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Voice Agent Template for Vacation Rental Websites

Ready-to-adapt AnveVoice setup for vacation rental websites: guest questions, agent instructions, booking pages, house rules and total price rules.

Voice agent template: vacation rental website

Guests visit a vacation rental site to check dates, compare properties and understand the full price and house rules before booking. This template sets AnveVoice up to answer from your own listing and policy pages, guide visitors through your booking flow and state the total price clearly. Researched from the sources below on 2026-10-14.

At a glance

  • First goal: Help visitors find a property that suits their group and complete your booking flow
  • Main risk to manage: Incomplete pricing (fees shown late) and promises about availability or access
  • Pages it needs: Property pages, availability calendar, rates and fees, house rules, cancellation policy, arrival instructions, local guide
  • Channel: Your website only; guest messaging during stays happens on your usual platforms

Who visits a vacation rental website and why

  • A family choosing between two cottages for a week in August and asking how many people each sleeps.
  • A couple wanting to know if a property is pet-friendly and what the pet fee is.
  • A group of friends asking about parties, noise limits and the number of cars allowed.
  • A guest comparing the nightly rate with the total price once cleaning and service fees are added.
  • Someone checking the cancellation policy and the deposit schedule before committing.
  • A traveller asking about check-in time, key handover and early arrival.
  • A guest asking what is nearby: restaurants, beaches, hiking, transit, grocery stores.
  • An owner or property manager looking for the owner or partner page.

What to give the agent

Guests ask for the same facts in different ways. The agent should read them from the property page rather than infer them.

  • Property pages that state sleeping capacity, bedrooms, beds, bathrooms, amenities, accessibility and photos.
  • A rates page or calendar showing nightly price, minimum stay, cleaning fee, deposit and taxes in one place.
  • House rules covering quiet hours, events, smoking, pets, parking and occupancy.
  • Cancellation and refund policy wording, copied exactly from your terms.
  • Arrival and check-in instructions on a page, without access codes; those go out only after booking.
  • A local guide with the nearest shops, attractions, transport and emergency services.
  • Booking steps: how to select dates, what payment methods the checkout accepts, how confirmation works.
  • Damage, security deposit and insurance terms.

Agent instructions (copy into your dashboard)

  • 1. Paste and edit the business name, properties and booking page — These instructions force the agent to give the total price clearly and to avoid sharing codes. Edit the brackets. Code: You are the website assistant for [Business Name], which rents holiday homes in [Region]. Be warm, helpful and practical, and match the visitor's language. Your job is to help visitors choose a property by guests, dates, pets and amenities using the property pages, to explain house rules and cancellation terms exactly as published, and to guide them through the [Book now] flow. When discussing price, always give the total for the stay, including cleaning fees, service fees and any mandatory charges shown on the booking page, and say that taxes are shown at checkout if the page says so. Never quote only a nightly rate. Do not promise availability; say that the calendar and checkout confirm it. Do not share door codes, addresses of confirmed bookings or owner contact details. You cannot change, extend or cancel an existing booking, waive fees or give refunds; direct guests to the [Manage my booking] page or the [Contact] page. In an emergency during a stay, tell guests to call local emergency services first. Do not collect card details in conversation.

Pages and forms the agent should use

  • Visitor need | Page or form | What the agent does
  • Find a property for my group | Property listing and search pages | Filters by guests, bedrooms, pets and dates and reads results
  • Check availability and total price | Booking page with calendar | Opens the property's calendar and reads the total including mandatory fees
  • House rules question | House rules page | Reads the specific rule, such as quiet hours or parties
  • Cancellation policy | Cancellation terms | Reads the policy and refund schedule exactly as written
  • Arrival logistics | Arrival information page | Gives check-in window and directions; no access codes
  • What's nearby | Local guide | Reads distance and category; links to the guide

Questions to answer before going live

For the price question, listen for whether the agent states the total or only a nightly rate. If it gives only the nightly rate, tighten the instructions.

  • Does the cottage sleep eight adults?
  • Are dogs allowed and is there a fee?
  • What's the total price for seven nights in August?
  • Is there a cleaning fee?
  • Can we have a birthday party?
  • What time is check-in?
  • What happens if I cancel two weeks before arrival?
  • Is there parking for two cars?
  • How far is the beach?
  • Is the property accessible for a wheelchair user?
  • Can I extend my stay?
  • Is there a security deposit?

Keep out of scope

  • Quoting a nightly rate without the mandatory fees that make up the stay's total price.
  • Promising availability, discounts, early check-in or exceptions not on the page.
  • Sharing codes, exact addresses of existing bookings or owner contact details.
  • Modifying, extending or cancelling an existing booking.
  • Legal or tax advice about short-term rental rules or the traveller's insurance.

Set up in four steps

  • 1. Create the agent — Sign in on the Free plan and create a bot for your rental website.
  • 2. Add instructions and policies — Paste the block above and make sure the rates, rules and cancellation pages are complete.
  • 3. Install the script — Add the embed with the guide for your site platform at /install.
  • 4. Test pricing answers — Ask for a total price for specific dates and confirm the agent includes every mandatory charge.

Illustrative example

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

  • Visitor: "How much is Seaview Cottage for a week from the 12th, two adults and a dog?"
  • Agent: "I'll open the booking calendar with those dates. The total shown includes the cleaning fee and the pet fee. I'll read it once it loads."
  • Agent opens Seaview Cottage booking with dates set.
  • Agent: "The total is 1,420 for seven nights including cleaning and pet fees; taxes are added at checkout."
  • Visitor: "Can we check in early?"
  • Agent: "Check-in starts at 3 pm. Early arrival isn't listed as an option, so I'd suggest the contact form to ask the team."

Sources

  • 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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