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The Top Design Studios

Top Design Studios

By Noah Bergström, Design Editor

Last updated September 2, 2026

Industry hub · 15 of 120 studios · Facts retrieved August 24, 2026

Top Design Studios for Hospitality & Travel

The top design studios for Hospitality & Travel are led by Redweb, followed by Bunnyfoot and Isobar. 15 of the 120 studios in this directory qualify for this list.

15 of the 120 top design studios in this directory work in Hospitality & Travel. None of them goes above 20%, so treat every studio here as a generalist with Hospitality & Travel experience rather than a Hospitality & Travel specialist. On price, eight publish a $10,000 minimum, three start at $25,000, two start at $50,000, and one leaves the floor undisclosed. Team sizes skew boutique: nine list 10 to 49 people on Clutch, five list 50 to 249, and the remaining one sits in other bands.

Eight are headquartered in the United States, three in the United Kingdom, and two in Ukraine; one does not list an HQ on Clutch. 13 of the 15 carry a Clutch rating; the median is 5.0 across 587 reviews, and the other two have no reviews, so their figures are self-reported only. Hourly bands cluster at $150 to $199 per hour (five studios), with five at $50 to $99 per hour; one does not publish a rate.

Studios
15
Most common minimum
$10,000eight of 15
Median Clutch rating
5.013 rated
Top country
United Stateseight of 15

Top Design Studios for Hospitality & Travel, Ranked

Studios working in Hospitality & Travel. Our editorial top 7 lead, then the rest in order of Hospitality & Travel share and review count.

  1. Bournemouth, United Kingdom

    Bournemouth full-service agency since 1997 where strategy and build lead

    Clutch
    4.8 (2)
    Minimum
    Undisclosed
    Team
    50 to 249
    Web DevelopmentDigital Strategy
  2. London, United Kingdom

    Bunnyfoot: UK usability specialists since 1999, UX/UI only, mid-market heavy, no reviews

    Clutch
    No rating
    Minimum
    $5,000+
    Team
    10 to 49
    UX/UI Design
  3. New York, United States

    Isobar's New York listing: a small media-focused shop where SEO outweighs design

    Clutch
    No rating
    Minimum
    $10,000+
    Team
    10 to 49
    SEOWeb Design
  4. New York, United States

    A high-volume web design house with a branding sideline, not a signature studio

    Clutch
    5.0 (140)
    Minimum
    $10,000+
    Team
    50 to 249
    Web DesignUX/UI Design
  5. Kyiv, Ukraine

    Pure product UX from Kyiv at low rates; no branding, no graphics, all interface

    Clutch
    4.9 (127)
    Minimum
    $10,000+
    Team
    50 to 249
    UX/UI Design
  6. Palo Alto, United States

    A Palo Alto UX consultancy since 2002, built for enterprise product work, not brand

    Clutch
    4.8 (96)
    Minimum
    $25,000+
    Team
    10 to 49
    UX/UI DesignProduct Design
  7. L'viv, Ukraine

    A Lviv product design studio with illustration and Webflow work hiding behind a UX label

    Clutch
    5.0 (55)
    Minimum
    $10,000+
    Team
    10 to 49
    UX/UI DesignWeb Design
  8. Budapest, Hungary

    A Budapest product UX practice of 50 to 249 people, enterprise-leaning, UI kits on record

    Clutch
    5.0 (41)
    Minimum
    $10,000+
    Team
    50 to 249
    UX/UI DesignCustom Software Development
  9. Washington, United States

    A Washington DC studio for complex application interfaces at $200 - $300 an hour

    Clutch
    5.0 (29)
    Minimum
    $50,000+
    Team
    10 to 49
    UX/UI DesignLow-Code Development
  10. Highland Park, United States

    A Chicago-area UX consultancy since 2009 where strategy carries as much weight as screens

    Clutch
    4.9 (27)
    Minimum
    $25,000+
    Team
    10 to 49
    Digital StrategyUX/UI Design
  11. New York, United States

    A New York web agency of scale, where design serves the build rather than leads it

    Clutch
    4.8 (20)
    Minimum
    $50,000+
    Team
    50 to 249
    Web DevelopmentWeb Design
  12. New York, United States

    Volume WordPress web shop in New York; templates and marketing, not studio craft

    Clutch
    5.0 (16)
    Minimum
    $10,000+
    Team
    10 to 49
    Web DesignE-Commerce Development
  13. Tysons, United States

    Data-visualisation and dashboard specialists with senior hands on every project

    Clutch
    5.0 (15)
    Minimum
    $25,000+
    Team
    10 to 49
    UX/UI DesignCustom Software Development
  14. Farnham, United Kingdom

    Tiny UK product and service design consultancy with a research spine and big-name credits

    Clutch
    5.0 (13)
    Minimum
    $10,000+
    Team
    2 to 9
    UX/UI DesignCustom Software Development
  15. HQ not listed on Clutch

    Subscription design and Webflow shop in Singapore; speed and volume, not authorship

    Clutch
    4.8 (6)
    Minimum
    $10,000+
    Team
    10 to 49
    UX/UI DesignLow-Code Development

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do design studios for Hospitality & Travel charge?

Published hourly rates on this page run from $25 to $49 per hour to $200 to $300 per hour, with the most common bands being five at $150 to $199 per hour, five at $50 to $99 per hour, and two at $100 to $149 per hour. One does not publish a rate. Rates are what each studio self-reports on its Clutch profile, retrieved August 24, 2026, so confirm them on a call.

What is the typical minimum project size for design studios for Hospitality & Travel?

The most common published floor is $10,000, which eight of the 15 studios list. The range runs from $5,000 to $50,000. Nine fit a budget under $25,000, and one does not disclose a minimum at all.

How big are the design studios for Hospitality & Travel on this page?

By Clutch headcount band, nine at 10 to 49, five at 50 to 249, and one at 2 to 9. None is larger than 249 people, so expect to work directly with the senior designers whose work you saw rather than through an account layer.

Where are design studios for Hospitality & Travel based?

Of the 15, eight in the United States, three in the United Kingdom, two in Ukraine, and one in Hungary. One does not list an HQ. Most studios work remotely regardless of address, so weigh time-zone overlap and studio culture more than the city.

How should you shortlist a design studio from this list?

Start with the one studio that carries both sides of the craft, at least 20% branding or graphic design and at least 20% UX/UI or product design: League Design Agency. Then check each minimum against your budget, and read the review excerpts for named identity systems, typography and interface detail rather than generic praise for communication.

Other industries

Facts per each studio’s Clutch profile, retrieved August 24, 2026. Shares are what each studio self-reports; ratings and review counts are Clutch’s. Editorial ranks come from our methodology. Editorially independent. No studio paid to be included or ranked.