Event Venue Website Builder: Rooms, Capacities and Date Enquiries

An event venue website should let a couple or an event booker decide whether your rooms fit their date, numbers and budget before they call. Describe your spaces and Mythex builds room pages with capacities per layout, floor plans, real event photos, 'from' prices by season and an enquiry form that asks for the date first.

Who it's for

Wedding venues, hotels with function rooms, conference centres and private hire spaces whose site shows empty rooms and a phone number, and whose sales team answers the same capacity and price questions all day.

What you can build

A page per room with dinner, theatre and standing capacities
Floor plans and photos of each room set for an event
Separate wedding and corporate sections
'From' prices by day of week and season
An enquiry form with preferred and alternative dates
A booked-dates calendar for weddings

One capacity number misleads

A room that seats 120 for dinner may hold 200 theatre-style and 250 standing. List each layout separately, with a floor plan, so planners and couples do not rule you out or turn up with too many guests.

Dinner, theatre, standing
Floor plan per room
Accessible entrances and lifts

Show prices by day and season

Couples and bookers filter hard on budget. Showing that a Friday in March costs much less than a Saturday in June turns price-shoppers into bookings for your quieter dates. 'From' prices are enough; the package page can carry the detail.

Two paths, two sets of questions

Weddings ask about ceremonies, curfew and accommodation; corporate bookers ask about AV, breakout rooms and parking. Split the site so each lands on answers that fit, and give each its own enquiry form.

Mistakes to avoid

Do not show only empty rooms; photograph them set for real events. Do not publish provisional holds as booked if you would still sell the date. And put the date field first on the form, because the date is what you are selling.

A prompt to start from

Build a website for my event venue with pages for each of our three rooms showing dinner, theatre and standing capacities, floor plans and photos set for events, a weddings section with ceremony and accommodation details, a corporate section with AV and breakout rooms, 'from' prices by weekday and season, a booked-dates calendar, and an enquiry form asking for preferred date, alternative dates, guest count and event type.

Questions

Should a venue show live availability on its website?

Showing booked dates saves back-and-forth, especially for weddings. Many venues keep provisional holds private so the date can still be sold if the hold lapses.

Can enquiries go straight into a CRM?

Yes. Build the CRM in the same project and each enquiry arrives with its date, guest count and source.

Can I add virtual tours or videos?

Yes. Ask for embedded videos or 360 tours you host elsewhere, or upload video files to the app's storage.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes, on Pro at $25/month. The Free plan publishes to a Mythex address.

Do I need to code?

No. You describe the venue and Mythex builds the site. You change it by chatting.

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