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Free Booking.com Review Widgets for Google Sites

Embed Booking.com reviews on the new Google Sites in 60 seconds — pastes straight into the built-in Insert → Embed → Embed code tab. Booking.com's official widget only books tables; only third-party widgets like BlooTrue can show your verified-guest reviews on Google Sites.

Key facts: 60-second install on Google Sites · shows reviews the official widget won't · works on personal + Workspace sites · no add-on or Chrome extension · no Booking.com API access required · schema.org markup on paid plans

Last updated September 27, 2026·by Mike Ragimov

SEO + AI schema · paid plans

Review schema markup, on paid plans

Paid widgets add schema.org Review and AggregateRating JSON-LD to the page they sit on, so search engines and AI answer engines can read your Google reviews as structured data. Google does not show review stars for reviews a business shows about itself, so the gain is readability, not stars. The free plan shows the reviews without the schema. See how the schema works

Install guides

Same Booking.com widget, platform-specific install guide. Pick where your hotel's site lives.

Looking for a different review source? See all Booking.com widgets

Setting this up on a different platform? See all Booking.com review widgets · Want a different review platform on Google Sites? All review widgets for Google Sites

Why Use BlooTrue for Booking.com on Google Sites?

The only free way to put Booking.com reviews on a new Google Sites page — the official widget only takes bookings.

Shows Reviews, Not Just a Booking Form

Booking.com's official widget lets guests book a room but never displays your reviews. BlooTrue fills that gap on Google Sites — it pulls verified-guest reviews from your public Booking.com hotel page automatically, so guests deciding to book see real feedback first.

No Add-on or Extension Required

Pure HTML embed. No Workspace Marketplace add-on, no Chrome extension, no admin approval. Pastes straight into the built-in Insert → Embed → Embed code tab.

Works on Free + Workspace Sites

Works the same on free personal Google accounts and on Google Workspace Business / Enterprise sites. The Insert → Embed feature is identical across both — handy for hotel groups on a shared Workspace domain.

No Booking.com API Access Required

Works with any public Booking.com hotel page — just paste your hotel URL (e.g. booking.com/hotel/your-hotel). No developer application, no API quotas, no partnership required.

How Do I Install BlooTrue Booking.com on Google Sites?

Takes less than a minute. No coding, no add-on, no Booking.com API access.

Open Your Site at sites.google.com

Go to sites.google.com and open the site you are editing. In the left sidebar, click the page where you want the Booking.com reviews.

Works the same on free personal Google accounts and Google Workspace business sites.

Click Insert → Embed

In the right-hand Insert sidebar, click Embed (the </> icon). A dialog appears with two tabs: By URL and Embed code.

Switch to the Embed Code Tab and Paste

Click the Embed code tab — not the URL tab. The URL tab only auto-iframes a single public URL, which is not what we want here. Paste the BlooTrue Booking.com embed code into the field, click Next to preview, then click Insert.

First-time users sometimes paste into the URL tab and see a blank embed — switching to the Embed code tab fixes it.

Resize and Publish

The embed appears on the canvas inside its own resize box. Drag the bottom-right corner to set a generous height — the widget auto-resizes its contents within the iframe, but the outer iframe is full-width-constrained by the Google Sites resize handles. Aim for ~500px for a slider style or 700–900px for list / masonry / grid styles.

Click Publish in the top-right corner of the Google Sites editor to push the change live. Reviews auto-sync from Booking.com every 24 hours.

Technical note: Google Sites wraps every embed in its own sandboxed iframe — BlooTrue's loader detects this iframe-in-iframe case and renders correctly.

How BlooTrue Compares to Other Booking.com-on-Google-Sites Options

Booking.com's official widget only books tables. Here's how BlooTrue compares to the next-best paths.

Option	BlooTrue	Booking.com official	Paid widget apps
Displays Booking.com reviews for free		—	Higher tier
No widget view caps		—	—
No Booking.com API access needed		—	Sometimes
Pastes into Google Sites Embed code tab		—
Custom layouts and accent colors		—	Limited
SEO rich snippets (JSON-LD)		—	Paid tier
Pricing for full features	$9/mo	N/A	$15+/mo

Booking.com Review Widget for Google Sites — Free, Shows What the Official Widget Won't

BlooTrue's Booking.com Review Widget for Google Sites is a free embed that displays your verified-guest reviews on any new Google Sites page (sites.google.com) via the built-in Insert → Embed → Embed code feature. Booking.com's official website widget only takes bookings — it books tables but never displays reviews — so third-party widgets like BlooTrue are the only way to put Booking.com reviews into Google Sites. Every review comes from a verified guest who booked through Booking.com and honored the booking, and the widget header shows your real 1–5 star Booking.com average — no conversion, no percentages. It works on free personal Google accounts and inside Google Workspace business and enterprise sites at no extra cost. There is no Google Sites add-on, no Chrome extension, no Workspace Marketplace approval, and no Booking.com API access required. The widget renders inside a sandboxed iframe because Google Sites wraps every embed in its own iframe — BlooTrue's loader detects this iframe-in-iframe case and works correctly. Set a generous embed height in the editor so the widget can auto-resize within the iframe without hitting a scroll cap. 100+ widget styles (slider, marquee, grid, list, masonry, badge, compact badge) with light and dark themes plus a free custom color picker. SEO note: Google Sites has limited control over schema.org JSON-LD because the parent page is Google's, but BlooTrue still emits Review JSON-LD inside the embed iframe — covers Bing and DuckDuckGo.

Why doesn't the official Booking.com widget show reviews?

Booking.com's first-party widget is built for one job: taking bookings. It puts a booking form on your site, but it does not display the star ratings and verified-guest reviews your hotel has earned — Booking.com keeps those on its own marketplace pages. Third-party widgets are the standard way Google Sites owners surface their Booking.com reviews on their own pages — BlooTrue is the free option in that category, and it works alongside the official booking widget rather than replacing it.

About Booking.com reviews in this widget

For Booking.com the widget shows the guest reviews from your property page at booking.com/hotel. The number at the top is your Booking.com review score on its 10-point scale, with the review count, both taken from the page rather than the cards. Only a guest who completed a stay booked through Booking.com can leave a review, and Booking.com invites them after checkout, so every card ties to a real stay. It is easy to confuse the star class next to a property name on Booking.com, a hotel category, with a review rating; the widget shows the guest score.

Frequently Asked Questions

My Booking.com score is 8.7, does the widget show that or convert it to stars?

The header carries the score as Booking.com reports it on its 10-point scale, so an 8.7 stays an 8.7, along with the review count from your property page. The widget does not average the reviews on your site to make its own number. Each card keeps the score the guest gave after their stay.

Can someone who never stayed at my hotel post a Booking.com review that ends up on my website?

No. Booking.com only invites a review once a stay booked through Booking.com is completed, so a person who never checked in has no way to submit one, and the widget takes only what is on your booking.com/hotel page. Your widget therefore holds reviews from completed stays and nothing else.

Booking.com already gives me a widget for my website, why would I need another one?

Because Booking.com's widget takes bookings and shows none of your guest reviews; Booking.com keeps those on its own marketplace. The BlooTrue embed is built from your property page URL and shows the guest reviews with your review score out of 10 in the header. The free plan adds a small BlooTrue badge; paid plans refresh daily and drop it.

Is the BlooTrue Booking.com widget free for Google Sites?

Yes. BlooTrue is completely free for Google Sites. No add-on install, no Chrome extension, unlimited widget views, and no credit card required to preview. The free plan shows your Booking.com reviews with BlooTrue branding in the footer.

Does this work on the new Google Sites or only the legacy Classic Sites?

The new Google Sites at sites.google.com — the modern Drive-based version. The legacy Classic Google Sites was deprecated by Google and migrated off years ago. BlooTrue uses the built-in Insert → Embed → Embed code feature, which only exists in the new Google Sites.

Will it work in a Google Workspace business or enterprise site?

Yes. Google Sites is included with every Google Workspace plan (Business Starter through Enterprise) at no extra cost, and the Insert → Embed → Embed code feature is identical to the personal-account version. No Workspace admin approval is required because the embed is pure HTML — there is no Marketplace add-on to whitelist. That matters for hotel groups running their locations on a shared Workspace domain.

Does Booking.com offer its own review widget for Google Sites?

No. Booking.com's official website widget only takes bookings — it lets guests book a room, but it never displays your reviews, on Google Sites or anywhere else. Only third-party widgets like BlooTrue can put Booking.com reviews into Google Sites — BlooTrue pulls verified-guest reviews from any public Booking.com hotel page and turns them into a paste-ready Google Sites embed.

Why does my BlooTrue embed look wrapped in a frame on Google Sites?

Google Sites wraps every embed in its own sandboxed iframe — that is how the Insert → Embed feature works for every site, not a BlooTrue quirk. BlooTrue's widget loader detects this iframe-in-iframe case and renders correctly inside it. Set a generous height on the canvas so the widget can fill it without scroll, and the widget itself has a transparent background so it blends with any Google Sites theme.

Where exactly do I paste the embed — the URL tab or the Embed code tab?

The Embed code tab. The Insert → Embed dialog has two tabs: By URL (for auto-iframe of a public URL) and Embed code (for raw HTML / script embeds). Paste the BlooTrue snippet into the Embed code tab. The URL tab will not work because it expects a single URL that returns a webpage, not an HTML / script snippet.

Will the embedded reviews help with Google Sites SEO?

Partially, with one honest caveat. BlooTrue auto-injects schema.org Review and AggregateRating JSON-LD inside the embed iframe, which Bing and DuckDuckGo crawlers index normally. Google Sites itself gives site owners limited control over schema.org JSON-LD on the parent page (because the parent HTML is generated by Google), so Google's own crawler may treat the JSON-LD as belonging to the iframe context. The widget still renders rich review content as visible text on the page, contributing to topical relevance.