DayPass llega a ChatGPT y Claude

Oct 15, 2026

MIAMI - Oct. 15, 2026 - PRLog -- Pide a tu asistente de IA un día de piscina, spa o beach club de hotel y completa la reserva en la web de DayPass.

DayPass (https://daypassapp.com), el marketplace de acceso de día a piscinas, spas, beach clubs y cabañas de hotel, ha lanzado su app en ChatGPT y Claude, uno de los primeros marketplaces de experiencias hoteleras presentes en ambos asistentes. Preguntar "busca una experiencia de piscina en un hotel de Cancún para este fin de semana" muestra hoteles reales con fotos, precios y disponibilidad en tiempo real.

Cómo funciona

Explorar: tarjetas con foto, valoración, experiencias, precio y disponibilidad de cada hotel, más un mapa.
Afinar: preguntas como "¿algo más barato?" o "¿y el sábado?" ajustan la búsqueda.
Ver los detalles: horario, qué incluye, precios para adultos y niños, y política de cancelación.
Reservar en DayPass: cada tarjeta enlaza con la web de DayPass, donde se completan la reserva y el pago; el asistente no reserva ni cobra. La app es de solo lectura y no accede a datos personales.

Con DayPass conectado, el asistente también puede incluir una experiencia en un plan de viaje, con un enlace de reserva para el día elegido.

Por qué importa

"Los viajeros ya preguntan a ChatGPT y Claude dónde pasar un día de piscina durante su viaje", afirma Alexandre Mayol, CEO de DayPass. "Ahora la respuesta es una lista real de hoteles que pueden reservar hoy, con precios y disponibilidad en tiempo real, en lugar de una suposición."

"A medida que los agentes de IA asumen más parte de la planificación de viajes, queremos que las experiencias de ocio en hoteles estén a una sola petición", añade Bhaumik Kothari, CTO de DayPass.

Para los hoteles socios es un nuevo canal de venta para los días tranquilos, con sus mismos precios y condiciones.

Disponibilidad

La app es gratuita en ChatGPT y Claude y cubre hoteles y beach clubs en 34 países, entre ellos México (Cancún, Playa del Carmen, Los Cabos), España (Ibiza, Mallorca, Marbella), República Dominicana (Punta Cana) y Costa Rica.

Para probarla, añade DayPass en ChatGPT en chatgpt.com/plugins/plugin_asdk_app_6aba40d39cc08191935e49b75512a649 o en Claude en claude.ai/directory/daypass, y pregunta por tu próximo destino.

Acerca de DayPass

DayPass es un marketplace de acceso de día a piscinas, spas y beach clubs de hotel, sin alojamiento, en 34 países: daypassapp.com. DAYPASS Inc. tiene su sede en Miami, Florida.

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