booking-cli

To search Booking.com hotels from the command line, use the cli-web-booking tool with destination and date parameters. It returns a JSON envelope containing success status, destination, checkin and checkout dates, count, and a detailed properties array for scripted automation.

The JSON output for hotel searches includes a top-level envelope with destination, checkin, checkout, count, and a properties array. Each property object contains title, slug, score, review_count, price, address, distance, and property_type fields for detailed accommodation data.

Yes, you can retrieve Booking.com property data for workflow automation directly from the terminal. The Skill outputs a script-friendly JSON response containing structured accommodation details like price, score, and address, bypassing the need for manual browser-based data collection.

Yes, accessing protected Booking.com accommodation data via CLI requires appropriate authentication. Along with the cli-web-booking tool dependency, correct authentication setup is necessary to successfully query destinations and return the structured JSON property response.

Resolving destination names to Booking.com IDs is a core feature of the CLI search process. By passing destination parameters to the cli-web-booking tool, the workflow resolves the names and returns the matching property data formatted in a structured JSON envelope.

The best way to get structured hotel pricing and review data in JSON format is using the cli-web-booking tool. It queries accommodations by destination and date, returning a script-friendly JSON response with fields like price_amount, score_label, and review_count for reporting.