Hotel, restaurant, and property virtual tours for Malta. 8K capture, branded to your domain, with booking and contact built into the tour itself.
The spatial-capture practice launched in 2026, built on years of hands-on installation and physical-asset project work. We know how buildings get sold, what owners actually worry about, and what a viewing proves and doesn't.
We're accepting our first commercial commissions now. We work with a small number of partner properties at a time and deliver tours we'd be comfortable putting our own name on. If you'd rather wait for case studies, that's fair. If you'd rather be one of the early case studies — at favourable terms — read on.
Dual large-sensor 360° photography, sharp enough to feel like the room — not a photo of the room. The texture of stone, the depth of a corridor, the light off the floor all read at full resolution on a phone, a laptop, and a headset.
Booking CTAs, contact forms, and quote hotspots live inside the experience itself. A guest who stops to look at the room can book it without leaving the room.
Open the tour, share the screen, and guide a buyer or guest through the space while they explore alongside you. The booking-conversation that used to need a flight now happens on a call.
The finished tour embeds on your site under your domain, branded to your visual system. Viewers never see a third-party platform name; the experience reads as yours.
Click a hotspot to play a video, book a slot, view the menu, read the house rules, or jump to another floor. The tour becomes a navigation surface, not a one-way slideshow.
See which rooms held attention, where viewers dropped off, which hotspots converted. Pricing decisions, room-feature investments, and listing-photo order all get easier with the data in front of you.
Works in any browser on any phone or laptop without an app install, and runs natively on Meta Quest and Apple Vision Pro. The guest picks the device; the tour adapts.
A single Malta-based visit captures the space; the finished, branded tour ships the following week. No multi-trip choreography, no surprise weeks of post-production.
The tour lives on your booking page and your direct site. A guest comparing rooms gets the ambience your photos can't carry; the booking CTA lives one hotspot away.
→ Example hotspot: a "Book this room" overlay anchored to the bed, tied directly to your booking engine.
The room, the bar, the view, the light — captured at the time of day you actually want to sell. Reservations come through the same hotspot system; menus open in-tour without leaving the experience.
→ Example hotspot: "View tonight's menu" at the host stand; "Book a table" overlaid on the dining room.
The international buyer who can't fly in walks the property the way they would in person. The listing PDF, the floor plan, the agent's contact card all live as hotspots.
→ Example hotspot: "Talk to the agent" pinned at the entrance; floor-plan thumbnail anchored to the staircase.
→ Founding-client pricing available for the next five Malta properties — 25% off capture in exchange for a case study, named permission, and one on-site photo.
Our 360° tours are designed for immersive marketing and remote viewing. For certified architectural measurements, we recommend a licensed land surveyor.
The configurator above sends your selections to the discovery call as call notes. Or email — same address, same response window.
A 30-minute call to scope. We confirm what's possible, flag what isn't, and tell you the price in writing.
Scope, deliverables, timeline, fixed price. No surprises, no day-of upsells.
On-site capture is usually a single day. The finished, branded tour ships within 7–14 days of capture.
A single Malta-based visit, usually half a day for residential and small commercial spaces. Multi-floor venues sometimes need a full day; we confirm in the proposal. The finished, branded tour ships 7–14 days after capture.
The space should be ready to be photographed by a professional — surfaces clear, beds made, blinds set the way you want them on a brochure. We don't move furniture or style the room; that's the property's responsibility. We do bring lighting kit when needed, and we'll flag anything that won't capture well during the scoping call.
On Booking.com: a link to the tour can be added to the property's listing description; in-line embedding isn't supported by the platform. On Airbnb: the same applies. For full in-page embedding, the tour lives on your own site or direct-booking page. The configurator pricing covers both the standalone link and the embed.
Our 360° tours are designed for immersive marketing and remote viewing — they're sharp enough to give a buyer a confident sense of a room, but they are not survey-grade. For certified architectural measurements, we recommend a licensed land surveyor.
Hotspot updates (price changes, menu PDFs, contact details, room availability) are part of the hosting plan — no extra capture needed. A full re-capture is priced as a new tour against the same configurator. Seasonal re-shoots (summer terrace vs winter dining room) are a common pattern; we usually offer a discount on the second capture within twelve months.
Yes. The tour runs in any modern mobile browser — Safari on iOS, Chrome on Android, every desktop browser. No app store, no install. On a Meta Quest or Apple Vision Pro, the tour opens natively in the headset's browser.