Hospitable shipped the first official MCP server in short-term rental software, in April 2026, and unlike most it is write-capable. It authenticates over OAuth, exposes more than fifty tools, and messages an agent sends through it deliver immediately to real guests. If you want conversational or agent access to Hospitable, use theirs: it is first-party, and it is good.

Use the official server

According to Hospitable's help center (hospitable.com), Hospitable launched its MCP server in April 2026 with OAuth authentication and more than fifty tools, the first official agent access in this industry. Connecting it is admin-only on the account.

For most people who want an assistant or an agent working with their Hospitable account, that is the whole answer. Our guide to connecting Hospitable to Claude and does Hospitable have an MCP server walk through the setup.

Know that it writes

The caution worth repeating: the server is write-capable, and messages sent through it deliver to guests immediately. There is no staging step and no undo. An agent with a slightly wrong instruction can message real guests, so treat write access the way you would treat production database credentials.

Read-only exploration is low risk. Granting an autonomous agent write access to guest messaging should be a deliberate decision.

Using Hospitable with RapidEye

RapidEye works with Hospitable. We set the connection up for your account, so there is nothing to build or configure on your side. Tell us which platform you use and we take it from there.

Looking for the RapidEye inspection API itself, where you send turnover photos or video and get findings back? Its reference is public at api.rapideyeinspections.com/docs.


Quick FAQ

Does RapidEye work with Hospitable?

Yes. RapidEye sets up the connection to Hospitable for your account. Tell us which platform you use and we take it from there.

Does Hospitable have an official MCP server?

Yes. Hospitable launched the first official MCP server in short-term rental software in April 2026. It authenticates over OAuth, exposes more than fifty tools, and connecting it is admin-only on the account. It is write-capable: messages an agent sends through it deliver to guests immediately.

Is the Hospitable MCP server safe to give an AI agent?

It is write-capable, so treat it like production credentials. Messages sent through it deliver to real guests immediately, with no staging step and no undo. Read-only exploration is low risk; granting an autonomous agent write access to guest messaging is not, and should be deliberate.

Sources

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  1. MCP server help documentation, Hospitablehospitable.com

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