Listings

Completing a listing up to publication — photos, description, amenities, base rate and distribution.

A listing is what travellers see. It belongs to a unit, which itself belongs to a property. One unit can carry several listings — one per stay length or per season, say — and a property groups as many units as you need.

What a listing brings together

Photos — the cover photo is the first publication prerequisite.
Description and amenities — the text guests read and the list of facilities.
Pricing — the base rate, the second publication prerequisite.
Distribution — the channels the listing is published to.
Translations — the listing in the other languages.

The listing page stacks these blocks one under another, each showing what is missing.

Who on the team can edit

Viewing a listing — its photos, amenities and rates — needs no particular box. Editing it needs the Écriture box of Inventory & pricing: publishing or unpublishing, the description and amenities, photos and zones, translations, stopping sales, stay restrictions, rates. The Concierge preset, which only has the reading of that module, therefore views listings without editing them. A member limited to certain properties only edits the listings of their properties; the settings that apply to the whole account — your custom amenities, the PriceLabs account — stay closed to them. Without write access, the edit buttons are not shown, and the cards concerned say “Editing is reserved for members with write access to "Inventory & pricing".” The detail, preset by preset: Invite your team and set their roles.

Guides in this section

The pages below follow a listing from content to market: first what the guest reads, then what they pay, finally the platforms where they find you.

Listing photos and zones — organize the gallery by zone, choose the cover photo, and know what the other surfaces see of your pictures.
Description, amenities and listing score — write the four description sections, tick the amenities, and read the score that follows.
Translate and distribute the listing — choose the listing's language, follow and correct its translations one language at a time, then add the listing to an already-connected platform from the Distribution card.
Set your rates — base rate, weekend, seasons, length-of-stay discounts, fees and taxes: where each price is set, and the rule that decides the price of a night.
Publishing a listing in France — the tourist accommodation registration number, the declaration on honor, what blocks publication and what never does, the nights counter and its cap.
Stay restrictions — minimum and maximum nights on arrival, arrival and departure not possible, and Booking.com's own advance-notice booking window.
Stop sales — close every free night of a period on all platforms and on direct booking, for as long as needed.
Dynamic pricing (PriceLabs) — connect your PriceLabs account, enrol a listing, follow the sync, and what the platform has not switched on yet.
Connect your distribution channels — Your platforms, Add a platform: Booking.com and Airbnb today, the rest of the catalog on request, and the Booking.com reports on a reservation.
Modulate prices per platform — a channel-specific multiplier or surcharge, with a mandatory preview before saving.

Updated on 5 October 2026