and upgrades, and its website had to carry that sense of renewal while staying practical for guests. We combined an editorial, luxury presentation with booking tools on every room page, so a visitor can move from inspiration to reservation without leaving the site.

What We Built

We organised the site around the guest journey: discovering the hotel, choosing a room, exploring dining and facilities, then getting in touch. Each room category opens a list of room types, and every room type has its own detail page with rates and booking.

• Home: welcome hero, the hotel's story, rooms and suites, the renovation journey, a facilities slider, key figures and The Magazine
• About Us: the hotel's history in the Abu Rummaneh district since 1977, its new development phase and the team behind it
• Accommodation: an overview of the rooms and suites, their in-room amenities and a slider of room categories
• Single, Double and Suite rooms: room types organised by floor, each with its own detail page
• Restaurant: the hotel's outlets, including Layali Shamiya, the Brasserie and the seasonal Le Jardin terrace, with their opening hours
• Contact Us: reservation, email and business inquiry details with a message form

Key Features

• Room pages with a daily rate table by weekday, an availability calendar and a guest selector for adults and children
• Online booking with an automatic total, plus a Request for Booking form for guests who prefer to be contacted
• A Book Now button in the header of every page
• A floating WhatsApp chat button connected to the hotel's reservations number
• A facilities slider covering the fitness center and spa, dining, meetings and events, and the Aqua Rose pool
• Animated figures that sum up the hotel's legacy, from its founding year to its 370 rooms and suites
• The Magazine: articles on the hotel's renovation, Old Damascus and Syria's cultural landmarks
• A video section that follows the hotel's renovation journey

Design & User Experience

We built the design around the hotel's classic identity: deep black, soft cream and a warm gold used for buttons, labels and icons. Headings are set in a refined serif with small, widely spaced captions beneath them, matching the tone of a grand hotel. Large photography of the lobby, rooms, restaurants and the building's facade carries each page, while sliders and counters add gentle motion. The site is presented in English and is fully responsive, so guests can browse rooms and book comfortably from their phones.