Compare hotel listings for a New York trip

Muse searched hotel websites for a New York City trip and put the Marlton Hotel at the top.

Done with Meta Muse· Beginner· Sep 2026

What they did
During Skift’s test, Meta’s Muse agent used a browser to scan hotel sites one by one, since hotels do not share a single booking system. It was given a New York City request for November 1-2 with a nightly target of $350-450 and compared the public rates it could see. Muse is set up to ask the user before buying, and payment can run through Stripe Link.
How it went
Its first pick was the Marlton Hotel, based on the prices shown online. The writeup treated that as a shortlist, not a completed reservation, because the result depends on the page the agent happened to find.
Tips
Before approving anything, verify the room type, taxes, dates, and final price on the hotel’s own site. Open-web prices can shift quickly, so use the list as a lead, not a guarantee.

Try it yourself with Meta Muse

Find hotel options in [city] arriving on [arrival date] and leaving on [departure date], with a nightly budget of [min price] to [max price]. Check at least [number] hotel sites, compare the posted rates and key details, and show me the top results in a table. Pause before any reservation, payment, or confirmation step, and ask me which option to proceed with.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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