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Recipe · Hotels API

Rate-parity check with n8n

Identical calls except price_as_seen_from (the REST field is proxy_country), a two-letter code that prices the stay as a shopper in that country would see it. Ask each market more than once: in a controlled run on 2026-08-28, Germany and Japan answered with the same number every time while the US market moved between identical requests. The agent compares the ranges and calls a gap real only when one market’s whole range sits below the other’s.

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Step 1 · Connect

Install the community node

Settings → Community nodes → Install → n8n-nodes-flightpowers (v0.2.3 on npm). Add your RapidAPI key once as a credential; every workflow reuses it.

community node package name
n8n-nodes-flightpowers

Bring your own RapidAPI key: every request is billed to your own subscription, never ours.

Step 2 · The job

The job

The job in plain words. In n8n you express it as the configuration below instead of a prompt.

Price the Rixos Sungate in Antalya for Oct 5–10 as seen from Germany and from Japan. Ask each market three times.

Step 3 · Under the hood

What the node sends

The node issues this request against the same live API: real parameter names, exactly as the endpoint takes them.

request the node issues
// find_hotel_by_name
{
  "hotel_name": "Rixos Sungate Antalya",
  "checkin_date": "2026-10-05",
  "checkout_date": "2026-10-10",
  "price_as_seen_from": "de"
}

Step 4 · Read the response

Fields your logic reads

The response is flat JSON. These are the fields this recipe branches on, with what each one means.

availableboolean

False means sold out for the dates: the response keeps the same shape with nulls, so parsing never branches on an error format.

price_stringstring

The total rate for the stay as Booking.com displays it: “US$2,434”.

pricenumber

The same rate as a plain number, for comparing quotes across markets or dates.

room_typestring

Which room the rate belongs to: compare like with like across markets.

Questions, answered plainly

Is my key billed to me?
Yes. Your RapidAPI key lives in an n8n credential, the node sends it on every request, and usage meters against your own subscription on RapidAPI. There is no FlightPowers account and no second bill.
Does this need a server of mine?
Only your n8n instance, cloud or self-hosted. The node calls the API directly from wherever n8n runs; there is nothing of ours to deploy.
What does it cost?
The Booking.com Live API's free tier is 10 requests/month with a hard cap: enough to verify your key works, not to evaluate. The PRO plan is $10/month for 2,000 requests, and every plan includes every endpoint.

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