Website · Hospitality · Bukovel, Ukraine
Eco Berghaus.
A resort site where every cottage has its own booking button

ecoberghaus is a cottage town in Bukovel, in the Ukrainian Carpathians, with its own restaurant, Bergen, and a spa complex. Guests choose a specific house, not a room category, so the website has to present each cottage the way a good host would: size, beds, view, terrace, and the price for their dates. The site is in Ukrainian and speaks to people planning a mountain break. We designed and built it.
- Resort website
- Cottage pages with seasonal prices
- Restaurant and infrastructure pages
- Booking form
- 404 & form states
- Mobile layouts
A resort sells several things at once: houses of different sizes, a restaurant, a spa, activities for families. Put everything on one page and the cottages get lost. Hide it and the place looks like a rental listing. Guests also want hard facts before they call: how many people fit, what is inside, what it costs in which season. Booking had to stay one step away.
- 01 — Many offers
Cottages, restaurant, spa and family activities compete for the same attention.
- 02 — Hard facts
Guests compare capacity, beds and seasonal prices before they enquire.
- 03 — Booking distance
A booking request should never be more than one tap away.
A quiet frame for loud scenery
We set the brand in deep forest green, with a bright lime accent for the word eco and key highlights. Wide geometric type carries the headings, and thin line graphics that echo roofs and peaks sit behind the content. The photography does the selling, so the frame stays calm: dark green headers, light content panels and generous space around every house.


Every cottage, its own card
The cottages page lists houses by size, from the two-bedroom 80 m² cottage upward. Each card holds a photo slider, a row of icons for guests, beds, bathrooms, balcony, terrace, barbecue and mountain view, and the price per night for each season. Two actions close the card: book this cottage, or see details. A guest can compare houses without opening a single extra page.


Reasons to stay longer
Bergen, the on-site restaurant, gets its own page with its own lettering and a warm pink accent, so it reads as a destination, not a footnote. The infrastructure page groups the spa complex, sports ground, playground and ski school as one story about the town. Each block links back to the cottages, because a better weekend is still a reason to book a house.


Booking in one short step
The booking button sits in the hero and on every cottage card. It opens a short form: name, phone, date. After sending, a confirmation explains that a manager will call to settle the details, so nobody wonders what happens next. The 404 page keeps the green frame and sends people back home. On mobile, the hero, the booking button and the location come first.







ecoberghaus received a designed and developed website in Ukrainian that presents the town house by house. Guests can compare cottages by size, amenities and seasonal price, read about the restaurant and spa, and send a booking request from any cottage card. The manager gets a name, a phone number and a date, which is all a call needs.
- Home page with booking in the hero
- Cottages page with amenity icons and seasonal prices
- Cottage detail pages
- Restaurant Bergen and infrastructure pages
- Booking form with confirmation
- 404 page and mobile layouts

