INTEGRATION · MICHELIN GUIDE

MICHELIN Guide: discover and book.

Guests discovering a restaurant in MICHELIN Guide may be offered an eligible reservation link. The link depends on the restaurant's profile and an enabled booking connection; guide inclusion does not automatically activate booking.

EDITORIAL GUIDE VS BOOKING

A MICHELIN Guide listing is not automatic booking access.

MICHELIN Guide makes independent editorial selections. A supported booking connection is a separate matter of venue eligibility, channel activation and Rezervem Manager availability rules. Editorial distinctions do not come from Rezervem and do not automatically enable bookings.

Restaurant discovery An editorial venue listing in MICHELIN Guide.
Booking availability Only with an eligible and activated venue connection.
Manager operations Supported bookings and availability managed in one place.
HOW IT WORKS

Three steps, one defined scope.

Booking availability depends on an eligible venue and an active supported connection.

01 Verify the restaurant profile Match the guide listing to the venue and location that accepts reservations.
02 Configure availability Manage eligible service dates, meal periods, times and party-size rules in Manager.
03 Test a booking Confirm that a booking through the supported channel reaches the correct Manager record.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Common questions.

No. Editorial guide inclusion and activation of a supported booking connection are separate.

Eligibility depends on the venue profile, supported booking channel and enabled setup.

Rezervem Manager controls supported service days, meal periods, time slots and party-size rules; verify the channel mapping.

No. They depend on each restaurant's policies; Pay and Experience may support relevant use cases.

No. These are different discovery and booking connections with separate venue eligibility and setup verification.

Review your eligible reservation connection.

We verify the restaurant listing, booking rules and available integration scope.