Booking.com reservations, on the family calendar.
Connect Booking.com to CocoBook with iCal. Every reservation lands next to direct bookings and family stays on one shared calendar — and blocked dates close on Booking.com automatically.
Connected in four steps.
Booking.com's Extranet already speaks iCal. No channel manager, no API keys — just two calendar links.
Find the Extranet calendar link
In the Booking.com Extranet, open the calendar settings for your property or room and look for the calendar sync (iCal) export option. Copy the link.
Add it to CocoBook
Paste the link into the matching unit in CocoBook. Reservations start appearing on the shared calendar, marked with their source.
Give Booking.com CocoBook's link
Copy the CocoBook export feed for that unit and import it in the Extranet. Family stays now close those dates on Booking.com.
Stay in sync
CocoBook refreshes your feeds every 30 minutes; Booking.com refreshes its side periodically. New reservations and blocks flow both ways on their own.
Reservations and blocks. Both directions.
Booking.com → CocoBook
Confirmed reservations appear on the shared calendar with stay dates and the Booking.com source label — next to direct bookings and family stays.
CocoBook → Booking.com
Family stays, owner blocks and maintenance windows are exported back, closing those dates on Booking.com so guests can't book over them.
Cancellations too
When a reservation is cancelled on Booking.com, it disappears from the shared calendar on the next refresh — availability reopens everywhere.
The channel mix, without the channel stress.
Booking.com often fills the weeks Airbnb doesn't — but only if both calendars know about each other. With both channels synced into CocoBook, the family sees true occupancy and no guest ever books over a family stay.
Calendar sync — not channel management.
iCal moves reservations and blocked dates, not rates, payouts or guest messages — those stay in the Extranet. Booking.com also decides how often it reads external feeds, so changes can take from minutes to a few hours to show on their side. How iCal sync works in CocoBook →
Booking.com sync questions.
How often does Booking.com refresh the calendar?
Booking.com controls how often it reads external iCal feeds — typically every few hours. CocoBook refreshes your Booking.com feed every 30 minutes on its side, so new reservations appear on the shared calendar quickly.
Does the sync work in both directions?
Yes. Booking.com reservations flow into CocoBook via the export feed from the Extranet, and CocoBook's export feed flows back into Booking.com — so family stays and blocked dates close your availability there.
Can I sync several Booking.com properties or rooms?
Yes. Each room or property's iCal feed is added to the matching unit in CocoBook, so every listing keeps its own synchronized calendar. More about multi-property →
Does the sync move rates or guest messages?
No. iCal is a calendar format: it moves reservations and blocked dates only. Rates, payouts and messaging stay inside the Booking.com Extranet.
More calendars that play nicely with CocoBook.
Put Booking.com and your family on one calendar.
Connect once — and let availability take care of itself.
Booking.com is a trademark of Booking.com B.V. CocoBook is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Booking.com B.V. Calendar sync uses the standard iCal feeds Booking.com provides to every property partner.