The agent could not access the primary website (403 errors) but assembled a coherent overview of Huis van Rooi's mission, services, audience, and general pricing using search snippets and third-party booking aggregators. The site's core content remained inaccessible, forcing reliance on fragments and external platforms.

• ›The primary domain (huisvanrooi.be) returned 403 Forbidden on both HTTP and www variants, blocking direct content discovery. All substantive information came from search result snippets and external booking/review platforms.
• ›Search results reliably surfaced key pages (Mothers at Rest, Birth House, Bed & Breakfast, Sleep & Stay) by title and URL, but the agent could not fetch those pages themselves to verify or expand on their content.
• ›Pricing data came exclusively from aggregator platforms (Booking.com, KAYAK, TripAdvisor) citing $90–143 USD per night; no rate cards, package pricing, or service bundles were discoverable.
• ›The agent correctly identified the niche positioning (postpartum/wellness retreat with midwife supervision) from search snippets, but could not verify secondary services like EFT therapy details or confirm the full therapeutic menu.
• ›Critical operational information (booking process, availability, room types, capacity, detailed service packages) remained entirely inaccessible—all gaps had to be flagged as 'missing' rather than inferred.