A traveler just asked ChatGPT whether your hotel allows dogs. Did it get the answer right?

Travelers ask AI before they book: is there parking and what does it cost, is there a resort fee, can they check in early, is the restaurant open on Mondays. The engines answer about your property specifically — and when one says you don't allow pets, or charges a fee you don't, the guest books somewhere else. Leolens checks what every engine says about each of your properties against the facts you publish, quotes the words back to you, and writes the corrections.

Start your program — $799 per month More than one property? See the bands →

First report within 48 hours of setup · every question sampled 3× per engine · checked against the facts you declare

37%

of Americans planning a summer trip are using, or plan to use, AI to plan it

Allianz Partners USA / Ipsos, 2,001 U.S. adults, July 2026

Word for word

every finding quotes the engine's own answer beside the fact it contradicts — sampled three times per engine, so a wrong answer is counted, not screenshotted

What we check, at every property

Pet policy — whether AI tells guests you allow pets, which ones, and what it costs.
Parking and its charges — self-parking, valet, and the nightly price a guest is quoted.
Resort and destination fees — whether the engines say you charge one, and how much.
Check-in and check-out times — the hours a guest plans their arrival around.
Amenities — pool, gym, EV charging, breakfast: what AI says you have, and what it says you do not.
On-site dining and its hours — whether the restaurant and bar are open when AI says they are.
And the rest — room types, accessibility and neighborhood. Anything you have not declared is reported as not measured, never guessed.

What a finding looks like

The Quillmere Hotel is a composite example — not a client.

Perplexity"does the Quillmere Hotel in Asheville allow dogs?"

"…the Quillmere Hotel does not allow pets; travelers with dogs may prefer one of several nearby pet-friendly properties…"

Your pet policy page says: dogs welcome, $50 per stay

1 of 4 engines had this wrong, in 2 of its 3 sampled answers. Checked against quillmerehotel.example/pet-policy.

What you get back

Every wrong fact, quoted — the engine's words verbatim, the question it was asked, the property, and the declared fact it contradicts.
Facts wrong at more than one property, first — a parking charge misreported at three hotels is one finding, ranked above a one-off.
The corrections, written for you — listing text, per-property structured data and an FAQ answer in the words travelers use, each tied to the finding that prompted it.
Where you show up — how often each engine names each property, as a supporting section rather than the headline.

After the first report

Every cycle, your program re-checks every property against the facts you declared. Findings keep their dates, so "still wrong three months later" and "fixed and staying fixed" are both on the record. From $799 per month for a single property, cancel anytime. Not sure yet? Take a month, read the report, and cancel from the billing portal if it is not for you.

See the bands →