RoomExpert

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• search_hotels

  Find hotels by name, destination or brand, each with its RoomExpert score, slug and page. Call this first whenever you do not already have a slug: every other tool takes one. Can rank by a single axis - "quietest rooms in Tokyo" is destination "tokyo", sort_by_axis "noise". Reads our own database; not metered.

• get_hotel

  The RoomExpert verdict for one hotel: overall score, the eight axis scores and what each is based on, how deep the coverage is, the loyalty program, and the award price where a real one exists. Use this to answer "is this hotel any good" or "what is it strong at". For the quotes behind the scores, call get_evidence.

• get_evidence

  The cited quotes behind a hotel's scores. Each one carries the outlet that published it, what kind of document it was, and its url. This is what RoomExpert has that a rate API does not: use it whenever a traveler asks what a hotel is actually LIKE - whether it is quiet, whether the beds are good, whether service holds up.

• get_rates

  Live rooms and prices for one hotel and a stay window, with a booking link for each. THE EXPENSIVE ONE: it calls a metered supplier, so use it when a traveler has settled on a hotel and wants to book, never to browse or to compare several. Decide with get_evidence first; this closes the decision rather than informing it. Booking links are time-limited and go stale in minutes - surface them promptly or re-call. A LINK IS NOT A BOOKING: it opens a checkout the traveler completes themselves, with their own details and their own card. This tool cannot reserve a room and neither can you. Never say a stay is booked, held or confirmed.

• find_award_stays

  Hotels a given points balance can actually reach, ranked by how good the redemption is AGAINST THAT PROGRAM'S OWN NORM rather than a flat cents-per-point scale. Use it when a traveler says what they are holding - "I have 300k Hyatt points". The balance comes from them; this server stores nothing about anyone.