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  • Find available hotels by location coordinates and booking details. Retrieve key hotel information, including name, address, star rating, price range, and room types. Use session_id for additional results beyond the initial 50.
  • Search for hotels with structured filtering parameters. Returns an interactive widget showing hotel results with images, pricing, ratings, and amenities. WHEN TO USE: Use this tool when you have structured search criteria with specific filters (location, dates, amenities, price range, star rating). For natural language queries like "pet-friendly hotel with pool in Paris", use semantic-search-hotels instead. REQUIRED PARAMETERS: • location: City, region, or area name (e.g., "Paris", "Manhattan NYC", "Tokyo Shibuya") • check_in_date: Check-in date in YYYY-MM-DD format • check_out_date: Check-out date in YYYY-MM-DD format • adults: Number of adult guests (minimum 1) OPTIONAL FILTERS: • children: Array of children ages (e.g., [8, 12] for two children) • infants: Number of infants under 2 years • facility_ids: Filter by amenities (pool, gym, WiFi, parking - use get-filtering-metadata for IDs) • hotel_type_ids: Filter by property type (hotel, resort, apartment - use get-filtering-metadata for IDs) • min_star_rating: Minimum star rating 1-5 • min_rating: Minimum guest rating 0-10 • max_price: Maximum price per night in specified currency • board_type: Meal plan (RO=Room Only, BB=Breakfast, HB=Half Board, FB=Full Board, AI=All Inclusive) • refundable_only: Set true to show only refundable rates • currency: Price currency (default: USD) • language: Result language (default: en_US) • market: Regional pricing preference OUTPUT: Returns structured hotel data including name, location, pricing, ratings, images, and key amenities. Results are displayed in an interactive table widget with sorting and filtering. Includes session_id for pagination (load-more-hotels) and detail viewing (get-hotel-details).
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  • Retrieve the next batch of hotel results from a previous search using the session_id. This tool extends pagination to fetch additional properties with consistent formatting and details, indicating if more data is available.
  • Load additional hotel results from a previous search. Returns the next page of hotels using the same search criteria and filters. WHEN TO USE: Use this tool when: • Previous search results indicated more hotels are available (has_more: true) • User wants to see additional options beyond initial results • Browsing through paginated search results • Expanding search results without changing filters REQUIRED PARAMETER: • session_id: Session ID from a previous search-hotels or semantic-search-hotels response HOW IT WORKS: This tool continues pagination from where the previous search left off, automatically maintaining: • Original search parameters (location, dates, guest counts) • All applied filters (facilities, price, ratings, hotel types) • Semantic query context (for AI-powered searches) • Current pagination state and offset NO NEED TO REPEAT: You do NOT need to re-specify the original search filters, location, dates, or any other parameters. The session maintains all search context. RESPONSE FORMAT: Returns the same structured format as the original search tool: • List of hotels with names, prices, ratings, images, and amenities • Interactive widget showing results in a table format • Pagination indicator (has_more) showing if additional results exist • Same session_id for subsequent pagination or detail requests IMPORTANT: • Session_id must be from a recent, active search operation • Sessions may expire after extended periods of inactivity • Works seamlessly with both search-hotels and semantic-search-hotels sessions • Check has_more field in response to determine if further pagination is possible TYPICAL USAGE FLOW: 1. User performs search (search-hotels or semantic-search-hotels) 2. Results show has_more: true 3. User requests more options 4. Call load-more-hotels with the session_id 5. Repeat as needed while has_more remains true OUTPUT: Returns structured hotel data in interactive widget format, identical to the original search results. Includes updated pagination state and session_id for continued browsing.
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  • Find hotels, restaurants, and attractions on Tripadvisor by searching with keywords, categories, addresses, or coordinates.
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  • Find hotels, restaurants, and attractions on Tripadvisor by searching with keywords, categories, addresses, or coordinates.
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