searching some cities turns up empty (even with no filters). eg: boston currently shows completely empty, no hotels (with no filters) would be useful to have indicators to clarify between these cases: data for this city/area missing. (some indicator that shows how many hotels in the db in this area.. eg “10/100 matches” where “10” match the filters, “100” is total in the map bounding box. “0/0” would indicate no data in this city.) data for this city/area not loading (the data exists, but site not reaching it — a liveness bug) Certainty or accuracy of the filters against the hotel (ie distinguish “data for this hotel not good enough to know if this amenity exists there” vs “data is good for this hotel, this hotel certainly doesn’t have this amenity”)

I’m not sure how often the data updates, particularly for hotels, but it would be cool to see how the price of a location changes over time, maybe week by week for a nomad. For places like Da Nang this would probably be quite interesting to see over time, but it would also be good because in light of world events or other things prices in certain locations may change quickly, but it isn’t clear if that is reflected in the data.

Using AI tools to help research and plan trips, would be great to have a MCP to use with Claude, ChatGPT etc to use this while researching trips.

Hi there! I’ve found a few spots on Google Maps that aren't showing up on your site yet. Do I need to list them somewhere, or will they update automatically over time? Thanks, mate! Love the idea and a brilliant website.

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While many services fluctuate, a static hotel rating can be deceptive. For example, if I stayed at a hotel rated 9.3 last year and it has since dropped to 8.8, my experience will likely feel like a downgrade, leading to a perceived lack of 'value for money.' Conversely, a new guest might be perfectly satisfied with an 8.8. To bridge this gap and build trust in AI-driven ratings, I suggest implementing a Dynamic Rating Timeline. This would allow users to see if a hotel’s performance is trending upward or downward, providing much-needed context to the final score.

Hi, I found a UI layering issue in Photo AI. When the Agent chat panel is open on the right side of the workspace, clicking the Credits button in the top-right corner of the homepage workspace opens the credits dropdown/menu, but the menu appears behind the Agent panel. As a result, the dropdown is almost completely covered by the Agent chat window (only a small part at the top is visible). The only way to access the credits menu is to hide the Agent panel first. Steps to reproduce: Open Photo AI workspace. Keep the Agent chat panel visible on the right side. Click the Credits button in the top-right corner. Notice that the credits dropdown is rendered behind the Agent panel. Expected behavior: The Credits dropdown/modal should appear above the Agent chat panel, with the correct z-index priority. Actual behavior: The Agent panel has a higher stacking priority and covers the Credits menu. Thanks! Small issue, but it makes the UI feel broken when both features are used together. Also, I’m building with AI and sharing my experiments on X. Would love to connect: https://x.com/buildwithhand

I tried searching Canary Islands weightlifting gyms and it didn’t “filter down” the results on the map properly. So it was still showing multiple locations all around the world - is this a buy? or expected behaviour?

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Hotellist makes me think you also need gymlist with good concrete filters for amenities, verified via pictures (official + visitor posted). - exact opening hours (with all the variability of weekdays, weekends, holidays, etc.) - fixed passes (day pass, week pass, month pass, etc) - how you can buy entry (website, in app, in person only, in person at specific time ranges only… (sucks to show up to a 24hr gym to find you cant get in)) - dumbbells (weights available) - barbells (weights available) - a large litany of specific machines (hack squats, pendulum squats, … use some large DB of machines — LLMs probably can recapitulate 100s of machines) - sauna (and concrete details — temp, whether they let you put water on heater, etc) - steam room - lockers (self-locking or must bring lock) - showers - cleanliness level (some 5-star or n/10 rating, with clear standards. be harsh) - crowdedness level (same) - pools (length, # of lanes, etc) - sports center courts (basketball, tennis, racketball, squash, soccer, track, etc) - chain (equinox, LA fitness, anytime fitness, powerhouse) you could also have “summary profiles” like: - powerlifting (must have barbells, heavy dumbbells, a bunch of different racks, deadlift areas, etc) - bodybuilding (must have cables, a bunch of granular weights to dumbbells, some selection of popular machines, etc)

Some of us select travel destinations based on much more specific requirements. eg: - internet speed {<10 Mbps, 10-50, 50-150, 150-300, 300+} - sauna - (dry/finnish, löyly (able to put water on heater), temp range ({<60, 60-70, 70-80, 80-90, >90}) - gym weights (dumbbells (up to what weight), barbells, - gym racks (bench press, squat rack, smith machine, etc) - in-room coffee machine (nespresso, keurig) this could be a paid for / advanced feature. You could automate getting this by (a) enabling visitors to submit verifiable info (pictures), or (b) robocalling all the hotels and confirming.

See example - Praia do Canal Actual: Albufeira Expected: Aljezur

When I try and enter a travel date and put in, for example, ‘London’, it does not populate to ‘London, England’ in Chrome or Arc. This has been a long-term problem. I've used this across multiple laptops and can only get it to populate properly in Safari. See attached images. You can see the error code that pops up when I try and enter London and hit Add Here is the error code.

It's the usual addition of city pictures. You can pick the first result of search or what ai generate or find back.