Booking.com messages for hotels: every guest answered from one inbox
Guests booked through Booking.com write about late arrivals, parking and cots before they travel. chatlyn brings those messages into the inbox your team already uses for WhatsApp, email and your website chat. The AI answers in plain text from your hotel’s own knowledge, and the reply arrives in the guest’s Booking.com thread.
- Guest messages and self-service requests
- New Booking.com inboxes come with the AI on
- Authorised in your extranet, no passwords shared
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From a Booking.com message to a managed conversation
chatlyn becomes your property’s messaging provider on Booking.com. You authorise it once in the extranet, and every message arrives in chatlyn from then on.
Booking.com connects one messaging provider per property, and one connection can serve several of your properties.
Booking.com messages next to every other channel
Booking.com sits in the same inbox as WhatsApp, email, your website chat, Messenger and Instagram. Your team answers from chatlyn, and the guest reads the reply in the Booking.com app or website, where they wrote.
Booking.com conversations have their own response-time targets, so the queue shows who has waited longest. Give each one an owner and add labels and private notes. More on the guest messaging software.
The AI answers Booking.com guests, your team keeps judgement
New Booking.com inboxes come with the AI on. It answers free-text questions about arrival times, parking, breakfast or the spa from your hotel’s own knowledge, in the guest’s language and your hotel’s tone.
Booking.com keeps messages to plain text, so the AI writes directions and times in plain words. When a guest needs a person, the AI hands the conversation over with everything said so far, translated for your team. It is the same AI as the hotel chatbot on WhatsApp and your website.
Self-service requests become conversations your team acts on
When a guest asks through Booking.com for a different check-in time, new dates, parking, an extra bed or a cot, or a cancellation, the request arrives in chatlyn as a conversation. Your team replies from there, with the reservation shown above the thread: dates, room, status and the guest’s language.
Photos travel both ways: guests can send a picture, and your team can reply with JPEG or PNG images up to 10 MB.
Guests write in their language, your team reads in yours
Booking.com brings guests from everywhere. The AI answers in the language the guest writes in, and when your team replies, messages are translated both ways with one click.
Your reception answers a guest from Prague or Seoul as easily as one from Vienna, and the guest reads every reply in their own language.
The widget switches language with the guest
Booking.com integration at a glance
What connects, how, and what your team can do.
- Connection
- Booking.com Messaging API, with chatlyn as your property’s messaging provider
- Set up by
- chatlyn creates the inbox, you authorise chatlyn in the Booking.com extranet; no passwords shared
- Properties
- One messaging provider per property; one connection can serve several properties
- What arrives
- Guest messages, self-service requests, request-to-book events and Booking.com’s automatic messages
- AI
- On for new Booking.com inboxes; answers free-text guest messages in plain text
- Replies
- Plain text in the guest’s Booking.com thread, JPEG or PNG images up to 10 MB
- Reservation
- Dates, room, status and guest language beside the chat
- Inbox tools
- One owner per conversation, labels, private notes, translation, response-time targets
Questions about the Booking.com integration.
Ask our team for a Booking.com inbox. You then enter your Booking.com property ID on the connection page we send you, sign in to the Booking.com extranet and approve chatlyn as your property’s messaging provider. Our team confirms the request and finishes the setup. Your Booking.com password stays with you.
Yes. New Booking.com inboxes come with the AI on. It answers free-text guest messages in plain text, from your hotel’s knowledge and in the guest’s language, and hands anything personal to your team.
In their Booking.com message thread, in the app or on the website, exactly where they wrote to you. For the guest nothing changes; your team simply works from chatlyn.
Guest messages, self-service requests (check-in and checkout times, date changes, parking, extra beds or cots, cancellations), request-to-book events and Booking.com’s own automatic messages about the reservation. Each conversation carries the booking reference.
Booking.com removes links, phone numbers and email addresses from messages and shows plain text only, so write directions and times in plain words. The AI already replies this way. For a document or a booking link, continue the conversation on WhatsApp or email.
Yes. Images travel both ways: your team can send JPEG or PNG images up to 10 MB each, and photos guests send arrive in the conversation.
Booking.com conversations start with the guest, and your team replies in that thread. To reach guests first, use WhatsApp templates or email from the same inbox.
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