Hotel booking and comparison sites
Ratings, amenities and prices of places to stay.
Hotels and travel
AI visibility
for hotels and travel businesses
A guest plans their trip in a chat with AI, asking where to go, where to stay and what to see. Check whether the model recommends your hotel, guesthouse or attraction, and which sources its suggestions are based on.
a customer asks a model
“Which Lake District hotel is best for a family with children?”
what you see in brandinai
Models recommend properties from booking portals and rankings where your hotel is missing or has old reviews. You see those sources and how often AI draws on them.
- 1/9 models
- 4 hotels ahead of you
- 9 review sources
Prompts
What customers ask AI
Example questions that get AI to recommend specific brands. Track them in BrandinAI and check whether yours is on the list.
Discovery
- Where can we go for a mountain weekend with our dog near Denver? Any B&B you’d recommend?
- Quiet spa hotel on the Cornish coast for October, under £500 for two nights?
- What’s worth seeing in the Blue Mountains with kids over three days?
- Which travel agency would you recommend for a tour of Italy, flying out of Boston?
Comparison
- Which hotel in Orlando has the best pool for kids?
- Which lakeside B&B in Muskoka is worth the money?
Local
- Somewhere to stay near Edinburgh’s Old Town with parking?
- Where should I stay in London the night before an early flight from Heathrow?
Sources
Where AI finds its answers
When AI helps plan a trip, it usually draws on sources like these. BrandinAI lets you check which ones it refers to when people ask about your region.
Traveler review sites
Rankings of hotels and attractions, plus guest reviews.
Maps and hotel listings in search
Location, photos and ratings of places nearby.
Travel blogs and regional guides
Descriptions of the region, its attractions and places worth visiting.
Your website
Rooms, amenities, prices and direct booking.
First steps
Where you start
- You monitor the prompts guests use to find a place to stay: destination, dates, amenities - not the name of your hotel.
- You check which booking portals and rankings models take their recommendations from, and keep your descriptions and reviews there current.
- The site audit shows what your content is missing - e.g. in the descriptions of rooms, amenities or how to get there.
FAQ
Questions before you start
Because before they open a booking site, more and more guests ask AI where to go and where to stay, and the model often suggests specific listings from booking sites right away. If you’re not in the answer, the guest lands on a competitor’s listing and books there. BrandinAI shows whether AI recommends your property and, if not, who it recommends instead and which sources it cites.
Yes. You set the prompt language in the project, for example German, French, Spanish, Italian or Czech. A separate project for each language shows you who AI recommends to guests asking in German and who it recommends to those writing in French.
Not the reviews themselves. What it shows is whether the model cites your listing on a booking site, a traveler review site or a map, how often and how recently, so you know which listing to tidy up first.
Yes, it works the same way. You track prompts like “what to see in…” or “where to go with kids in…” and see whether the model mentions your attraction and which guides and rankings it cites.
Be the first choice before guests book their stay
See which places AI recommends in your area, and make sure guests planning a trip end up with you, not with your competitors.
Who it is for