Virtual Tour Space Navigation for Google Street View and Matterport Tours
One click to every space, on your own website.
Your virtual tour already helps people find you and trust you. Virtual Tour Space Navigation takes it further: branded buttons that take visitors straight to each room, floor or building, in your colours and fonts. From £49, with no monthly fee, as an add-on to the Google Street View and Matterport tours we create. Get a quote for Space Navigation.
Try It: Move Between the Spaces of a Hotel in One Click
Choose an area below and the Google Street View tour opens right there. Look around, keep walking, then jump to the next space whenever you like.
This hotel example shows Virtual Tour Space Navigation on a Google Street View tour. See a restaurant with four dining spaces in our Paladar London case study.
Where a Standard Virtual Tour Stops
🚪 One door in
Every tour opens at a single starting point. To reach the conference room, the spa or the garden, visitors must find their own way.
➡️ Arrows and guesswork
Visitors follow arrows and wonder which way leads to the space they came for. Many give up before they reach it.
🪟 Everyone’s tour looks the same
On your website, a plain Google or Matterport embed looks like every other business’s tour. It shows your space, but not your brand.
What Virtual Tour Space Navigation Adds
Space Navigation sits above your tour on your own website. Every button is a shortcut into the same connected tour, so visitors arrive where they want to be and keep exploring from there.
🎯 One click to every space
Clear buttons take visitors straight to each room, floor, building or facility. They see what matters to them first, then explore the rest.
🎨 Designed in your brand
Buttons use your colours, fonts and style, so the tour feels part of your website rather than a borrowed window.
🏷️ Labels in your own words
Buttons say what guests look for: “Private Dining Room for 10”, “Rooftop Terrace”, “Unit 4”, “Lecture Theatre 2”.
🚶 Still a natural walk through
Buttons are shortcuts, not separate pictures. From any space, visitors keep walking through the connected tour.
🔗 A direct link to every space
Each space has its own link. Your team can answer an enquiry with the exact room, instead of a long description or one photograph.
🔁 Works on Google Street View and Matterport
On a Google Street View tour the buttons open each space on Google Maps imagery. On a Matterport tour they open each space inside the 3D walkthrough.
The Same Navigation on a Matterport Tour
Matterport tours work the same way. Choose a unit, land there, and continue through the 3D walkthrough at your own pace.
This example covers a 200,000 sq ft logistics park. Read the full Logicor Park Dartford case study.
One Link Can Answer an Enquiry
🍽️ The guest asks
A guest asks a restaurant for a quiet table for ten, in a separate room for privacy. Describing the room by phone or email leaves space for doubt.
🔗 The team sends one link
No long description, no photo attachments. One link opens the private dining room exactly as a guest would see it, on the restaurant’s own website.
👀 The guest sees and decides
The guest looks around, checks the seating and shares the link with the group. The question is answered before anyone picks up the phone.
The Numbers Behind Virtual Tours
📊 Twice the interest
Listings with photos and a virtual tour are twice as likely to generate interest, according to research for Google with 1,201 people. Source: Google, The Power of Maps Listings.
🗺️ Maps lead to visits
People use mapping products 44% of the time when searching for businesses, and 41% of these place searches end in a visit, says the same Google research.
🔎 Research before every choice
97% of consumers read reviews when choosing a local business, and 45% now use AI tools for local recommendations. Source: BrightLocal Local Consumer Review Survey 2026.
🖱️ Engaged visitors enquire more
Across 47 hospitality tours, visitors who clicked through more than five points per session lifted direct booking enquiries by 38% in 90 days. Source: Gecko Digital, 2026.
Where Virtual Tour Space Navigation Works Best
Any venue with more than one important space. For turn by turn directions across a large site, see our Immersive Wayfinding service.
🏨 Hotels and event venues
Take guests straight to bedrooms, restaurants, meeting rooms and event spaces. See our hotel and hospitality work.
🍽️ Restaurants with several dining spaces
Show the main room, private dining and terraces as separate choices, as we did for Paladar in London.
🎓 Universities and campuses
Give prospective students quick access to departments, lecture halls, libraries and accommodation.
🏥 Hospitals and healthcare sites
Help patients find entrances, departments and waiting areas, as in our London private hospital tour.
🏭 Industrial and logistics parks
Take prospective occupiers straight to units, yards and offices, as at Logicor Park Dartford. Read about large scale virtual tours.
🛍️ Retail, showrooms and attractions
Let visitors jump to departments, galleries or showroom areas. See our retail and showroom work.
Strategic Partners, Not Only Photographers
👂 We plan around your visitors
Before any shoot, we learn who your visitors are, what they ask before booking and which spaces win you business. Then we plan the viewpoints and the route through your space.
📷 Experienced photographers since 2014
Our Street View photography has been viewed hundreds of millions of times on Google Maps. We were Google Street View Trusted Photographers for over a decade, until Google retired the programme.
🛠️ Support after delivery
If something goes wrong with a tour we manage, we deal with Google, Matterport or anyone else involved. Read what clients say in our customer reviews.
What It Costs and How It Is Added to Your Website
Virtual Tour Space Navigation starts from £49 as a one off add-on to a tour we create. The navigation itself has no monthly fee. Very large sites with many spaces or several buildings cost more. Get a quote for Space Navigation.
1️⃣ We prepare each shortcut
We choose and test the best starting view for every area, so each button opens in the right place.
🎨 We style it to your brand
We match colours, fonts, shapes and labels to your website, on desktop, tablet and mobile.
💻 You add one block of code
You or your web team paste one short block into the page. Our guide to embedding a Google virtual tour shows how.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Virtual Tour Space Navigation?
Virtual Tour Space Navigation is a row of branded buttons above a Google Street View or Matterport virtual tour on your website. The buttons use your colours and fonts and carry your own names for each space, such as “Chef’s Table” or “Unit A3”. One click takes a visitor straight to the place they are interested in, and from there they can keep walking through the whole tour. It is an add-on to tours created by 360 View.
How does Space Navigation make a large property faster to explore?
In a standard tour, reaching the far side of a property means walking the whole route: down long corridors, through hallways, across a yard to the next building. With Space Navigation, a visitor clicks the space they want and lands there in one step. They focus on what matters to them, see more in less time, and still have the full tour to explore if they want the complete walk through.
How much does Virtual Tour Space Navigation cost?
It starts from £49 as a one off add-on to a 360 View virtual tour. Very large sites with many spaces or several buildings cost more. The navigation itself has no monthly fee: it runs on your own website. A Google Street View tour is hosted by Google at no cost. A Matterport tour has its own hosting plan, shown on our Matterport virtual tours page.
Can I add Space Navigation to a tour made by another company?
No. 360 View builds Space Navigation for the Google Street View and Matterport tours it creates, because every shortcut depends on how the tour was planned and captured. If you have an existing tour, ask us about a new tour with navigation included.
Does Space Navigation work with Matterport as well as Google Street View?
Yes. For a Google Street View tour, the buttons open the chosen spaces on Google Maps imagery. For a Matterport tour, they open the chosen spaces inside the 3D walkthrough.
Will Space Navigation change my tour on Google Maps or Matterport?
No. Your tour stays exactly as it is where it is published. Space Navigation is an extra way to explore the same tour from your own website.
Can the navigation match my website design?
Yes. 360 View styles the buttons in your brand colours, fonts and shapes, with labels in your own words, and adapts the layout for desktop, tablet and mobile screens.
Can I send a customer a link to one specific room?
Yes. Every space in the tour has its own link, so your team can answer an enquiry with the exact room, such as a private dining room or a meeting room.
Can the buttons open separate buildings or tours?
Yes. A button can open another area of the same tour or a separate tour for another building, floor or location. Visitors still experience everything in one place on your website.
Can the buttons be changed later?
Yes. Buttons can be added, removed, renamed or reordered when your spaces, availability or priorities change.
Show Every Space of Your Venue in One Click
Tell us about your space, the areas people ask about most and what you want your virtual tour to achieve. We will recommend the clearest way to present it, on Google Maps or Matterport and on your website.
Tell Us About Your Space