Booking.com is an online travel platform where you search and book accommodation, from hotels and apartments to guest houses and B&Bs. Listings come from the properties themselves, so what you see on a search page depends on your dates, location, party size and the room or rate you pick. Rates for the same room can differ depending on how flexible the booking is, which is why it pays to read the rate description rather than just the headline figure. Shoppers often check a voucher-code page before booking in case there is a promotional code that applies. Any code here comes with conditions set by the platform, so check what it covers before you book.
Set your dates and party size first, then use the filters to narrow by area, property type and the facilities you actually need. Compare rate options on the same room, since a cheaper rate often trades away flexibility. If you have a promotional code, enter it before confirming and check the total on screen changes.
Copy the code from this page and enter it in the promotional code field during the booking process. Check that the displayed total updates before you confirm.
Promotional codes carry conditions set by the platform, such as applying only to certain properties, rate types or bookings made while signed in. Some codes also stop working without notice.
Travel platforms generally accept a single promotional code per booking. Try codes one at a time to see which the site accepts.
You can usually browse without one, but signing in keeps your bookings in one place and is sometimes required for member-only offers.
Each listing sets out the property's own conditions, and the platform's terms cover how bookings work in general. Read both before confirming.
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