10 Best Free Hospitality Framer Templates in 2026

Casa Calma is the deepest free hospitality file on this list: sixteen routes covering Rooms, Room detail, Dining, Wellness, Experiences, Offers, Gatherings, Gallery, Journal, Book, and legal pages with no CMS collections. That is a gift if your team prefers static control, but skip it when you expect dozens of room SKUs that need CMS detail templates. Hotellia ships a leaner twelve-page hotel stack when you do not want style guide and room type explainer pages.

Telvin from FramerDevs packs fourteen pages with CMS-backed room, blog, team, and career detail routes plus Gallery and Reviews. It is the right pick when marketing and HR share one Framer project. The tradeoff is visual sameness: the layout reads like a conversion template first and a luxury brand second, so budget time for typography and photography if you are pitching upscale stays.

Hotellia by Tato is a twelve-page boutique hotel file with Rooms, Wine Dine, Reserve, Gallery, and split Bar Menu and Restaurant Menu routes. Everything is static, which keeps remix simple but means menu or offer updates are manual edits. Skip it if you need CMS menus and event listings. Cafen covers cafe and restaurant CMS on a similar hospitality angle.

LuxeStay from UX is seven pages with CMS Rooms plus dedicated Wedding, Wellness, and Dine routes. It nails the experiential pitch luxury guests research before they enquire. It does not ship a full blog or careers stack, so operators running heavy content ops may outgrow it faster than Telvin.

Tatra Retrea by Jakub targets outdoor hospitality with nine pages, CMS blog posts and room listings, plus Experience and Reservation routes. Marketplace traction is high for a reason. Skip it if your brand is urban fine dining only. The mountain aesthetic fights you until you replace photography and palette.

Villatide is tagged Travel on yoframer but fits hospitality when you run a single villa or tiny portfolio. Ten static pages include Rates, Experiences, Journal, and Enquire without CMS collections. Skip it for tour agencies that need CMS package detail pages. FlyGo is the better fit for packaged trip inventory.

Cafen from Salim (Webestica) is twelve pages with CMS Menu, Events, Blog, Locations, and Book a Table. It is the restaurant counterweight on a hotel-heavy list. Weakness: the visual system skews casual cafe, so formal hotel dining brands may fight the defaults until you rework type and spacing.

Dinnerturn ships eleven static routes including Private Dining, Events, Gift Cards, and Journal alongside Menus and Book. No CMS means faster remix for a single location, but multi-site groups will feel the pain when menus diverge. Pair with Cafen when you know CMS is non-negotiable.

Rematch is an Events niche file with Hospitality tagging: twelve pages for games bars and activity venues with Book, Gift Cards, and FAQ routes. Skip it for quiet boutique hotels where arcade energy undermines the brand. It shines when your guest journey mixes food, play, and scheduled events.

Averleigh Orchard by Visuvate is nine static pages modeled on a private club with Course, Visiting, Membership, House, and Studio routes. It is hospitality in the membership sense, not OTAs and room grids. Skip it when you need LMS-style course CMS. GuidePilot goes deeper on education detail templates.