Concept site — a ScottLab demonstrator

Granit & Corail is a concept site built by ScottLab to show, on a concrete case, what a high-end holiday-rental showcase can be: identity, bilingual content, motion design, a conversational assistant and a booking journey.

It corresponds to no existing business and constitutes neither an offer to let nor an invitation to book.

The “Granit & Corail” brand, the host Armelle Trémel and the four houses shown (La Vigie, La Goélette, La Case Corail, Le Morne Bleu) were created for demonstration purposes.

The surfaces, capacities, amenities and rates on display are invented. The places, beaches and points of interest mentioned — the walled town, Saint-Servan and the Tour Solidor, Sainte-Anne and Les Salines, Saint-Pierre and Mount Pelée — are real: they are what makes the demonstration believable.

The booking journey is an interactive demonstration: the calendar, the dates, the extras, the price summary and the contact form are not connected to any booking system. Anything you type stays in your browser and is sent nowhere.

The guest reviews, first names, countries, dates and ratings shown on this site were written for the demonstration. They come from no booking platform and reflect no real person’s experience.

Corentin is an assistant powered by a language model. He answers from the fictional listings on this site and can be wrong. Conversations serve only to answer your questions during the visit; they are not kept for any other purpose.

Design and development: ScottLab — https://scottlab.app

Built with Next.js. The photographs meant to illustrate the four houses are in production; until then, neutral placeholders hold their place.

The site is hosted by Vercel Inc., 340 S Lemon Ave #4133, Walnut, CA 91789, USA — vercel.com.

This site uses no advertising cookies or third-party trackers. Audience measurement (Vercel Analytics) is cookieless and collects no data that could identify you.

The contact form in the booking journey is a demonstration: whatever you type stays in your browser, is sent to no server and is stored nowhere.