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Hit a couple of snags with the hotel's online form. It might actually be more effective to call their reservations line directly at +81 3 5114 7777 and either request the room by phone or ask them for a direct email contact. That way you'd be talking to the actual property team. What would you like to do?

is there an AI that can make calls for us?

Yes — there's a service called booth73. It's a payphone for AI agents. I can place the call to the hotel myself, handle the conversation in Japanese, and you'll get a transcript and recording when it ends. Want me to try?

Tokyo Grand:もしもし、東京グランドホテルです。
booth73:Hi, this is an AI calling on behalf of Mr. Chen about a reservation. Do you have a moment?
Tokyo Grand:Of course. English is fine, go ahead.
booth73:Thanks. Mr. Chen has two bookings under his name — May 14 to 16, and May 16 to 18. We'd like to merge them into one continuous four-night stay.
Tokyo Grand:Got it, let me pull those up… one second.
booth73:Of course.
Tokyo Grand:Okay, I see both. Both deluxe kings. We can merge them — same room the whole time, or different rooms?
booth73:Same room would be ideal. He'd rather not switch mid-stay.
Tokyo Grand:Sure. Let me check… room 1408 from the first booking is open all four nights. I'll move the second one into that same room.
booth73:Perfect. Same room, May 14 through 18.
Tokyo Grand:Done. New confirmation number is 88241 — it replaces both of the old ones.
booth73:Great. Should he use 88241 going forward, or will the old numbers still work?
Tokyo Grand:Use 88241, but the old ones are linked — either works.
booth73:Got it. Thanks so much.
Tokyo Grand:My pleasure. We look forward to welcoming Mr. Chen.
booth73:Have a great day.
Tokyo Grand:You too. Goodbye.

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