Free Booking.com Review Widgets for Any Website

Yes. BlooTrue's free plan includes 1 Booking.com widget displaying your recent reviews with no view caps on any plan. No credit card required, no trial period. You only pay if you want to remove branding, add more widgets, or unlock full customization.

No. Booking.com offers a booking booking widget for your website, but it has no first-party embed that shows your guest REVIEWS on your own site. BlooTrue is the way to display Booking.com reviews on your website. Just paste your public Booking.com hotel URL into the BlooTrue builder and your reviews load automatically.

Paste your Booking.com hotel URL (e.g. booking.com/hotel/your-hotel) into the BlooTrue configurator, pick a widget style (slider, marquee, grid, list, masonry, badge, or compact badge), customize the theme in the BlooTrue app, publish, and paste the one-line embed code on your site. Takes about 60 seconds. Works on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, Webflow, Framer, and any HTML site.

No. BlooTrue never caps widget views on any plan, free or paid. Elfsight's free plan caps at 200 views per month and deactivates your widget when you hit the limit. BlooTrue never caps views on any plan, so your Booking.com widget keeps showing your reviews no matter how much traffic you get.

On any paid plan, your Booking.com reviews refresh automatically every 24 hours, so a new review appears on your widget within a day — no manual work. The free plan shows the reviews imported when you create your widget; upgrade to a paid plan to keep new reviews flowing in automatically.

Yes. Booking.com reviews use a native 1–5 star rating left by verified guests, and BlooTrue shows it as a real 0–5 star rating with no conversion — no percentages, no recommend score. The header rating is your hotel's actual Booking.com review average, pulled straight from your public page — never computed by averaging the cards on screen.

Yes — and that's what makes them so persuasive. Booking.com only lets guests review a hotel after they've honored a booking booked through Booking.com, so every review on your widget comes from someone who verifiably ate at your hotel. No drive-by one-star reviews from people who never walked in — a trust signal Google and Facebook can't match.

BlooTrue offers 7 Booking.com widget styles: Slider (rotating card), Marquee (auto-scrolling row), Grid (multi-column), List (vertical stack), Masonry (Pinterest-style), Badge (large rating card), and Compact Badge (inline pill). All styles support light and dark themes, custom accent colors, and toggles for reviewer names, dates, text, and profile images.

Yes. BlooTrue's All-in-One widget displays reviews from Google, Facebook, Yelp, Tripadvisor, and Booking.com in a single unified widget, with each review attributed to its source. Perfect for hotels that collect reviews on multiple platforms and want a single widget on their site.

No. The widget loads asynchronously after your page content, so it never blocks rendering. The script is under 20KB and reviews are served from a CDN cache. Typical load time impact is under 50 milliseconds.

Booking.com keeps guest reviews on its own marketplace to drive bookings through its network — its website widget only takes bookings, it doesn't show your reviews.

Reviews only appear if your Booking.com hotel page is public and has guest reviews. A brand-new listing with zero reviews has nothing to import yet — the widget will populate as soon as your first verified-guest review lands. Once your page has reviews, paste its URL and BlooTrue fetches them automatically.

The widget syncs from Booking.com every 24 hours. If a review is removed (the guest deleted it or Booking.com removed it for violating its review guidelines), it disappears from your widget on the next sync. You don't need to do anything — BlooTrue follows Booking.com's public source of truth and never caches removed content.

Yes. Create one widget per Booking.com hotel page — each location has its own page with its own reviews. With BlooTrue's paid plans you can create multiple Booking.com widgets and place each location's widget on the matching location page of your site.

Yes — on every plan, free included. Because Booking.com reviews carry real star ratings, the configurator's Minimum Rating setting works natively: widgets never show 1–3 star reviews, and you pick 5★ only or 4★ and up. We don't recommend hiding every critical review permanently — a perfectly 5★ widget reads as filtered to most visitors.