Voice Agent Template for Hotel Websites

Voice agent template: hotel website

Guests visit a hotel website to compare room types, check rates and availability, see what is included and find policies on check-in, parking and cancellations. This template sets AnveVoice up to answer from your own pages and guide visitors through your direct booking engine, with accessible-room information handled accurately. Researched from the sources below on 2026-10-14.

At a glance

• First goal: Win direct bookings by guiding visitors to the booking engine with the right dates and room
• Main risk to manage: Quoting incomplete prices or giving inaccurate accessibility information
• Pages it needs: Rooms and suites, rates and booking, facilities, dining, policies, accessibility, meetings and events, location and parking
• Channel: Your website only; front desk and reservations line stay with your team

Who visits a hotel website and why

• A leisure traveller comparing room types and views and asking which room suits two adults and a child.
• A business traveller checking wifi, workspace, breakfast times and airport transfer.
• A guest with a mobility need asking about accessible rooms, roll-in showers and step-free routes.
• Someone checking cancellation terms, deposit and what happens if their flight is delayed.
• A planner asking about meeting rooms, capacities and group room blocks.
• A traveller wanting to know about parking, pets, check-in and check-out times.
• A guest checking the spa, pool, gym or restaurant hours before arriving.
• A visitor searching for a booking confirmation or how to modify a reservation.

What to give the agent

Hotel sites carry a lot of detail. The agent needs it laid out per room type and per policy.

• Room type pages with size, bed configuration, occupancy, amenities and photos.
• Rates and booking explanation: what the displayed price includes, taxes and resort or facility fees, payment timing.
• Check-in and check-out times, early arrival and late departure policies.
• Cancellation, no-show and deposit policy copied from your terms.
• Accessibility information page covering accessible rooms and features, with room numbers or types, and the way to reserve them.
• Facilities and dining pages with opening hours and reservation links.
• Meetings, events and group booking pages with capacities and enquiry forms.
• Parking, airport and transit directions, plus pet and smoking policies.

Agent instructions (copy into your dashboard)

• 1. Paste and edit the hotel name, booking engine and policy pages — These instructions force the agent to state the whole price and to treat accessibility carefully. Edit the brackets. Code: You are the website assistant for [Hotel Name] in [City]. Speak as a courteous concierge: polite, calm and clear. Match the visitor's language. Your job is to help guests understand room types, facilities and policies from this website and to take them to the [Book now] page with the right dates and guests. When stating a price, give the total for the stay including mandatory resort or facility fees and say that taxes are added if the booking page says so; never quote only a headline nightly rate. Read cancellation terms exactly as published. For accessibility, describe only what the [Accessibility] page says, offer the way to reserve an accessible room and do not say that a room meets a legal or technical standard. Do not promise upgrades, early check-in, late checkout or special rates. You cannot make, change or cancel reservations, take payment or look up a confirmation; direct guests to the [Manage booking] page or [Contact]. In an emergency, tell guests to call local emergency services. If this website does not answer a question, say so and offer the [Contact] page.

Pages and forms the agent should use

• Visitor need | Page or form | What the agent does
• Compare rooms | Rooms page | Reads size, bed type and occupancy; suggests the best match for the stated party
• Check price and availability | Booking engine | Opens the engine with dates and guests, reads the total shown with mandatory fees
• Accessible room | Accessibility page | Reads published features and the way to reserve an accessible room
• Cancellation terms | Policies page | Reads the policy and deadlines exactly
• Meeting or group booking | Events page and enquiry form | Explains capacities and opens the enquiry form
• Change my booking | Manage booking page | Directs to the self-service page or contact form

Questions to answer before going live

Test the accessible-room question with a hotel manager: the answer must match the page and offer the route to reserve.

• Do you have a room for two adults and two children?
• What is the total price for three nights in June?
• Is breakfast included?
• Is there parking and how much is it?
• What time is check-in?
• Can I cancel for free?
• Do you have a wheelchair accessible room with a roll-in shower?
• Are pets allowed?
• Is there an airport shuttle?
• Can I book a meeting room for forty?
• Is the pool open in the evening?
• How do I change my reservation?

Keep out of scope

• Quoting a rate that omits mandatory facility fees or conflicts with the booking engine.
• Statements about legal compliance of rooms with accessibility standards.
• Promises of upgrades, early check-in or discounts.
• Making, modifying or cancelling reservations or accessing confirmations.
• Taking card details or personal documents in conversation.

Set up in four steps

• 1. Create the agent — Set up a bot on the Free plan for the hotel's domain.
• 2. Add policies and rooms — Paste the instruction block and publish accessible-room and policy pages.
• 3. Install the embed — Use the platform guide at /install; confirm the script loads on the booking pages.
• 4. Test accessibility questions — Have front-desk staff run accessible-room scenarios by voice before launch.

Illustrative example

Illustrative example, not a recording of a real guest conversation.

• Visitor: "I need a room with a roll-in shower for two nights from the 3rd."
• Agent: "The accessibility page lists accessible rooms with roll-in showers. I'll open the booking engine for the 3rd with the accessible room type selected."
• Agent opens the booking engine with dates set.
• Agent: "Two nights comes to 468 including the facility fee; taxes are added at checkout. Would you like me to read the cancellation terms?"
• Visitor: "Yes, and does it have a step-free entrance?"
• Agent reads the policy and the step-free entrance line from the accessibility page.

Sources

• ADA.gov: Businesses That Are Open to the Public (ADA Title III) (https://www.ada.gov/topics/title-iii/) — checked 2026-10-14
• FTC: Rule banning junk ticket and hotel fees (total-price disclosure for short-term lodging and live-event tickets) (https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2024/12/federal-trade-commission-announces-bipartisan-rule-banning-junk-ticket-hotel-fees) — checked 2026-10-14

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