Room archives, a booking page and a places directory come together in Villamar, a Tailwind CSS resort hotel template that uses Tailwind CSS 4 for all of its styling. It suits hotels, boutique resorts, villa rentals, accommodation booking platforms and luxury hospitality brands. Freelancers and agencies can also use it to deliver a complete hotel site to a client quickly.

20 Pages for Hotels, Villas and Boutique Resorts

Villamar contains 20 pages, including 3 separate home layouts. Each home layout has its own hero and its own way of showing the hotel, which lets you choose the one that fits your property.

• Home: Home v1, Home v2 and Home v3.
• Rooms: Room Grid, Room List and Room Details for individual rooms and suites.
• Booking: a Booking page for reservations and a Search Result page for room searches.
• Places: a Places directory and a Places Details page for each attraction.
• Dining: Restaurant and Menu pages.
• Content: About, Gallery, Offers, News, News Details and Contact.

Room Grid, Room List and Booking in a Tailwind CSS Resort Hotel Template

This Tailwind CSS resort hotel template gives guests two ways to browse accommodation, then sends them to a reservation page with date selection. Room Grid suits visual browsing, while Room List gives more room for descriptions. Isotope filtering sorts rooms and gallery images by category, and NiceSelect dropdowns handle room type and filters.

Date selection uses a DatePicker, so guests choose check-in dates directly on the Booking page. Slick carousels present featured rooms and amenities. Magnific Popup opens room and gallery photos full screen, and WOW.js reveals sections as visitors scroll.

Restaurant, Menu and Special Offers Pages

Hotels often earn extra income from dining and packages, so these have their own pages. The Restaurant and Menu pages present food and dining options. The Offers page shows seasonal promotions, and the Gallery page carries property photography. A Places directory adds local attractions, which gives guests reasons to stay longer.

Editing Villamar: Theme Changes with Tailwind CSS 4

Each section carries its own styling in the HTML, so a block such as the room card or the offers strip can move to another page with its appearance intact. You define colors, fonts and spacing a single time in the theme configuration. A change there reaches every page, from the Booking form to News Details.

For a resort, the first edit is usually the theme: swap in your brand colors and fonts, then replace the room details, rates and attraction names. Because the theme is shared, your brand looks the same on Room Details as on Home v3.

Inside the download you get complete pages that work when opened, plus the Tailwind source for restyling and rebuilding the CSS. Documentation with step-by-step setup is included. Photos from the live preview are left out of the files, so neutral placeholders replace the preview images, ready for your own pictures. The icon sets are Flaticon and FontAwesome, typography is served by Google Fonts, and the original photography is credited to Freepik and Unsplash.

The pages are tested in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge and Opera, and the full set covers 20 pages with 3 home layouts.