DayPass launches in ChatGPT and Claude

Oct 15, 2026

With DayPass AI plugins, travelers can discover hotel pools, spas, and beach clubs, compare live prices and availability inside ChatGPT and Claude.

MIAMI - Oct. 15, 2026 - PRLog -- Travelers can ask an AI assistant for a hotel pool, spa or beach club day, browse live options as cards and a map, and book on DayPass.

DayPass (https://daypassapp.com), the marketplace for day access to hotel pools, spas, beach clubs and cabanas, today launched its app in ChatGPT and Claude, one of the first hotel-experience marketplaces in both. Asking "find a pool experience at a hotel in Dubai this weekend" returns real venues with photos, live availability and prices, and a direct path to booking.

How it works

Browse: cards show each venue's photo, rating, experiences, from-price and availability, with a Map view.
Refine: follow-ups like "anything cheaper?" or "what about Saturday?" adjust the search.
Check the details: hours, what's included, adult, child and kid pricing, and cancellation policy.
Book on DayPass: each card links to the venue's DayPass page. The app is read-only and accesses no personal data.

With DayPass connected, the assistant can also add an experience to a trip plan, such as five days in Dubai with the kids, with a booking link for the chosen day.

Why it matters

"People already ask ChatGPT and Claude where to spend a day by the pool on their trip," said Alexandre Mayol, CEO of DayPass. "Now the answer is a real list of hotels they can book today, with live prices and availability, instead of a guess."

"As AI agents take on more travel planning, we want hotel leisure experiences to be one request away," said Bhaumik Kothari, CTO of DayPass.

For partner hotels, it's a new channel to sell spare amenity capacity on quieter days, at the same prices and terms as on DayPass.

Availability

The app is free in ChatGPT and Claude and covers hotels and beach clubs in 34 countries, including the Dominican Republic, Thailand, the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Mexico and Mauritius. Partners include Club Med in Mauritius, Mexico, Thailand, Morocco and French West Indies.

To try it, add DayPass in ChatGPT at chatgpt.com/plugins/plugin_asdk_app_6aba40d39cc08191935e49b75512a649 or in Claude at claude.ai/directory/daypass, then ask:

"Find a pool experience at a hotel in Dubai for this weekend."
"What's included in a Club Med day in Mauritius, and the price for 2 adults and 2 kids?"

About DayPass

DayPass is a marketplace for day access to hotel pools, spas, beach clubs, cabanas and gyms, with no overnight stay, in 34 countries at daypassapp.com. DayPass is operated by DAYPASS Inc., based in Miami, Florida.

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