Retrieve Bathroom
This page explains Request and Response for retrieving bathrooms.
Endpoint
POST
Header
app-id
string
Yes
Your application ID. Required for authentication.
Authorization
string
Yes
Your API key. for authorization. Required for authentication.
Content-Type
string
Yes
Must be set to application/json.
Attributes
hotel_id string (Required)
Specifies the hotel ID for the property.
channel_hotel_id string (Required)
Specifies the channel-specific hotel ID for the property.
channel_room_id string (Required)
Specifies the unique identifier for the room in the channel's system.
Sample Request
Response
Sample Success Response - 1
Below response example contains home type property bathrooms.
Sample Success Response - 2
When there is no bathroom details found then you will get below response:
Success Response Body Elements
Status string
Indicates the result of the API call.
Will be "Success" for successful operations.
Data object
An object containing data related to the successful image creation. This typically includes identifiers for the created images.
property_bathroom_details object
Contains bathroom details for property-type rooms.
bathrooms array
Contains a list of bathroom configurations.
Maximum 20 bathrooms
id integer
A unique identifier for the bathroom.
bathroom_type string
Specifies if bathroom is private or shared.
Required. Supports: PRIVATE, SHARED
bathroom_location string
Specifies the location of the bathroom.
Supports: ENSUITE, NEXT_DOOR, DOWN_THE_HALL, OPPOSITE_THE_ROOM, IN_THE_HALLWAY, OTHER, INSIDE_THE_APARTMENT, INSIDE_OR_ATTACHED_TO_BEDROOM, INSIDE_THE_ROOM
Message string
A message receives within the response body. This will generally be an empty string if no additional information is needed.
Ruid string
Specifies the unique request ID.
You can share this ID with Booking.com customer support when you run into an issue. This can help in understanding what went wrong.
Errors
Sample Error Response 1
Sample Error Response 2
Error Response Body Elements
Status string
Indicates the result of the API call, which will be always "Fail" in case of an error response.
Error array
Array that contains details about any errors that occurred during the API call. Each object in the Errors array contains the following properties:
Code string
Specific error code that helps identify the type of error.
For example: "400" indicates a bad request.
ShortText string
A short description of the error.
Message string
A message providing more information about the error.
Ruid string
A unique identifier for tracking the request.
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