Your AI is bad at picking hotels. This free tool fixes it.
Add one link to your AI assistant and it can compare 77,000+ hotels on the same criteria: an AI score built from guest ratings and reviews, the area and nearest station, amenities, and typical prices. It picks a hotel and tells you why. Free, no signup, no API key. No hotel can pay to rank higher.
Your personal link
Use this link when your assistant asks for a connector or MCP server URL. It's yours, so a busy day for other people never slows you down. It isn't tied to your name or any account.
https://staylist.world/mcpPick your assistant
| Assistant | Who can add it | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Claude | Free and paid plans (Free includes one custom connector) | Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector |
| Muse (Meta) | US only | Ask Muse in chat to add a custom connector |
| ChatGPT | Plus, Pro and Business (Developer mode) | Settings → Apps & Connectors → Advanced → Developer mode, then add the link |
| Grok | Web, iOS and Android | grok.com/connectors → New Connector → Custom |
| Perplexity | Pro and Max | Settings → Connectors → custom connector |
| Le Chat (Mistral) | Free and paid plans | Connectors → add an MCP connector |
| Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code | Free | Add a remote MCP server with your link |
No connector? Paste a link instead
Any assistant that can read web pages can use Staylist without setup. Paste something like: “Read https://staylist.world/hotels-in/rome and recommend a quiet hotel near the Colosseum under $250 a night. Explain why.” Every city page lists each hotel's score, area, nearest station, key amenities and typical price. Build the prompt for your trip.
Then just ask
- “3 nights in Rome, near the Colosseum, quiet, under $250. Compare the best options and pick one.”
- “Bangkok with kids: a hotel with a pool near the BTS, around $150.”
- “Las Vegas for a weekend: best-rated hotel with a spa that isn't on the Strip.”
Prices are previously observed; the booking site shows the live price for your dates. Details for developers are on the MCP connector page.