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Tambourine expands commercial tech stack with MyHotel acquisition

JSBy Joan SanzCurated by Joan Sanz. · July 19, 2026 · Follow on LinkedIn
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Tambourine has added guest feedback and reputation management to its toolbox by acquiring MyHotel, according to Hotel Technology News.

This is not just another bolt-on. The move fills a gap that many hoteliers feel: the disconnect between what you sell online and what guests later say about you. Tambourine, well known for websites and digital marketing, now covers a wider slice of the commercial stack.

MyHotel's tools should let hotel operators track and respond to reviews and feedback directly, without jumping between platforms. If Tambourine integrates this well with its existing channels (booking engineBooking engineA booking engine is the tool that lets guests book directly on the hotel's own website. It shows availability, prices and takes the payment with no middleman. It is the key piece for winning direct bookings and saving..., CRMCRMA CRM is the system where the hotel stores and works its guest relationships: history, preferences, campaigns and communications. It is used to build loyalty, win back past guests and personalize the stay. Used well i..., campaign tools), it gives hotels a cleaner data loop. The question, as always, is how deep the integration goes. But directionally, this makes sense. A unified view of guest sentiment and commercial action is what operators need.

Quick questions

What does MyHotel do?
MyHotel provides guest feedback and online reputation management software for hotels, helping them collect, analyze and respond to reviews.
Why did Tambourine buy MyHotel?
To expand its commercial technology stack beyond websites and marketing into guest experience and reputation data, creating a more integrated suite for hoteliers.
What does this mean for hotel operators?
Potentially a single platform to manage marketing, bookings and guest feedback, which could simplify operations and improve data-driven decision making.

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