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Free Booking.com Review Widgets for Showit

Embed Booking.com reviews anywhere on your Showit canvas in 60 seconds — drag an Embed Code widget, paste, Publish. Booking.com's official widget only books tables and Showit has no plugin store; BlooTrue is the only free path to showing your verified-guest reviews.

Key facts: 60-second install on Showit · shows the reviews Booking.com's own widget hides · drag-anywhere Embed Code widget placement · desktop + mobile canvas both supported · no Booking.com API access required · real 1–5 stars from verified guests

Last updated September 25, 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 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 Showit? All review widgets for Showit

Why Use BlooTrue for Booking.com on Showit?

The only free way to put Booking.com reviews on a Showit design — Booking.com's widget only books tables, and Showit has no plugin store.

Shows What Booking.com's Widget Won't

Booking.com's official website widget only takes bookings — it never displays your reviews. BlooTrue is the free, paste-and-go complement — it pulls reviews from your public Booking.com hotel page automatically.

Verified Guests Only

Every Booking.com review comes from someone who booked through Booking.com and honored the booking — no drive-by reviews from people who never ate there. That verified badge is exactly what convinces a guest to book a room.

Drag-Anywhere Placement

Showit's Embed Code widget goes wherever your design needs it, on both the desktop and mobile canvases. Pixel-level control, no layout grid fighting you.

No Booking.com API Access Required

Works with any public Booking.com hotel page. No partner integration, no API quotas, no hotel-level claim required.

How Do I Install BlooTrue Booking.com on Showit?

Takes less than a minute. One Embed Code widget, placed on both canvases, then Publish.

Add an Embed Code Widget to the Canvas

Open your page in the Showit design app and add an Embed Code widget. Drag it anywhere on the desktop canvas — beside your booking link, under the hero, on the menu page.

The Embed Code widget is built into every Showit plan.

Paste the Booking.com Embed Code into the Widget Settings

With the Embed Code widget selected, open its settings panel and paste the BlooTrue Booking.com embed code you copied above. The widget shows as a placeholder box in the design app — that's expected (see step 4).

Place It on the Mobile Canvas Too

Showit designs desktop and mobile canvases separately. Switch to the mobile view and position the Embed Code widget there as well so phone visitors see your Booking.com reviews.

Same embed code on both — the widget adapts to each canvas width.

Publish — and Check the Live Site, Not the Preview

Click Publish. Showit's in-app preview does not run third-party scripts, so the widget will not render there. Open the live published URL — your Booking.com reviews appear on it.

Reviews auto-sync from Booking.com every 24 hours.

How BlooTrue Compares to Other Booking.com-on-Showit Options

Booking.com's widget only books tables. Showit has no plugin store. Here are the only paths.

Option	BlooTrue	Booking.com official	Static screenshots
Displays Booking.com reviews on your site		Bookings only	Images only
Auto-sync new Booking.com reviews		—	—
No Booking.com API access needed		—
Desktop + mobile canvas placement		—
No design-app rework when reviews change		—	—
Clickable, accessible review text		—	—
SEO rich snippets (JSON-LD)		—	—
Pricing for full features	$9/mo	N/A	Your time

Booking.com Review Widget for Showit — Free, the Only Free Path

BlooTrue's Booking.com Review Widget for Showit is a free, no-code embed that displays your Booking.com reviews anywhere on a Showit canvas. There's a double gap to bridge: Booking.com's official website widget only takes bookings — it never displays your reviews — and Showit has no plugin marketplace at all, so there's no app route either. BlooTrue fills both gaps through Showit's built-in Embed Code widget: drag it onto the desktop canvas, paste the snippet into the widget settings, place it again on the separate mobile canvas, and Publish. Note the Showit quirk: the in-app preview does not run third-party scripts, so the widget renders on the live published site only. Every Booking.com review is written by a verified guest — someone who booked through Booking.com and honored the booking — and the widget header shows your real 1–5 star average exactly as it appears on Booking.com, no conversion. That makes it a natural fit for the design-led hotels, guesthouses, inns, and resorts that build on Showit. 100+ widget styles, light and dark themes, free custom color picker. On paid plans, schema.org Review + AggregateRating JSON-LD is added to the page where the embed runs inline rather than inside an iframe, so search engines and AI assistants can read the reviews as structured data. Google does not show review stars for reviews a business shows about itself, so the gain is readability, not stars.

Why doesn't Booking.com's own widget show reviews?

Booking.com's official website widget is built to do one thing: take bookings. It never displays the reviews your verified guests leave — those stay on Booking.com's own pages, where competing hotels are one tap away. For Showit sites the gap is even wider — Showit has no plugin marketplace, so there is no app to install in the first place. Third-party widgets like BlooTrue are the canonical way to surface Booking.com reviews on a Showit site.

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 Showit?

Yes. BlooTrue is completely free for Showit. No plugin, no recurring fee, unlimited widget views, works on every Showit plan. The free plan shows your Booking.com reviews with BlooTrue branding in the footer.

Doesn't Booking.com already offer a widget for Showit?

Booking.com's official website widget only takes bookings — it does not display your reviews. Showit also has no plugin marketplace, so there's no app route either. BlooTrue fills the gap with a free review embed pasted into Showit's built-in Embed Code widget, so guests can read your verified reviews and then book.

Do I need Booking.com API access or a partner integration?

No. BlooTrue works with any public Booking.com hotel page — no API access, no partner integration, no hotel-level claim required. Just paste your booking.com/hotel/your-hotel URL into the BlooTrue builder.

Why don't my Booking.com reviews show in the Showit preview?

Showit's in-app preview doesn't execute third-party scripts — by design. The Embed Code widget shows as a placeholder box inside the design app and preview. Publish your site and open the live URL: the Booking.com reviews render there. This applies to every script-based embed on Showit, not just BlooTrue.

Do I place the Booking.com widget twice for desktop and mobile?

Yes. Showit designs the desktop and mobile canvases independently. Add the Embed Code widget on the desktop canvas, then switch to the mobile view and position it there too. Same embed code in both — the widget sizes itself to each canvas automatically.

Which Showit hotels benefit most from a Booking.com widget?

Design-forward hotels — boutique hotels, boutique inns, guesthouses, resorts, and hotel groups that chose Showit for its designed look. Every Booking.com review comes from a verified guest who honored a booking, and surfacing those reviews next to your booking link keeps guests from leaving your site to check you on Booking.com.

Will the widget slow down my Showit site?

No. The widget loads asynchronously after your page content. The script is under 20KB and reviews are served from a CDN cache. Typical impact on Largest Contentful Paint is under 50ms — well within Core Web Vitals thresholds, even on image-heavy menu and gallery pages.