You can set up your property location under Property location in Dashboard > Property details.
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The Website Builder will update the location pin in the displayed map if you search for an address using the Search address text field.
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You can also click and drag the pin if the location is not available through Google Maps.
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If the searched address shows the correct pin location, but not the correct address format, you can also adjust this manually via the address fields underneath the search address text field.
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Click Save when you have updated the necessary information.

Please note: When editing your website, the map displayed in Property details is Google Maps. However, in preview and on your published website the default map will be an open source map. If you wish to display GoogleMaps on your website you will need to have an Google API key and add it to your website builder. For more information on this, please see the section on Google Maps.

By default the website builder uses open source maps on the pages of your website. If you prefer to use Google maps, you need an API key to load your maps on your website.
An API key is a code that is used by Google to track how often the map on your website is viewed. Please be aware that this might incur costs from Google.

You will need a Google Account in order to get the API key.
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Sign in if you already have an account or Sign up to get you started.
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Google requires you to enable billing with a credit card to have a valid API key.​
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For more information on using Google maps on your website please see Google's User Guide.

Once you have an API Key you will need to save the API Key in the Settings of your Website Builder.

You should now see your map on the Home, Contact Us and Attractions pages. If your API key is invalid or has stopped working, the Google maps will not load on your published website. If you leave the Google Maps API Key field blank, your website will use the default open source maps.

Note: The following are instructions are provided only as a guide to obtaining an API from Google and we are unable to guarantee the accuracy of these instructions due to constant changes on the side of Google. Should you experience difficulties in obtaining an API Key it is recommended you use Google's User Guide for further assistance.

Get the API key from Google

3.Select Maps and click Continue from the next screen

4. In the Enable Google Maps Platform window, enter a project name (optional) then select Yes
5. Click NEXT

6.Select Create Billing Account from the next screen

7. Select the appropriate country, and then select Yes for the Terms of Service
8. Click Agree and Continue

9.Check all details are correct, and enter a payment method before selecting Start My Free Trial
10. From the new page, select Create and on the Enable Google Maps Platform pop up window, press Next

11. Google will now display your API Key
​Note: You must first secure your key before you save the newly created API key in your Website Builder.
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The key created is not restricted. Key restriction lets you specify which websites, IP address or apps can use this key to prevent unauthorised use and quote theft.

1. In the same window where your API key is displayed, click API Console. This will take you to the Credentials page

2. Under Key Restrictions, select HTTP referrers (websites)
3. Enter your domain in the provided field

4. Click Save
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Click on the copy icon beside the API key to copy the key.

You can now proceed to save the API key in your Website Builder.
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The Google Maps API key is linked to a specific domain. When you preview your website, you are viewing the website through a SiteMinder domain, so the map is being displayed via SiteMinder's API key.
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If the map does not show on the published site, this means that there is something wrong with the Google Maps API key you have set up under Advanced Settings > Google Maps. It may be invalid, or has stopped working.
Please review the setup and correct your Google Maps API key to display the map on your website.
If you wish to return to the default open source map, please remove the API key under Advanced Settings > Google Maps and leave the field blank.