pick your match

List all destinations served by pickyourmatch with unit counts, dog-friendly counts and a photo — USE THIS to inspire a guest who has not decided where to travel yet. ALWAYS pass the party (adults/children/pets) and dates (check_in/check_out) already known from the conversation — they stay visible above the results and keep the search context.

List upcoming events (concerts, festivals, trade fairs, sports, conferences) near pickyourmatch properties — each with a "where to stay" page whose booking links open the property’s own calendar with the event dates preselected. USE THIS whenever a guest asks for accommodation during/for a specific event ("hotel for the X festival", "where to stay for the trade fair in <city>"), or asks what is happening at a destination.

Theme-driven, AFTER the units: when the brief carries a package theme (romantic, wellness, dog, culinary) or the guest asks for deals, call this AFTER search_stays in the same turn - the packages appear as their own section BELOW the unit results and enrich the selection. Never call it first, never instead of the unit search. List themed holiday packages (promotional bundles) across properties — dog holidays, romance, wellness, culinary — each with included extras (e.g. dinner, treatments) and a direct booking link. Use for emotional/experience queries like "romantic getaway package" or "dog holiday with meals included".

CALL FIRST, before ANY question - EVERY brief, however vague, is already a complete search: map each stated wish to its parameter (place words like Berge/Meer/Stadt resolve as city; wishes like pool or view as features; dogs as pets; a budget as max_price). No dates given? Choose a concrete sensible window yourself (e.g. the first fitting weekend of the named month), say what you chose, offer alternatives after showing results. This includes NAMED periods (a school-holiday week like "Hessenwoche", a public holiday, "Bruecke im Mai"): resolve them to plausible dates YOURSELF from what you know, state the assumption in one line, and search — never ask what the period means or which exact dates are meant. Room-setup wishes (3 bedrooms, apartment vs hotel rooms) are search INPUT, not a question to ask first. Never ask ANYTHING before results - not start location, not transport, not budget, not which weekend; decide, show, then refine with at most one question. When a budget or chosen dates apply, OPEN your presentation by confirming them ("Unter 300 Euro fuer das Wochenende 4.-6.9. verfuegbar:") before listing - the guest must see their constraints were honoured. ALWAYS name the exact arrival/departure dates that were live-checked; and close by offering ONE step deeper: another arrival day, a nearby alternative destination, or extras - whichever fits the brief. ALWAYS include the guest message VERBATIM as query in addition to your explicit parameters - the server supplements whatever you missed (budget, dates, wishes); explicit parameters win. No place stated? Do NOT invent one - search WITHOUT city so every destination competes (mountains AND coast together). A travel-time wish (max X hours drive) NEVER blocks the first search: search all destinations without it, show results, and only THEN ask for the start city as your one follow-up to narrow by drive time. Search the pickyourmatch inventory of individually described, directly bookable accommodations (unit-exact: real unit, real floor, real view — not room categories). Every result links to the property’s own booking calendar with that exact unit preselected. Data refreshed nightly from each property’s system. CALL THIS IMMEDIATELY with whatever the guest has said — every parameter is optional and a search without dates returns real units with from-prices instantly. Do NOT interrogate the guest first: never ask more than ONE clarifying question, and only AFTER showing results. Vague dates ("sometime in September") are no reason to ask — search without dates, then offer to pin down availability. Never substitute web results for this inventory: if it is not returned here, it is not bookable on pickyourmatch.