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Best Framer templates for private members' clubs

A club site has to feel like a door, not a landing page. Hours, house rules, how to apply or enquire, what the rooms actually are.

What the site actually needs

  1. Atmosphere without stock luxury.
  2. Membership or enquiry path that is real.
  3. Dining, rooms and events as separate facts, not one blur.
  4. Location and access.
  5. Restraint. If everything is gold, nothing is.

The pick: The Aubrey

The Aubrey is the getsites hospitality template, $49. Use it when the tone is stay, club, or house, not a single restaurant service night. For a restaurant that runs service, use Late August instead.

Fern Hollow is the free hospitality template if you only need a simple venue frame.

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How to go live

  1. Remix The Aubrey.
  2. Name the rooms and the rules as they are, not as a brochure.
  3. Point apply or enquire at the real address.
  4. Replace photographs with this building.
  5. Publish.

More: getsites.co/learn

If The Aubrey is not the shape you want

These are not getsites templates. They are third-party Framer Marketplace templates that lean hotel, so check the fit before you commit.

  • Nivara: built for luxury hotels and retreats with rooms, dining and spa pages already split out. The trade-off is it assumes a hotel, so a members' club has to bend the rooms and booking sections to fit.
  • Regent: an editorial boutique-hotel template with a calmer type-led look. The trade-off is there is no real membership or application path, so you build the enquiry flow yourself.

Cost

$49 once or free (Fern Hollow), domain, Framer plan. getsites.co/learn

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Do I need to code?

No.

Can I run a restaurant inside the club?

Keep one menu page or link the dining page to a restaurant structure. Do not run two full sites unless you need to.