Miranda — Tailwind CSS Hotel Resort Template (HTML)

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Miranda walks a hotel guest from the first visit to a confirmed reservation across 18 pages. This Tailwind CSS hotel resort template uses Tailwind CSS 4 for every one of them. It is made for hotels, resorts, boutique inns, bed and breakfasts, vacation rental managers and the agencies that build sites for them.

Rooms, Booking and Search Pages That Bring in Reservations

A hotel website earns its keep when a visitor can find a room, check dates and book. Miranda puts those steps first, so these pages matter most for this niche:

• Room Grid and Room List: two ways to show suites, standard rooms and villas, because some guests compare visually and others read details.
• Room Details: the page where a guest decides, so it holds the full description of one room.
• Search Result: an availability results page for guests who filter by dates and room type.
• Booking: a reservation form for check-in and check-out dates, room choice and guest details.

The booking and search pages give you the layout, so you can connect the reservation system you already use.

Booking-Led Sites Suit This Tailwind CSS Hotel Resort Template

The Tailwind CSS hotel resort template gives a boutique inn, a beachfront resort or an urban hotel three homepage styles to start from. Index, Index 2 and Index 3 share one design language, so you choose the one that matches your property and leave the inner pages unchanged.

With Tailwind CSS 4, each section carries its styling in its own markup. For example, a room card from the Room Grid can move into the Offers page and look the same there. Breakpoint prefixes in the HTML adapt each layout to the screen, mobile first, so the Booking form and Search Result page work on a phone. Brand colors, typefaces and spacing live in one theme file, so a single edit there updates all 18 pages.

Restaurant, Menu, Gallery and Places Pages

Guests also look at what surrounds the room. The template includes pages for this:

• Restaurant and Menu: present your on-site dining, which suits hotels that also run a restaurant.
• Gallery: show interiors, amenities and surroundings in one place.
• Places and Places Details: list nearby attractions and landmarks, then give each one its own page.

Offers, News, About and Contact Pages

Offers is the page for seasonal packages and early-bird rates, so link it from the homepage. News and News Details cover announcements and travel guides, which gives a resort a reason to publish regularly. About tells the property’s story, and Contact adds a location map, a contact form and the hotel’s details.

Here is the full list of 18 pages:

• Homepages: Index, Index 2, Index 3
• Rooms: Room Grid, Room List, Room Details
• Dining: Restaurant, Menu
• Explore: Places, Places Details, Gallery
• News: News, News Details
• Booking: Booking, Search Result
• Other: About, Contact, Offers

You can open the ready pages in a browser right away. The download also contains the Tailwind source files, for anyone who prefers to adjust the styling and compile it again. Neutral placeholders replace the preview images, so you add your own property photos. Icons come from Font Awesome and Flaticon, and the fonts are Google Fonts. The date pickers, image sliders and lightboxes shown in the demo are part of the design.

The template is responsive on all devices and retina ready, so photos of rooms and dining stay sharp on high-resolution screens.