The price in GetSearchResult is approximative as it skips things like different prices per day and also enables faster server replays. So if you create a request like this: { “CurrencyID”: 840, “LanguageID”: “EN”, “StartDate”: “2017-08-25”, “EndDate”: “2017-08-26”, “DestinationIDList”: [53], “ObjectTypeIDList”: [], “InPriceType”: “PerDay”, “PageSize”: 20, “CurrentPage”: 1, “PassengerConfigurationFilterList”: [{ “RoomsNumber”: 1, “AdultsNumber”: 2, “ChildrenAges”:[…]

Yes! This is achieved by using the PhotoWidth and PhotoHeight and/or ThumbnailWidth and ThumbnailHeight parameters when making an API request, where available. Depending on your use case, you will need to set either PhotoWidth and PhotoHeight, ThumbnailWidth and ThumbnailHeight or both of the pairs.   I wish only to resize the photos, keeping the original aspect[…]

API response to GetDetailedDescription contains AccommodationObject object, which has a property PriceListValidities. This is the list of all seasons for which that product has a price list. If you want to display all the price lists, you need to make one additional GetDetailedDescription request per season with the StartDate of the request’s parameter class set[…]