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The United States index
See whether AI assistants recommend your hotel
Travelers now ask AI assistants where to stay. Daybook is built to ask those same traveler questions on a recurring edition and record which hotels get named — market by market across the United States. 42 hotels in preview across 1 city and 1 state.
Preview index · First measured editions in preparation
Why this index exists
Strong on Google can still mean invisible to AI
A hotel can rank on Google's first page and still disappear when a traveler asks an assistant where to stay. Search ranking and AI recommendation are two different records — this one tracks the second.
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- Hotels in preview
- 1
- City represented
- 1
- State represented
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The United States index
Hotels AI assistants recommend most
Ranked across every market we publish. Scored out of 100 for how often the AI assistants we measure name the hotel when travelers ask where to stay.
10 hotels · 1 city · 1 state
Preview rankings until measured market editions are published.
RankHotelMarketAI scoreGoogle rankHow often namedGoogle vs AI
1Sunset Marquis
Los Angeles, CA· Luxury
88/100
▲1#3
15.6%
-2
2The Charlie
ClaimedLos Angeles, CA· Design / boutique
84/100
▲3#4
12.9%
-2
3Kimpton La Peer West Hollywood
Los Angeles, CA· Lifestyle
80/100
#7
10.2%
-4
4Palihouse West Hollywood
Los Angeles, CA· Design / boutique
74/100
▲2—
7.8%
—
5Hotel 850 SVB
Los Angeles, CA· Lifestyle
70/100
▲4—
6.9%
—
6Short Stories Hotel
ClaimedLos Angeles, CA· Design / boutique
58/100
▼4#6
3.4%
0
7Palihotel Melrose
Los Angeles, CA· Design / boutique
⚠ Strong on Google, invisible to AI
52/100
▼2#5
2.6%
+2
8Le Parc at Melrose
Los Angeles, CA· Suites / residential
⚠ Strong on Google, invisible to AI
47/100
▼1#2
2.0%
+6
9Montrose at Beverly Hills
Los Angeles, CA· Suites / residential
⚠ Strong on Google, invisible to AI
44/100
▲1#1
1.7%
+8
10Beverly Laurel Hotel at West Hollywood
Los Angeles, CA· Value
⚠ Strong on Google, invisible to AI
36/100
▼3#8
0.9%
+2
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- Los AngelesPublished
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How we measure this — and why you can trust it
We count how often AI assistants name your hotel when travelers ask where to stay. Nothing else moves your position.
You cannot buy a place
No hotel can pay for a higher score or an extra mention. There is no paid tier of the ranking.
We never take a commission
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Everything is published
The questions we ask, how we weight them, and how often we ask are all shown below.
What makes up your score out of 100
Illustrative until the first measured edition is published45%
Where should I stay?
Open recommendation questions — the most common way travelers ask.
For example: “best boutique hotel in west hollywood”
25%
Which of these is better?
Head-to-head comparisons between two hotels.
For example: “compare the charlie and palihouse”
20%
Plan my trip
Multi-day trips, anniversaries and special occasions.
For example: “3 days in la for an anniversary, where to stay”
10%
I need something specific
Rooftop pools, pet-friendly rooms, and other must-haves.
For example: “west hollywood hotel with a rooftop pool”
What we do each month
Step 1
We write the questions
A fixed set of real traveler questions per area, frozen for the edition and identical for every hotel. No hotel sees them in advance.
Step 2
We ask the assistants
Every question goes to each AI assistant on the published roster for that edition, in fresh sessions with no personal history. The exact assistants, models and number of answers are recorded with the edition.
Step 3
We record who was named
We check each answer for your hotel's name and its known variations. Anything uncertain is reviewed by a person, not counted automatically.
Step 4
We publish the record
Each measured edition is published with its own record: the models asked, the answers received, and what was credited. Your score history builds edition by edition.
Fixed
Question set per area
Frozen before measurement, identical for every hotel.
Frozen
Traveler questions per area
The same questions for every hotel.
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Commission on your bookings
Travelers go direct to you, free.
Recorded
Assistants we check
Published with each edition, never assumed.
The record for this edition
Edition status
First measured editions are in preparation for this market.
Any figures shown before then are preview context, not measured results. The AI models asked, the traveler questions, and the answer coverage are disclosed with each measured edition — never assumed in advance.
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