Booking, handed over
Dates go straight into Fairmont's engine. Payment never touches us.
A proposal for Fairmont Hotels & Resorts
Three live concepts. One hotel to prove it. Five to follow.
The real estate in 3D. Watch it build, then explore it like a map.
Scroll to watch the estate rise.
Fairmont's existing chatbot answers here, already knowing what the guest was looking at.
Scroll inside the window to arrive. Then drag, zoom and pick a zone: the map stays live under the gallery.
Book like any hotel. Then build the stay, with only what is really on during your dates.
Fairmont's existing chatbot receives the guest's plan and dates, and books what it can.
Change the dates and watch the plan adapt. Activity schedules here are sample data for the sketch.
Book like any hotel. Then move the sun through each day of your stay, and see what is really on.
Fairmont's existing chatbot books the moments the guest picked.
Change the dates up top, pick a day, drag the sun. Moments that are not on that day stay visible, greyed out.
One question on arrival. The page re-orders itself for whoever is reading.
Dates go straight into Fairmont's engine. Payment never touches us.
It opens knowing what the guest was looking at.
A monthly read of which stories make people book.
Average booking value on a hotel's own website versus an online travel agency, 2025.SiteMinder, 130M+ bookings, via PhocusWire, Feb 2026
Scoped separately, once the proof of concept is live.
The concierge plans the stay with the guest before they arrive.
Monte Carlo and Singapore: an agent plans the trip around the Grand Prix.
Built once. Each hotel after is faster and costs less.
San Diego
A palazzo on 400 acres of canyon.
Dubai
The Marina skyline across the water.
Monaco
Above F1's slowest corner, the Fairmont Hairpin.
Singapore
Beside the Grand Prix night circuit.
Costa del Sol
Facing the Rock of Gibraltar.
Tokyo
A 35th-floor pool, Tokyo Tower in view.