Get your Tripadvisor review link and QR code
Paste the link to your Tripadvisor listing and we’ll turn it into the direct review link, plus a QR code you can print for tables, menus and bills.
- Guests go straight to the review form for your listing
- Works for restaurants, cafés, hotels and attractions
- Printable A4 table sign with your business name on it
- Free, no sign-up, and the code never expires
Fill in your details above and your link and QR code appear here.
How to find your Tripadvisor review link
- Open your business on tripadvisor.co.uk and copy the web address from the browser bar.
- Paste it above. We pick out your listing’s ID numbers and build the direct review link.
- Test the link: it should open the review form with your business name at the top.
- Print the table sign, or add the QR code to bills, menus and booking emails.
In the Tripadvisor Management Center you’ll also find review collection links and free printed materials. This link opens the same review form.
Wondering how many reviews it takes to lift your score? Try our Google rating calculator.
Questions
What is my Tripadvisor review link?
It’s your listing’s direct “write a review” page: tripadvisor.co.uk/UserReviewEdit- followed by your listing’s two ID numbers (the -g… and -d… parts of your listing address).
Where do I find my listing link?
Search for your business on tripadvisor.co.uk, open your listing and copy the address from your browser. It looks like tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g186338-d1234567-Reviews-Your_Business.html.
Does it work for hotels and attractions?
Yes. Hotel, restaurant and attraction listings all use the same ID numbers, so paste any of them.
Does a QR code or an NFC card work better?
A printed QR code is a great free start. NFC stands and cards also work with a simple tap, which most customers find quicker than opening the camera, and they’re durable enough to sit on tables and counters for years.