Why the full form
Google Sites places embedded code in its own box, so a pop-up would stay inside that box. The full booking form is the style that fits Google Sites best. For a button, use a Google Sites button that links to your booking page.
Add the booking form
- Copy the line from InnRow: Settings → Booking page → Add booking to your own website, the line for The whole booking form in the page.
<script src="https://app.innrow.com/embed.js" data-innrow="your-property" data-mode="inline" async></script>
- In Google Sites, open the page and choose Insert → Embed.
- Open the Embed code tab, paste the line and click Next, then Insert.
- Resize the box. Drag its bottom edge down until the dates, rooms and form all show without a scroll bar.
- Click Publish. Check the published page on a phone as well.
Add a Book now button
- Copy your booking page address from InnRow (Settings → Booking page → Copy link).
- In Google Sites choose Insert → Button, type "Book now" as the name and paste the address as the link.
Good to know
- Google Sites is free and simple, and many homestays use it with a Google Business Profile. Put your booking page link on that profile too: read how to get your homestay on Google Maps.
- If you listed allowed websites in InnRow, add your sites.google.com address or your own domain.
Quick answers
Can I use a booking engine on Google Sites?
Yes. Embed InnRow's full booking form with Insert, Embed, Embed code, or link a button to your InnRow booking page.
Is it free?
The booking page and widget come with every InnRow plan, including Free for 2 rooms, with no commission.