Oetker Collection

Node Digital, in a dynamic partnership with Brave New World, played a crucial role in transforming the digital presence of the Oetker Collection, renowned for its exclusive selection of masterpiece hotels worldwide. Our team at Node Digital was instrumental in developing a sophisticated, fully integrated website and booking platform tailored for the travel group and each of their luxury hotels. This platform not only enhances the user experience but also seamlessly integrates with each hotel's unique identity and service offerings.

From capturing reservation inquiries to offering statistical information on user interaction, a comprehensive view of the campaign's performance was readily available for the management team's review and further improvement.

The Oetker Collection's journey of luxury hospitality began with the success of Villa Soleil in Cap d'Antibes, followed by the Brenners Park-Hotel & Spa in Baden-Baden, the first major hotel venture by the August Oetker family. Under the guidance of Node Digital, the Collection expanded its digital footprint to include other prestigious properties such as Hotel Le Bristol in Paris, Château Saint-Martin & Spa in Vence, and Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc in Cap d'Antibes. This expansion, particularly pronounced since 2008 under CEO Frank Marrenbach's leadership, was paralleled by our team's efforts in enhancing their digital capabilities.

The Oetker Collection, managed by the Oetker family, encompasses a diverse portfolio of hotels and country estates, each reflecting the brand's commitment to luxury and elegance.

Node Digital's involvement in this project was not just about building a website; it was about crafting an online gateway that reflects the luxury, elegance, and unique character of each property in the Oetker Collection.

Brave New World is a creative, digital and content agency specialising in luxury, travel, spirits, fashion, art and culture The team at Node Digital collaborated with the Brave New Work London and New York offices on this project.