The agent retrieved substantive information about Hotel Ema Palace's offerings, facilities, and packages from two on-site pages, but the site itself omits pricing, room details, and clear package inclusions, leaving the task only partially answered. The agent correctly identified and surfaced these gaps rather than guessing.

• ›The site publishes no prices anywhere—not on the homepage, packages page, or via visible room descriptions. The agent had to note this absence rather than fill it from memory, showing strong grounding discipline.
• ›Room types are menu links with no descriptions, and packages do not specify which rooms are included; the agent extracted what was there (menu labels and check-in/check-out times) without inventing amenity or inclusion details.
• ›The site uses an external Omnibees booking engine; the agent correctly did not guess what it contains and noted the limitation. The direct-booking 'best rate' claim is unsupported by figures anywhere on the site.
• ›Check-out times conflict between packages on the same site (Noite de Núpcias vs. Noite Romântica differ by 2.5 hours), and the menu lists 'Dia da Noiva (o)' separately but the page presents it only as a combined package—the agent flagged both as confusing rather than resolving them.
• ›The site has no star rating, no competitor comparison, and no captions for awards/seal images; the agent's claim of differentiators (location, facilities mix, couple packages) is directly supported by what the site states, not inferred from model memory.