Location map widget
Put your location on any page with one line of embed code. Choose one of five curated themes, match the pin to your brand, and decide whether guests see your exact spot or only the area around it.
Read the map widget setup guideWhy hosts add it
A map on your own site answers the question every guest asks first, and keeps them reading instead of opening a new tab to look the address up.
Before anyone reads your amenities they want to know where they would be staying - how far from the beach, the lifts, or the old town. A map on your own page answers that in a second, instead of sending a guest off to search for the address and losing them to a listing site on the way back.
Choose a teardrop, a plain dot, or the photo you already set for that rental. The pin picks up your booking accent color on its own, or you can set a signature color just for the map.
Add the beach, the trailhead, the ski lift, or the coffee place as your own labelled highlights around an exact-pin map, each with an icon and a short note you write on the rental Location tab.
An exact-pin map carries a directions link, so a guest opens the route in the maps app they already use on their phone without you emailing an address twice.
Five curated themes
The theme is your choice, not the visitor's device setting - so your map matches your website in every screenshot, on every browser, for every guest.
The lively default. Curated surroundings that sell the neighborhood rather than a blank street grid.
Contours and greens for cabins, trailheads, ski chalets, and anything that sits in the landscape.
Warm sand and water tones that make a beach house or lakeside rental read as one at a glance.
A dark map that sits naturally on a dark website instead of glowing white in the middle of it.
A quiet canvas for design-led sites, where the pin does the talking and nothing competes with it.
Your address, your call
Some hosts want a guest to walk straight to the door. Others would rather confirm the address after a booking. Each rental picks its own mode on its Location tab.
Default
Guests see the real spot you saved, plus any nearby highlights you added, and can open the route in their own maps app.
For hosts who share the address later
Guests see a shaded circle near your location instead of a pin - you pick a radius from 250 m up to 2 km. Your exact coordinates never leave the server and highlights are withheld, so there is nothing precise on the page to read.
Collection map
Multiple pins with the synced list rail
Collection maps
Group rentals into a collection and embed them as a single map. Pins cluster as a guest zooms out and separate again as they zoom in, and each rental keeps its own location, privacy mode, and settings.
One map for the whole portfolio, and a guest can still tell the cabins apart.
Everything in the box
One snippet, and every control that decides how your location reads to a guest - grouped by how you actually use them.
Location map widget
A map that matches your site instead of looking borrowed from one.
Five map themes
Signature, Terrain, Coastal, Midnight, or Minimal - one deliberate look every visitor sees
Teardrop, dot, or photo pins
Pick the pin shape, or drop in the photo you already set for that rental
Auto-matched brand color
The pin takes your booking accent color on its own, or set a signature color just for the map
Curated map detail
Clean, balanced, or lively surroundings, with competing lodging labels kept off your map
Frame it your way
Widescreen, 4:3, or square, with your own corner radius and starting zoom
Exact pin or approximate area, on any site, in any language.
Approximate-area mode
Show the surrounding area instead of a pin - the exact coordinates never reach the page
Nearby highlights
Add the beach, the trailhead, or the ski lift as your own labelled points on the map
One-tap directions
Guests open the route to an exact pin in their own maps app
24 languages
Map copy follows the visitor language, the same 24 the calendar widget speaks
One-line embed
The same script or iframe snippet as every other RentalBeam widget
Collection maps
Show several rentals on one map with clustering and a list beside it
Speaks your guests' language
Directions, highlight labels, and the area notice follow the visitor's browser language, or you can force one language in the embed - the same 24 the calendar and booking widgets speak.
You can build, style, and preview a map on every plan, including Free. Embedding it on your own website is included with Plus and Pro.
Open the rental, search for the address or drag the pin to the exact spot, and choose whether guests see that pin or just the surrounding area.
In the Maps tab, choose one of five themes, a pin style, your signature color, and the shape and zoom you want - the preview updates beside the controls.
Copy the script or iframe snippet and paste it into WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Weebly, or any page that accepts HTML.
Go deeper on map setup, site-builder embedding, and the rest of the widget set.
Common questions about showing a rental location on your own website
A rental map widget is a small map you embed on your own website that shows where your rental is. Guests see a styled map with your pin, any nearby places you have added, and a link that opens the route in their own maps app. RentalBeam's map widget is one of three embeddable widgets - the others are the availability calendar and the booking form - and it drops in with the same one-line script or iframe snippet.
Yes. Each rental has two location modes on its Location tab. Exact pin shows your real spot with one-tap directions. Approximate area shows a shaded circle instead - you choose a radius between 250 m and 2 km - and in that mode your exact coordinates never leave the server and nearby highlights are withheld, so the page a guest loads has nothing precise in it. It is the right setting when you would rather confirm the address with a guest after booking.
Every plan, including Free, can build, style, and live-preview a map in the dashboard Maps tab - the builder itself is never locked. Embedding the map on your own website is included with Plus and Pro. On Free, a map embed still renders on RentalBeam pages and previews, but on any other website it shows a neutral "Map unavailable" notice instead of your map until you upgrade.
No, and that is deliberate. You pick one of five themes - Signature, Terrain, Coastal, Midnight, or Minimal - and every visitor sees exactly that map, whatever their device is set to. Your map looks the same in every screenshot, on every browser, for every guest. If your site is dark, Midnight is built for it.
Yes. Build a collection of your rentals and embed it as one map with a pin for each. Pins cluster as a guest zooms out and separate again as they zoom in, and you can turn on a list beside the map - clicking a rental in the list highlights its pin, and clicking a pin highlights its rental. Each rental keeps its own location, privacy mode, and settings.
The map runs inside its own iframe and loads lazily, so the browser only fetches it once it scrolls into view - the rest of your page renders first and is never held up waiting for the map. The snippet you paste is a single script tag or iframe with nothing else to install.
WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Weebly, and any site that accepts a script tag or an iframe. Copy the snippet from the Maps tab, paste it where you want the map, and you are done - the same embed method the calendar and booking widgets use.
The rest of the widget set
The location map is one of three embeddable RentalBeam widgets you can add to the same rental.
Build and preview your map on any plan, including Free. Embedding it on your own website is included with Plus and Pro, alongside the availability calendar and everything else.
