Turn guest moments into a gallery your property can actually use.
Curate supported hotel, resort and guest social content for property websites, experience pages, event pages and browser-capable lobby displays without turning the gallery into a review or booking platform.
Hospitality social proof needs context
A hotel website needs more than a copy of the latest social posts. A property may want one gallery for the homepage, another for experiences or events, and a different presentation on a lobby screen.
FeedGallery keeps the source layer reusable while allowing each gallery to have its own moderation, ordering and presentation. That fits hospitality teams that want to show real social moments while retaining control over the public brand surface.
Live product proof
See a live resort-style FeedGallery demo.
The production demo already uses hospitality-oriented seed content: resort imagery, Instagram-style items, video content, editorial cards, a masonry layout and consent-aware rendering.
Vertical workflows
Where FeedGallery fits in this workflow.
Hotel or resort website
Place a curated social gallery on the homepage, property page or experience section to complement the brand's owned photography.
Lobby and reception screen
Use a screen-oriented gallery on compatible browser-based displays in a lobby, reception or other guest-facing area.
Guest hashtag
Use an eligible Instagram hashtag source to collect campaign media, then moderate what is appropriate for the property gallery.
Hotel events and venues
Create a separate gallery for conferences, parties or other events hosted at the property while reusing relevant sources.
Common contexts
FeedGallery workflow
Keep collection, curation and display connected.
Connect property sources
Use eligible Facebook and Instagram resources plus supported public references relevant to the property.
Curate the guest story
Moderate, pin and order the content that best represents the property, experience or campaign.
Create the destination gallery
Design separate galleries for the website, lobby screen or hotel event without duplicating the provider connection.
Publish and keep it fresh
Embed the gallery and continue managing approved content centrally as the source content changes.
Setup playbook
A practical hotel or resort setup
Hospitality works best when one social-content pool is reused across several guest-facing contexts instead of forcing the homepage, lobby and event pages to share one presentation.
Start from the property site
Create the hotel or resort site and keep the main gallery attached to that property context.
Connect the official property sources
Use eligible Instagram and Facebook sources, then add supported public references only when they improve the guest story.
Build a guest-safe editorial selection
Use moderation to keep the gallery focused on the property, experience and brand standards rather than mirroring the entire social account.
Split website and lobby presentation
The website can show captions and more items; the lobby version should be visually stronger and easier to read at a distance.
Create separate event galleries when needed
A conference or wedding hosted at the property can use a dedicated gallery without replacing the hotel's evergreen social feed.
Current product fit
Built for social galleries, not the booking stack
FeedGallery can support the social-content layer around a hospitality brand: property social feeds, guest hashtag content and browser-based displays. It does not replace reviews, booking engines or guest-management systems.
Eligible Facebook and Instagram property sources.
Instagram hashtag sources when provider eligibility allows.
Manual and rule-based content moderation.
Separate galleries for website, event and display contexts.
Responsive layouts plus browser-based public delivery.
Client and site structure suitable for multiple properties or sites.
Scope boundary
Hospitality features outside the current scope
The page stays focused on social content so it does not imply integrations FeedGallery does not yet provide.
No Google, TripAdvisor, Booking.com or Airbnb review aggregation.
No booking-engine or property-management-system integration.
No automatic geolocation routing between properties.
No direct guest QR upload or shoppable hospitality content.
Display strategy
Hospitality has multiple guest-facing display contexts
The same social content can support inspiration, on-property atmosphere and event communication, but the gallery should be shaped for each context.
Property website
- Best for
- Homepage, experience and accommodation pages
- Content approach
- Evergreen property story and guest-facing inspiration
- Moderation
- Brand-safe curated selection
- Layout
- Masonry or responsive grid
Lobby screen
- Best for
- Reception, common areas and guest arrival
- Content approach
- Highly visual and immediately understandable
- Moderation
- Strict public-display standard
- Layout
- Large media, low text density
Hotel event
- Best for
- Conference, party, ceremony or hosted event
- Content approach
- Event-specific posts and approved highlights
- Moderation
- Event-time operator review
- Layout
- Screen-focused gallery
Measurement
What to watch in hospitality
The goal is not to claim a booking conversion that FeedGallery cannot attribute. Use the gallery analytics to understand content delivery and editorial performance.
Top guest-facing items
Identify which approved content is strong enough to reuse across property pages.
Gallery usage
Confirm which website and display placements are active and rendering.
Editorial reuse
Track which approved content can support the homepage, event and screen galleries.
FAQ
Questions about feedgallery for hospitality
Can I add an Instagram feed to a hotel website with FeedGallery?
Yes. An eligible Instagram source can feed a curated gallery that is embedded on the hotel website, with moderation and layout controls managed in FeedGallery.
Can I show guest hashtag content?
Yes, when the Instagram hashtag source is available through an eligible connected Professional account and provider permissions. The media can be moderated before public display.
Can the same property content appear on a lobby screen?
Yes. The same supported source content can be used in a separate screen-oriented gallery on a compatible browser-based display.
Does FeedGallery aggregate hotel reviews?
No review-source integration is claimed on this page. FeedGallery currently focuses on supported social sources, public references, moderation and gallery publishing.
Can restaurants use the hospitality workflow?
Yes. Restaurant social content can use the same website, hashtag, moderation and in-location display workflow, which is why restaurants are currently treated as part of the broader hospitality intent.
Related FeedGallery capabilities
Sources → Content → Galleries → Displays