What sanatorium guests are comparing
Guests arrive with a medical reason and a holiday budget, and they are comparing on both at once: which conditions you treat, what the programme includes, what the room is like and what fourteen days actually cost. Most sanatorium websites separate these — a medical section written in clinical language and a gallery of rooms — leaving the visitor to combine them. They also need to know what documents to bring, whether a doctor sees them on arrival, and what happens if they come for ten days instead of fourteen.
What we build for a sanatorium
First, programmes by medical profile, with duration, procedures included and what the price covers. Second, availability that combines programme and room, so a booking is a real date in a real room rather than an enquiry. Third, online prepayment with clear terms, which turns a seasonal enquiry list into confirmed occupancy. Fourth, an arrival page: documents to bring, the admission examination, daily routine — the practical block that removes most pre-booking questions and the calls that go with them.