See whether AI recommends your hotel. Give it a better source.

See which traveller questions surface your hotel, which engines mention it and whether the cited source is your own site, an OTA or another publisher.

Follow a comparable weekly trend, Share of Voice against your compset and a prioritised list of website and content gaps.

Turn missed questions, weak source coverage and inaccurate descriptions into a concrete page, FAQ or technical action — then measure the same panel again.

Give assistants hotel information they can check.

Discovery publishes a public profile on stay.peaqplus.com with the hotel information an assistant needs to evaluate a recommendation: name, location, amenities, guest score and source, direct rate, official links and the direct-booking URL.

Your team controls the introduction, amenities, guest FAQ, hero image and official links. Rate and score refresh daily. The page improves crawlability and gives engines a clearer source; it is not paid placement and does not guarantee inclusion in an answer.

Track a comparable signal, not a one-off answer.

Every week Discovery puts the same panel of English and Hungarian traveller questions to Perplexity, ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini. Your hotel's name never appears in a question. Keeping the panel stable makes week-to-week movement comparable instead of mixing a visibility change with a prompt change.

Perplexity is measured as a web-grounded run; ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini are measured as direct model responses. Consumer apps may add search, personalisation or a different model version, so an individual guest can see a different answer. Discovery reports these layers separately instead of presenting the test as a perfect copy of every consumer session.

Mention rate answers whether you appeared. Share of Voice shows your share of all hotel mentions against your own compset, while the stored answers show which hotel appeared instead.

See whose content shapes the answer.

For measured answers that contain sources, Discovery captures the cited domains and classifies them as your own website, an OTA or another publisher. You can see whether the assistant relies on your official information or lets an intermediary define the hotel.

A citation is not a booking, and not every answer contains a link. The source split is still commercially useful: it shows where direct-site content is missing, where an OTA owns the narrative and which topics deserve a stronger hotel-controlled source.

Read the description behind the score.

Mention rate tells you whether the hotel appeared. AI Mirror reads the stored responses and summarises the sentiment, recurring strengths, gaps and positioning — alongside verbatim excerpts so your team can verify the interpretation.

If the description is accurate, you know which messages are already travelling. If it is stale, thin or factually wrong, you know which source claims and hotel pages to review. Updating a source can improve the available evidence; it cannot force an engine to repeat your wording.

Two audits. One prioritised action list.

Discovery audits the two surfaces your team can change: the hotel website and the hotel-approved Discovery profile. It combines the findings into one list ordered by expected impact and effort.

The website audit checks crawl access, indexability, visible hotel information, relevant structured data, sitemap and FAQ coverage. The content audit scores the profile on Peaqplus-defined dimensions of experience, expertise, authority and trust. The 0–100 score and letter grade are readiness indicators — not search-engine ranking factors or a promise of inclusion.

Turn a missed question into the next useful page.

Discovery keeps the exact questions where your hotel was absent or described poorly. It turns those gaps into suggested FAQ or page topics in your hotel's own language, ready for your team to review and edit.

After you publish, the next weekly run asks the same panel again. The result may improve, stay flat or move elsewhere; either way, you learn from a comparable test instead of publishing content without a feedback loop.

Hotel AI visibility software checks whether answer engines mention or recommend a hotel for relevant traveller questions, how the hotel is described, which competitors appear and which web sources are cited. Discovery adds a public, hotel-approved profile with a direct rate and booking link, then turns the weekly measurement gaps into website and content actions.

No. Crawl access, structured information and useful content can make a hotel easier to understand and cite, but no platform can guarantee indexing, placement, wording or a booking. Discovery improves the available source, measures a consistent question panel and shows what your team can change next.

Discovery measures Perplexity, ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini every week with a stable panel of English and Hungarian traveller questions that never contain the hotel name. Consumer apps can add web search, personalisation or different model versions, so individual answers may differ from the measured run.

No. The hotel website remains the primary direct-booking destination, and the same SEO foundations — crawl access, indexability, useful visible content and accurate structured data — still matter. Discovery adds a structured public hotel profile, multi-engine monitoring, citation-source analysis, AI Mirror and a prioritised feedback loop.

Discovery is an add-on to any Peaqplus plan at the current introductory price of €49/month per property, flat regardless of hotel size. Setup is free and 1 hour of team training is included. The add-on price sits on top of the chosen Peaqplus plan, and the standard BI Core setup still applies.