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Search Awaze's cottages.com UK holiday-rental inventory from an AI agent.
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The Cottages.com MCP server searches the UK holiday-rental inventory of cottages.com, an Awaze brand, from Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP-compatible agent. Anthropic's directory lists two tools, and only one of them belongs to the product: a natural-language cottage search. Nothing in the listing makes, holds, changes or cancels a booking, and nothing contacts a property owner.
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Listed by Anthropic as a partner connector in its Connectors Directory.
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Anthropic states this reflects the level of review a connector received, not a security audit.
Tool names from Anthropic's directory listing. This server requires sign-in, so we could not read tool descriptions or parameter schemas.
search-cottages's parameters, its safety annotations and any injected analytics parameter are all unpublished here. The tool names come from Anthropic's directory.No. Anthropic's directory lists two tools and neither creates, holds, modifies or cancels a reservation. Alpic, who built the connector, writes that travellers 'seamlessly transition to booking on cottages.com' — the booking leaves the chat. In Anthropic's own listing screenshots the only button on each property card reads 'View on Cottages.com' and carries an external-link glyph.
No tool in the listing does either. The two names are search-cottages and send_feedback, and send_feedback routes to the hosting platform's operators rather than to any property owner. Cottages.com is a managed agency rather than an owner-messaging marketplace, so there is no enquiry inbox for a tool to write into.
It is not a cottages.com feature. It is injected by @alpic-ai/insights, the analytics package from Alpic, the platform hosting this server. Reading that package at version 1.168.2 shows middleware that appends send_feedback to every tools/list response. It takes content and source, and its own annotations declare readOnlyHint false with destructiveHint false.
Yes, by design. The injected tool's source parameter is an enum of model and user, and the description tells the model it may call the tool autonomously when it detects a genuine issue. The same description instructs the model to strip personal data first and replace it with placeholders, but that instruction is a prompt, not an enforced filter.
Because the server restricts callers by IP address. Alpic documents IP whitelisting that admits approved IPs and named MCP clients such as Claude and ChatGPT while every other request receives a 403 Forbidden. Our anonymous handshake got exactly that on 2026-08-24, so the tool detail on this page comes from Anthropic's listing and vendor sources rather than a live tools/list.
No call in this listing spends money. Searching inventory is free, and the only tool that writes anything writes a feedback string to the hosting platform. Cottages.com takes a 25 pound deposit to reserve a stay, but that is charged on cottages.com during a checkout you complete yourself, never by a tool call.
No. The documentation URL in Anthropic's directory points at Alpic's generic MCP Server Playground, a browser test harness whose page title and description never mention cottages, holidays or the UK. That host also serves a blanket Disallow robots.txt and a noindex header, so there is no cottages-specific tool reference to check the listing against.
No, it was promoted. The connector appears in our 2026-08-16 directory snapshot at community tier with the identical two tool names, and in the 2026-08-23 snapshot at partner tier. Promotions are the common route into partner tier: 43 servers were promoted between those two snapshots against 24 that are genuinely new.
https://mcp.cottages.com/mcp — anonymous initialize returned HTTP 403 with no www-authenticate header; both RFC 9728 paths unreadable (2026-08-24) · retrieved 2026-08-24llms.txt and llms-full.txt (retrieved 2026-08-24). alpic.ai/robots.txt explicitly allows ClaudeBot and anthropic-ai. · retrieved 2026-08-24@alpic-ai/insights 1.168.2, feedback middleware source read for the tool description, parameter schema and annotations (retrieved 2026-08-24) · retrieved 2026-08-24Disallow: / robots.txt and a noindex header, and no links were followed onward from it. · retrieved 2026-08-24Connect Cottages.com once and your agents call these tools on their own: on a schedule, in a workflow, with nobody at the keyboard.