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Search the web for best hotels in a specified city and provide findings directly in chat with names, ratings, prices, amenities, and contact information.
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| name | hotel-finder |
| description | Search the web for best hotels in a specified city and provide findings directly in chat with names, ratings, prices, amenities, and contact information. |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| author | main |
| tools | ["web_search","web_fetch"] |
| commands | [] |
| icon | 🏨 |
When asked to find hotels in a city:
Check if a city was specified in the user's request.
Example prompt: "I'd be happy to recommend some hotels! What city are you looking to stay in?"
Use the web_search tool to find the best hotels in the specified city.
For each promising hotel found:
web_fetch with mode="text" to extract readable content from hotel booking sites, review platforms, and official hotel websitesPresent the findings directly in chat response with the following structure:
# Best Hotels in [CITY]
*Report generated: [DATE]*
## Summary
Found [N] hotels with ratings of X.X+, averaging X.X across [N] total reviews. Price range: $XX - $XXX per night.
---
## 1. Hotel Name 1
- **Rating:** X.X/10 ⭐ ([N] reviews)
- **Star Category:** ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5-star)
- **Price:** ~$XXX/night (est.)
- **Address:** [Full Address]
- **Phone:** [Contact Number]
- **Amenities:** [Key amenities: pool, spa, gym, free WiFi, breakfast included, etc.]
- **Review Highlight:** *"[Notable review excerpt]"*
---
## 2. Hotel Name 2
...
---
## Methodology
Data compiled from Booking.com, TripAdvisor, Agoda, Google Hotels, and travel publications. Prices are approximate and subject to change based on season and availability. Last updated: [DATE].
When asked "What are the best hotels in Bali?", respond in chat:
# Best Hotels in Bali
*Report generated: May 20, 2026*
## Summary
Found 10 hotels with ratings of 8.5+, averaging 9.1 across 15,000+ total reviews. Price range: ~$80 - $500+ per night.
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## 1. [HOTEL_NAME]
- **Rating:** 9.4/10 ⭐ (2,340 reviews)
- **Star Category:** ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5-star)
- **Price:** ~$450/night (est.)
- **Address:** [ADDRESS]
- **Phone:** [PHONE_NUMBER]
- **Amenities:** Infinity pool, spa, beachfront, free WiFi, 3 restaurants, yoga pavilion
- **Review Highlight:** *"Unforgettable stay with impeccable service and stunning sunset views..."*
...
---
## Methodology
Data compiled from Booking.com, TripAdvisor, Agoda, Google Hotels, and travel publications. Prices are approximate and subject to change. Last updated: May 2026.