Free tool

Free hotel review reply generator

Hotel replies fail when they read as corporate. This preset defaults to a first-person voice from a named GM and always references the specific room or stay detail if the reviewer gave one.

Tone: professionalLength: mediumIndustry: hotel

Free — no card, no sign-up.

Quick rules

  • Sign from a named GM or owner, not "the management team".
  • If they named a room, reference it — it shows you read the review.
  • Offer one specific fix: a complimentary breakfast, a room upgrade on next stay.

Example drafts

Room complaint

Review

"Room 214 had thin walls."

Reply

"Hi Sam — 214 is on the street side and does carry more noise than the rear rooms. Email hello@ourhotel.com with your next stay and I'll flag your file for the quieter wing. — Ellie, GM"

5-star

Review

"Room 402 has a view worth booking on its own."

Reply

"Cheers Alex — 402 is my favourite too. I've flagged your file for it next stay. — Sam, GM"

Breakfast complaint

Review

"Breakfast was underwhelming."

Reply

"Hi Priya — new breakfast supplier landed in May and I'd like your read on it. Email hello@ourhotel.com and I'll add a complimentary breakfast to your next stay. — Sam"

FAQ

Should I reply on Google or on booking sites?
Both. Google reviews influence local pack ranking; booking-site reviews influence conversion. Same reply framework, different platforms.
How do I handle a review that names a specific staff member?
Positively — pass it along publicly and privately. Negatively — never name-defend or name-blame in public; move it offline.

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