Accessibility Listing Management · Independent Boutique Hotels

Guests can't book accessible rooms they can't find.

We audit how your accessibility information appears across Booking.com, Expedia, Google, and your website — and show you exactly what guests are missing.

9 of 10

boutique hotel listings in our first market audit had no physical accessibility information on Booking.com

4 platforms

reviewed per property — website, Booking.com, Expedia, and Google Business Profile — in every audit

Independent

boutique hotel focus only — not chains, not enterprise groups, not compliance vendors

Sample Audit Finding

A named accessible room. No one could find it.

A boutique hotel had a dedicated accessible cottage — private entrance, low counters, large shower, accessible parking. It was named, described on their website, and genuinely useful to guests with mobility needs. Their Booking.com listing showed no accessibility attributes at all.

Before — Booking.com listing as guests see it
booking.com
Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible room
Roll-in shower or shower chair
Grab bars in bathroom
Accessible parking
No accessibility information provided by this property.

Guests filtering for accessible rooms will not see this property. The accessible cottage exists — it simply does not appear in the listing.

After — Corrected listing
booking.com
Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible room available
Walk-in shower with grab bars
Grab bars in bathroom
Accessible parking (private)
Single-story accessible cottage

The property now appears in accessible room filter searches. Guests with mobility needs can book with confidence — without calling first.

This is a typical finding. The accessible room already existed. The audit didn't require any physical changes to the property — only a correction to the Booking.com listing. The same discrepancy was also present on Expedia and Google Business Profile. All three were resolved using the correction checklist delivered with the audit.

How It Works

01

We Audit Your Listings

We review all four platforms as a guest would. No account access needed. We document what's visible, what's absent, and where information is inconsistent across platforms.

02

You Get a Correction Checklist

A clean, prioritized report organized by platform — written for property owners, not technical teams. Each item is specific and actionable.

03

We Monitor Monthly

Optional. Booking platforms reset attributes without notice. We check every month and flag anything that has drifted — you receive a one-page report on the 1st.

"This is not a compliance audit. It is an operational review of how accessible room and amenity information is presented to guests researching whether they can stay at your property."

We review guest-facing listing information and make sure it is accurate, specific, and consistent across the platforms where guests are making booking decisions. No legal advice. No facility inspection. No software to install.

What We Review

Four platforms. One review.

Guests cross-reference multiple platforms before booking. Your accessibility information needs to be consistent and findable across all of them — not just on your own website.

Your Website

Is accessibility information visible, specific, and easy to locate? Does your accessible room have a description guests can act on before calling?

Booking.com

Are your accessible room attributes populated and accurate? Does your listing surface when guests filter for accessible properties?

Expedia

Does your amenity listing include accessibility details? Is the information consistent with what appears on your other platforms?

Google Business Profile

Are your accessibility attributes active? Guests filtering Google Maps for accessible properties need to be able to find you in those results.

Services

Two ways to work with RoomMap.

One-Time

Accessibility Asset Audit

A complete picture of what guests can — and can't — find about your property across every major booking platform.

  • Full review of website accessibility content
  • Booking.com accessible room and attribute audit
  • Expedia amenity and room description review
  • Google Business Profile accessibility attribute check
  • Cross-platform consistency review
  • Prioritized correction checklist, organized by platform
  • 15-minute debrief call included

Monthly

Listing Management

Booking platforms change constantly. Attributes disappear, room descriptions drift, and inconsistencies appear between systems — without any notice to the property.

  • Monthly four-platform status review
  • Drift and attribute change detection
  • Cross-platform consistency check
  • Competitor accessibility snapshot (2–3 nearby properties)
  • Three prioritized correction recommendations
  • Open items tracker from prior months
  • One-page report delivered on the 1st

Not sure what your listings currently show? We'll pull together a quick review before you commit to anything.

Get a Free Listing Review

Who We Work With

Built for independent boutique properties.

RoomMap works with independent boutique hotels, inns, and lodges — properties with character, loyal guests, and owners who care about the experience from the first search through checkout.

We focus on properties where the owner is involved in daily operations and where guest experience decisions are made locally, not by a corporate team.

  • 10 to 75 rooms
  • Independent ownership
  • $150+ per night average rate
  • Destination or travel-oriented location
  • Invested in the guest experience

Who This Isn't For

A few things we don't do.

RoomMap is a focused service. Understanding what we're not helps clarify what we are.

Large Hotel Chains

Chain properties have corporate accessibility teams and standardized processes. We work exclusively with independent operators.

Legal Compliance Audits

We don't evaluate physical facilities, provide legal advice, or certify compliance. That work requires attorneys and certified inspectors — not us.

Website Accessibility Overlays

We don't install plugins or modify your website. We focus on the booking platform listings where guests are actually making decisions.

Enterprise Resort Groups

Our process is designed for owner-operated properties. Multi-property resort groups have operational structures that don't fit our model.

Why It Matters

Guests who need this information make decisions based on it.

01

Research-First Guests

Guests with mobility considerations do more research before booking — not less. When the information they need isn't there, they don't call to ask. They move to a property that answers the question.

02

Platform Drift Is Real

Booking.com and Expedia periodically update their platform structure and property attributes can reset without notice. What was accurate last quarter may not be showing correctly today.

03

Consistency Builds Confidence

Guests often check multiple platforms before booking. When accessibility information differs between your website, Booking.com, and Google, the inconsistency works against the reservation.

Get Started

Get a free listing review.

Send us your property website and we'll take a look at how your accessibility information is showing across all four platforms — at no cost, before you commit to anything.

Or reach out directly:
mike@roommap.co

Common Questions

FAQ

No. RoomMap does not provide legal advice, certify rooms, or evaluate physical facilities. We review the guest-facing accessibility information on your booking platforms — exactly as a guest searching for an accessible room would see it. Our work is operational, not legal.
No. We audit your listings from the public-facing side of each platform — no account access required. The correction checklist we deliver tells you exactly where to make each change in your own accounts.
The audit is still useful. We document what guests can and can't determine from your listings across all four platforms. We can also identify which of your existing rooms has the most accessible features — even without a formal designation — and recommend how to describe it accurately for guests who need to make an informed booking decision.
Website plugins and accessibility overlays affect your website only — they help screen readers navigate your pages. They don't change what Booking.com, Expedia, or Google display about your property. Those platforms maintain their own independent databases. We focus on all four platforms and specifically on the physical room and amenity information guests need to make a booking decision.
Booking.com and Expedia run regular platform updates, and property accessibility attributes can reset without notice — meaning information that was accurate after your audit may no longer be showing correctly a few months later. The monthly service catches that drift before a guest encounters it. It also tracks what nearby comparable properties are updating, so you stay current with the market.
Yes, anytime with 30 days' notice. No long-term commitment required. Most clients start with the one-time audit and add monthly management after delivery — but there's no obligation.