Agentic Hospitality announces a groundbreaking achievement in the evolution of hotel distribution: the industry’s first MCP (Model Context Protocol) booking, powered by AI-native channels. The historic transaction took place yesterday at Rose St. Gardens, a five-unit short-term rental on Roseau, the capital of Dominica, an island nation in the Lesser Antilles. This booking signals a new era where even the smallest properties can compete on equal footing with global travel giants.

Rose St. Gardens, owned by Daniel Fadelle, embodies the philosophy that size should never limit access to world-class digital infrastructure. Drawing from his five years as a Senior Merchant Success Manager at Shopify, Fadelle understands the value of scalable systems. When deciding his hotel website platform, he knew to leverage MCP-powered tools from Shopify to broadcast real-time availability, rates, and inventory across AI-native surfaces—ensuring that his boutique property could meet guests where they search today.

The Booking That is Making History

This milestone booking was made possible thanks to Agentic Hospitality’s AI-native platform, enabling the future hotel guest to bypass traditional online travel agencies—no Expedia, no Booking.com, no Airbnb—and leverage Model Context Protocol (MCP), the core infrastructure for agentic hotel distribution, to capture guest signals (intent, loyalty status, session context) and translate them into a structured booking action.

Via Agentic Hospitality, the guest’s request inside ChatGPT—"a full-house rental with air-conditioned bedrooms, four bathrooms, and ample family space”—was broadcast across AI-native channels. That beacon matched seamlessly with Rose St. Gardens.Thebooking flowed seamlessly. Agentic Hospitality orchestrated the transaction, Shopify’s infrastructure ensured inventory and rates aligned, and—most importantly—the hotel was the merchant of record. It wasn’t a faceless intermediary capturing the guest relationship; it was Daniel’s small island property welcoming a family directly.

“This booking proved what we’ve long believed,” said Brad Brewer, Cofounder and Chief AI Officer for Agentic Hospitality. “Hotel owners like Daniel can win—they just have to compete. With Agentic Hospitality, the smallest hotel has the same power as the biggest platform. Even Daniel vs. Goliath.”

The Future of Hotel Distribution is Agentic

The first-ever hotel MCP booking wasn’t made at a mega-resort, multinational chain, or an intermediary like Expedia and Booking. It happened at a tiny independent island rental—demonstrating that AI-native distribution gives non-branded, small hotels the same reach and power as global brands.

“This wasn’t just another booking,” Brewer said. “It was a turning point. Proof that the future of hospitality will be direct, AI-powered, and open to properties of every size.”

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