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Dziki Raj - a website for log cabins with hot tubs and a sauna in Orawa

How we created a website for a mountain retreat built around quiet, Tatra views and wooden cabins with open-air hot tubs.

Rafał Krzysztofiak

CEO 234.studio • March 2026

Dziki Raj - a website for log cabins with hot tubs and a sauna in Orawa

Dziki Raj is a group of wooden log cabins in Orawa with views of the Tatra Mountains and Babia Gora. Guests have two open-air hot tubs, a barrel sauna, fireplace, barbecue and plenty of quiet. The entire property can be booked for a family or group of friends. We developed a frontend that captures the atmosphere and encourages direct bookings.

Industry

Tourism / Accommodation

Location

Jablonka, Orawa

Scope

Frontend development

Year

2026

Website screenshot: dziki-raj.pl
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About the project

  • Wooden log cabins overlooking the Tatras and Babia Gora
  • Two open-air hot tubs and a barrel sauna
  • Exclusive use of the entire property
  • A fireplace, barbecue, gazebo and equipped kitchen
  • A quiet Orawa location near trails and thermal baths

The challenge

Bringing the setting to the screen

Dziki Raj sells a feeling as much as a place to sleep. Timber, fire, mountain views and silence needed to come through before a guest ever arrived.

A direct booking system

Exclusive hire called for a simple calendar where guests could select dates and a cabin without an intermediary platform or commission.

Mobile-first performance

Most guests search for accommodation on a phone. The site needed smooth layouts on every device and quick loading on slower connections in the mountains.

What we did

1

Content structure

We mapped the details a guest wants first, including location, views, facilities, the relaxation area, gallery and booking. The whole story is within one scroll.

2

Design collaboration

Adam Mozdyniewicz created the visual design. Warm natural colours and large photographs of the cabins and mountain panoramas reflect the place itself.

3

Frontend development

We built the site on a modern stack with a tight performance budget. Smooth motion, lazy-loaded images and responsive layouts produced a Lighthouse score above 95 at launch.

4

Booking and contact integration

The booking calendar includes date and cabin selection. A form reaches Joanna directly, with phone and email details clearly visible on every screen.

5

SEO and visibility

Local phrases such as Orawa cabins, Jablonka accommodation and Podhale hot tub support discovery. LodgingBusiness structured data, quick indexation and social media integration complete the setup.

Technology stack

TypeScriptTailwind CSSResponsive DesignSchema.orgSEOLighthouse 95+
"A private retreat needs a website that conveys the quiet, privacy and atmosphere hidden by generic booking portals. Good presentation takes care of the rest."

Outcomes

95+

Lighthouse score

<1.5s

Load time

100%

Mobile friendly

no commission

Direct bookings

These figures describe this specific project. Results for another business will depend on its starting point, market and available data.

An exclusive property with its own website

Dziki Raj is a private retreat rather than a hotel with rows of rooms. Guests have the whole property, hot tubs, sauna and garden to themselves, and the website makes that distinction clear. Direct booking removes platform commission and opens a conversation with the owner.

Summary

The Dziki Raj website captures the timber, mountains, quiet and a hot tub beneath the stars. Guests see the setting, check availability and book directly without a portal or commission.

Planning something similar? Read more about how we build websites for hotels and guesthouses.

Tags:Web DevelopmentTourismWebsitesAccommodationOrawa
Rafał Krzysztofiak

Rafał Krzysztofiak

CEO and founder of 234.studio. He has spent over 10 years designing and building websites and web applications for sole traders, growing teams and established companies.

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Common questions

How much does an accommodation website cost?
Websites for accommodation businesses start at PLN 2,000 net. Price depends on booking, language versions and integrations. The result is tailored to the property, quick to load and visible in Google.
Can a website reduce my dependence on Booking.com?
Yes. Booking platforms charge 15-25% commission. Your own site, direct contact and an integrated booking system create a commission-free channel for returning guests and organic traffic.
How does direct booking work?
Guests select dates and a cabin in the embedded calendar. The booking goes straight to the owner, with no intermediary or extra fees on either side.
Can I update photos and copy myself?
Yes. We can connect a simple panel for managing content, images and prices, so seasonal changes do not require an agency request.
How long does a cabin website take to build?
A typical project takes 4-6 weeks. Ready visual designs and materials shorten the schedule. Development, testing across devices and SEO optimisation are all included.

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