Hotel Review Insights: Guest Topics, Sentiment & Ratings
Pricing
from $2.50 / 1,000 hotels
Guest opinion of hotels from Google Hotels: the topics guests write about (service, rooms, breakfast, cleanliness) with positive and negative counts, ratings on Tripadvisor and other sites, quoted reviews, and a benchmark of a whole city. Not affiliated with Google.
What you would type into Google Hotels: "hotels in Batumi", "boutique hotels in Lisbon", "hostels near Shinjuku". Google lists about twenty hotels per request in a changing order, so each text is asked a few times and the new hotels are kept; a big city gives fifty to sixty hotels per text at most.
[]Hotels to look up by name with the city ("Hilton Batumi") or by their Google Hotels link (the address that has /entity/ in it). A name that matches no hotel well enough is listed in FAILED_HOTELS and is not charged.
[]How many hotels to collect for each search text. Twenty is one page from Google; a text with fewer hotels than this returns them all.
The most hotels the run delivers (and charges for). The run stops reading when it has this many.
Leave out hotels with fewer Google reviews than this. A hotel with a handful of reviews has no topics to report. Applied before the hotel is read, so a hotel left out costs nothing.
Leave out hotels with fewer stars, and hotels with no star class.
Leave out listings of rental marketplaces (apartments and houses listed by their platform). They have a few reviews and no topics.
One request per hotel to its Google Hotels page: every topic (often 15 to 30), the ratings on other travel sites, the lines about what guests praised and the quoted reviews. Off: only what the search card shows, which is the first six topics and nothing from other sites, but twenty hotels per request.
A topic needs at least this many mentions to count as praised or criticised in a row, and to count in the market benchmark. Raise it to keep only what many guests agree on.
Add up to twelve reviews Google quotes on the hotel's page (Google's first, then the other sites'), with author, rating, date and text. Off: topics and ratings only.
The language of the texts Google returns, which includes the names of the topics ("Service", "Servicio", "Service"). Keep one language across runs you compare. English is the default.
The two-letter country code Google answers for: us, gb, de, ge. It changes which other travel sites Google shows ratings of. It is not the country of the hotel.
How many requests run at the same time, across the whole run. The default is gentle on Google and quick enough.
Any JSON. It is copied onto every row, so rows of different runs can be told apart after merging.
Apify datacenter proxies are the default and what this Actor is priced on. Residential groups are not available here; a run that asks for one is refused in the first seconds, before any hotel is charged. For your own proxies choose Custom proxies and supply them.
{ "useApifyProxy": true}