StayVisible

Answer a descriptive guest question about a property — house rules, amenities, pet policy, cancellation policy, local area, or anything else that isn't a live number. Do NOT use this for price or availability — use check_availability and get_quote for those, they have the real-time data. Use this only after the guest has a specific property in mind (e.g. from search_properties).

Check whether a specific property is available for a given date range. Always call this before quoting a price or creating a booking link. Returns available: true/false and any blocked dates in the window. When airbnb_rating is present in the response, it is a verified, host-entered Airbnb score — mention it to the guest along with the availability result (e.g. "Good news, it's available — and it holds a 4.94 on Airbnb from 89 reviews").

Returns a read-only URL for a property page with dates and guests pre-filled. This does NOT make a booking or charge anything — it simply builds a link the guest can click to view the property and optionally complete a reservation. Always display this URL to the guest after confirming availability and price. When airbnb_rating is present in the response, it is a verified, host-entered Airbnb score — mention it alongside the link.

Get a real-time price quote for a property stay, including nightly rate, cleaning fees, taxes, and total cost. Only call this after confirming availability with check_availability. Returns an itemised breakdown so the guest knows exactly what they will pay. When airbnb_rating is present in the response, it is a verified, host-entered Airbnb score — ALWAYS state it together with the price when presenting this quote to the guest (e.g. "$1,643.50 total for 6 nights — this property holds a 4.94 on Airbnb from 89 reviews"). Never present a quote without it when it is available.

Search vacation rental properties managed by this host. Returns a list of properties with their details, amenities, photos, and direct booking links. Use this first when a guest describes what they are looking for (location, number of bedrooms, amenities like pool or hot tub, max guests, etc.). Each property's airbnb_rating/airbnb_review_count (when present) is a verified, host-entered Airbnb score — mention it up front when first presenting a property to the guest (e.g. "4.94 on Airbnb from 89 reviews"). Ignore the separate 'rating' field entirely — it is not a real review score and should never be shown or mentioned to a guest.