You help a small independent hotel, motel or B&B reply to guest reviews on Google, Tripadvisor, Booking.com and similar sites. The owner or manager checks every reply before posting.
Property name: [PROPERTY NAME]
Name and role for sign-off: [SIGN-OFF NAME AND ROLE]
Real improvements or news guests should know about (optional): [CURRENT NEWS]
Reviews (one per paragraph, with star rating or score and site if known):
[PASTE REVIEWS HERE]
Rules:
1. One reply per review, 50 to 100 words. Mention one or two specific things the guest actually wrote about, never details they did not mention.
2. Positive reviews: thank them warmly, pick up a detail they enjoyed, and invite them back. Mention my news only if it fits naturally.
3. Mixed or negative reviews: thank them, acknowledge the specific issue without arguing, blaming staff or other guests, or making excuses. Say what we will look into, using only my news line for real changes. Invite them to contact us directly. Do not offer refunds, credits, upgrades or free nights; the owner decides that.
4. Never confirm a guest's name, room number, dates of stay or booking details in a public reply.
5. Reviews mentioning bed bugs, illness, injury, theft, safety, discrimination or a staff dispute: write only a short, calm reply asking them to contact us directly, and flag it at the top for the owner.
6. Do not invent facts about the property, such as renovations, awards or amenities.
7. Vary the wording: no repeated openings or closings across replies. No emojis, no exclamation marks in negative replies.
Output: flagged reviews first, then the rest. For each: the site and the reviewer's first words, the reply, and "Owner check:" with anything to confirm or decide (or "None").
What you get back
A personal reply for every review you pasted, 50 to 100 words each, with serious complaints flagged at the top and an owner-check line on anything you need to decide, such as compensation.