What happened
Your website navigation currently lists eight menu items, which exceeds the ideal number for quick mobile browsing. Additionally, there is no direct booking prompt in your main menu or on the rooms page, forcing guests to search for a way to secure their stay.
What we suggest
Consolidate your menu items to seven or fewer to help guests find their preferred room type faster.
Add a permanent book now button to your menu so guests can reserve their suite from any page without friction.
What we need from you
- Approve the removal or combination of less critical menu items.
- Select the preferred color or placement for the new booking button.
How guests move from the home page to the rooms and on to an enquiry or booking, and what slows them down.
Menu structure
- Home
- Rooms
- Residences
- Meeting Space
- Offers
- What’s on
- About Us
- Gift Cards
8 top-level items. Mobile menu control detected in the page source.
Guest journey
- 1Home startBooking form sits at the top of the page.
- 2Rooms 1 click from homeRoom page has no book or enquire prompt in its content.
- 3Enquiry or booking 1 click from homeOne step from the home page via the booking form.
Medium priority (2)
No 'Book now' item in the main menu
The menu has 8 top-level items (Home, Rooms, Residences, Meeting Space, Offers, What’s on, About Us, Gift Cards) and none is a booking prompt; the Rooms page content has none either.
https://adgehotel.com.au/
Recommended fix: Add a 'Book now' button to the menu so it follows guests on every page.
Effort: 1 hour
Main menu has too many top-level items
8 top-level items. More than 7 makes choosing slower, especially on phones.
https://adgehotel.com.au/
Recommended fix: Group related items under 5 to 7 headings.
Effort: 2 hours