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Shop hotel sites for a New York stay

In a Skift test, Muse opened a browser and searched hotels for Nov 1-2 at $350-450 a night, suggesting the Marlton Hotel first.

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Use case overview

In a Skift test, Muse opened a browser and searched hotels for Nov 1-2 at $350-450 a night, suggesting the Marlton Hotel first.

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Reported experience

  1. What they did

    This account relays Skift's test of Meta's Muse agent. Hotels have no unified booking rail, so Muse opened a browser and shopped consumer hotel sites directly, comparing published prices. The request was a New York City room for Nov 1-2 at $350-450 a night. Muse checks with the person before purchases and can pay through Stripe Link.

  2. How it went

    Muse put the Marlton Hotel first, based on published prices. The source treats it as a shortlist rather than a confirmed booking, since a browser-shopped price is only as good as the page it came from.

  3. Worth knowing

    Before approving, recheck dates, room type, taxes and the total on the hotel's own site. Hotel results reflect whatever the open web showed the agent that day.

Example prompts

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Search hotel sites for a stay in [city] from [check-in date] to [check-out date], at [min price] to [max price] per night, near [neighborhood or landmark]. Compare at least three sites and give me a table of the top five options with price, location, rating, cancellation terms and total cost with fees. Stop before booking and ask me which one I want.

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