Be the hotel the AI recommends
Guests don't just Google anymore — they ask ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini where to stay. HotPilot makes your property readable, quotable and bookable for AI search engines, automatically.
The Problem
AI assistants are recommending hotels — just not yours
When a traveller asks an AI assistant for "a family hotel with a pool near the beach", the answer comes from whatever the AI can actually read: structured data, machine-readable fact sheets and trusted sources. Most hotel websites offer none of that — so the booking goes to whoever does.
The Solution
HotPilot speaks AI, fluently
Every HotPilot website ships with the full AI-visibility layer built in: schema.org graphs with live rooms and rates, an llms.txt fact sheet AI crawlers read first, and a report that shows you exactly which assistants visited and how many guests they sent.
Features
Everything AI search needs to recommend you
A deep schema.org graph, generated for you
Your rooms, nightly rates, amenities, check-in times and guest rating are published as a complete machine-readable graph — the exact format AI search engines and Google rich results consume.
A fact sheet AI reads before your website
Every property gets an auto-generated llms.txt — the emerging standard AI crawlers check first. Location, rooms, rates, policies and contact details, always current, in plain machine-readable text.
See which AIs visit — and what they send you
A dedicated analytics section tracks every AI crawler hit (GPTBot, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot and more) and every guest who arrived from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini or Copilot.
Change a rate, the AI layer updates itself
No exports, no plugins, no agencies. Because HotPilot runs your website, booking engine and reviews, the AI-visibility layer rebuilds itself whenever your data changes.
A deep schema.org graph, generated for you
Your rooms, nightly rates, amenities, check-in times and guest rating are published as a complete machine-readable graph — the exact format AI search engines and Google rich results consume.
A fact sheet AI reads before your website
Every property gets an auto-generated llms.txt — the emerging standard AI crawlers check first. Location, rooms, rates, policies and contact details, always current, in plain machine-readable text.
See which AIs visit — and what they send you
A dedicated analytics section tracks every AI crawler hit (GPTBot, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot and more) and every guest who arrived from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini or Copilot.
Change a rate, the AI layer updates itself
No exports, no plugins, no agencies. Because HotPilot runs your website, booking engine and reviews, the AI-visibility layer rebuilds itself whenever your data changes.
Why it matters
AI search is already sending guests
travellers already plan trips with AI assistants
AI crawlers indexing hotel data
commission on AI-referred direct bookings
languages covered out of the box
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything hoteliers ask about AI visibility.
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It's making your hotel readable for AI search engines like ChatGPT Search, Perplexity and Gemini — structured data, machine-readable fact sheets and crawlable pages — so when travellers ask for recommendations, your property can be the answer.
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No. The moment your property runs on HotPilot, the structured data graph, llms.txt fact sheet and AI traffic tracking are live. Everything is generated from data you already manage.
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Open Analytics in your admin: the AI Visibility section shows every AI crawler that visited and every guest who arrived from an AI assistant, by source, over the last 30 days.
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A simple text file on your domain that gives AI systems a clean, current summary of your property — rooms, rates, policies, location and contact. It's the emerging standard AI crawlers check first, and HotPilot keeps it up to date automatically.
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Positively. The same deep schema.org structured data that AI engines consume also powers Google rich results — star ratings, prices and availability shown directly in search.
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Yes — rentals are published with the dedicated VacationRental schema type, so AI assistants understand exactly what kind of property you are.
Ready to be
the AI's answer?
Put your property in front of the next generation of travellers — the ones who ask, not search.