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Airbnb Search & Listings MCP Server

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Discover Airbnb listings with advanced filtering and detailed insights

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A Model Context Protocol server that enables AI applications to search Airbnb listings by location, dates, guests, and price while providing comprehensive property details and direct booking links.

Capabilities

Resources
Access data sources
Tools
Execute functions
Prompts
Pre-built templates
Sampling
AI model interactions

Airbnb Search & Listings DXT in Action

Overview

The Airbnb MCP server is a Desktop Extension (DXT) that bridges AI assistants with Airbnb’s public search and listing data. It solves the problem of limited, static travel information in AI conversations by providing real‑time access to a vast catalog of properties, complete with granular filters and rich metadata. Developers can embed this server into Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any MCP‑compatible tool, enabling assistants to answer questions like “Show me pet‑friendly stays in San Francisco under $200 per night” or “What are the amenities of a beachfront villa in Maui?” without leaving the chat.

What the Server Does

At its core, the server exposes two primary tools: and . The search tool accepts a comprehensive set of parameters—location, date range, guest composition, price bounds, and pagination cursor—returning a structured list of matching listings. Each result includes detailed property information such as amenities, house rules, neighborhood context, and a direct booking link. The listing detail tool fetches extended data for a single property, providing deeper insights like host policies and exact coordinates. By respecting Airbnb’s robots.txt (with an optional override for testing) and implementing timeout, rate‑limit awareness, and robust error handling, the server ensures reliable, ethical access to external data.

Key Features & Capabilities

  • Advanced filtering: Combine location, dates, guest counts, pets, and price ranges to narrow down results precisely.
  • Pagination support: Use the field to iterate through large result sets seamlessly.
  • Rich property metadata: Receive amenities, house rules, neighborhood details, and booking URLs in a single API call.
  • Robots.txt compliance: Safeguard against unwanted scraping, with a configurable override for development purposes.
  • Secure configuration: Manage settings through the DXT interface, keeping credentials and request limits under control.

Real‑World Use Cases

  • Travel planning assistants: Provide instant, customized recommendations for users searching vacation rentals.
  • Property management tools: Integrate Airbnb data into dashboards to compare occupancy rates or pricing trends.
  • Data enrichment pipelines: Pull detailed listings into internal databases for market analysis or competitor benchmarking.
  • Chatbot extensions: Allow conversational agents to answer location‑specific queries, suggest nearby attractions, or generate booking links on demand.

Integration with AI Workflows

Because the MCP server presents its tools as declarative actions, an AI assistant can invoke them with a single intent. The assistant parses user input to extract search parameters, calls , and then formats the results into a friendly response. For deeper dives, it can chain to when a user requests more information about a specific property. This tight coupling between intent parsing, tool execution, and natural language generation enables fluid, interactive conversations that feel both responsive and authoritative.

Unique Advantages

Unlike generic web scraping solutions, this server is purpose‑built for MCP clients, offering native pagination handling, error resilience, and a user‑friendly configuration panel. Its adherence to Airbnb’s access policies protects users from potential bans, while the optional robots.txt override gives developers flexibility during testing. By packaging everything as a DXT file, deployment is straightforward: users simply drop the extension into their AI desktop client and start querying Airbnb data with minimal friction.