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Find out which hotels AI assistants recommend, and why

Travellers now ask an AI assistant for “the best hotel for a family weekend” before they search. Every month, OneHorizyn asks the questions your guests ask and shows how often you're named, in what order, against which competitors, and which websites the answers rely on.

How it grows your revenue

Guests book the hotels AI assistants recommend, often before they have searched anywhere else. Being named, early and in the right words, puts your hotel on their shortlist.

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How often AI assistants name the hotel, and how far each answer takes a guest towards booking it
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Claude with web search and Google's AI Overviews, and ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity when switched on
How often
Every month
Covers
About 50 guest questions, for you and every competitor
You connect
Nothing
AI search

What you see about AI search

  • Your share of AI answers

    How often each hotel is named across all the answers, yours against every competitor's.

  • Questions written for your hotel

    About 50 questions travellers ask about your city and your kind of stay, from a couple's weekend to a business trip. Add your own.

  • The sites behind every answer

    The websites, listings and articles each answer relies on, so you know where to be mentioned.

  • Trips where you're missing

    The kinds of trip where competitors are recommended and you're not.

Website & Google

What your website tells AI assistants and Google

AI assistants and search engines can only recommend what they can read. OneHorizyn checks what your website tells them, against your competitors' websites.

Website & Google
What guests can't find, and what listings get wrong
Events: 5 guest questions unanswered
4 of 6 competitors answer them
Business travel: 4 questions unanswered
4 of 6 competitors answer them
26 of 27 photos have no caption
Search engines and AI can't read them
Non-smoking policy wrong on 1 listing
MakeMyTrip contradicts your website
#1 on Google for every brand search
booking.com is next, at #2–7

  • Can AI assistants read your website?

    Whether the bots behind Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google and Bing are allowed to read your website, or are blocked.

  • Questions your website answers

    Which questions guests ask before booking your website answers, against each competitor's.

  • Facts that disagree

    Policies, times and amenities that differ between your website and your listings, with the listing to fix.

  • Your place on Google

    Where you rank on Google and Google Maps for your hotel's name and for searches like “hotels near me”.

  • A weekly health check

    Your website read the way search engines and AI assistants read it, scored out of 100, with what to fix first.

How it works

How the AI search check works

  1. 1

    Write the questions

    About 50 questions for your hotel and your city, grouped by kind of trip. You confirm them and can add your own.

  2. 2

    Ask the assistants

    Every month, each question goes to Claude with web search, and to Google, where an AI Overview may appear above the results. ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, when switched on, are asked at least your key questions.

  3. 3

    Record every answer

    Which hotels each answer names, in what order, and the sources it cites, for you and every competitor.

  4. 4

    Check your website

    Whether AI assistants are allowed to read it, and whether it answers the questions guests ask before booking.

From a real check · September 2026

A five-star hotel in New Delhi

Rated 4.6 on Google and 4.8 on Tripadvisor. This is what its first monthly check found.

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55%

of 318 AI answers named the hotel, more than any of the six hotels it competes with.

9

guest questions about events and business travel went unanswered on its website. Four of six competitors answer them.

26 of 27

photos on its website had no caption, so search engines and AI assistants can't tell what they show.

In detail

Every part of it, on its own page

Questions

Questions about AI search

Which AI assistants does OneHorizyn check?

Claude with web search, and Google's AI Overviews on the search results page. ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, each with its own web search, are read as well when OneHorizyn switches them on, which it does for every hotel at once, and they are asked at least your key guest questions. Every answer is stored with the hotels it names and the sources it cites.

How do AI assistants decide which hotels to recommend?

Assistants that search the web build their answers from pages they can read: hotel websites, booking and review sites, travel articles and guides. A hotel is more likely to be named when those pages clearly answer the traveller's question and the assistant is allowed to read them. OneHorizyn shows the sources behind each answer, so you can see where competitors are mentioned and you're not.

Can I read the questions and the answers?

Yes. Every question and every answer is kept, with the hotels it names and the sources it cites, so you can read what a traveller would have read.

What happens if my website blocks AI bots?

AI assistants can't read your pages, so they rely on what other websites say about you. OneHorizyn checks your website's settings for the bots used by Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google, Bing and others, and tells you if any are blocked.

How often is it updated?

Every month. Each month's answers are kept, so you can see whether changes to your website and listings made a difference.

More of what OneHorizyn checks

Grow your hotel's revenue, starting this month

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