Authenticate to the Hospitable Public API with a Personal Access Token and sync properties/reservations
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Steps
In your Hospitable account's API access page, create a new Personal Access Token (PAT), which is scoped to your own account only.
Send the token as `Authorization: Bearer <token>` on every request to the Public API v2.
Fetch properties via the properties endpoint to map Hospitable property IDs to your internal listing records.
Fetch reservations via the reservations endpoint to build arrival/departure schedules from confirmed bookings.
For calendar/price writes, use the corresponding property calendar update endpoints, keeping in mind PAT access covers only the single account that issued it.
Known gotchas
A PAT only authorizes your own Hospitable account — building an app that other Hospitable customers authorize requires the separate Partner/OAuth path via the Partner Portal, not a PAT.
PATs should never be shared with third parties per Hospitable's own guidance; treat them as a bearer secret and rotate if exposed.
The API is actively versioned — check the changelog before depending on specific field names, since the schema evolves over time.
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