Describe the trip. We'll find the door.
A filter can tell you a room sleeps six. It can't tell you whether the grandparents get their own bathroom, or whether the second bedroom shares a wall with the elevator. Ask in plain words instead.
Where are you going, who's coming, and what would ruin the trip if you got it wrong?
What it knows, and what it doesn't
It reads the suites themselves — square footage, bed configuration, which door connects to which room, how many bathrooms. It cannot invent an amenity a hotel hasn't confirmed, because it has no way to write one.
Every suite beside the conversation is a real one you can open, with the specific reason it matched and a link to its page. If nothing real fits, it says so rather than stretching.
The figure on each card is the lowest recent nightly rate for that suite. The live rate, taxes and resort fees come from the hotel at the moment you search — never a number we guessed.
What people ask most
Pick one to start the conversation.