Google Hotels Scraper: Prices & Booking Sites

Google Hotels Scraper: Prices & Booking Sites

Google Hotels scraper and API for hotels and vacation rentals: search any city, area or landmark (or a place by its Google Maps feature id), paste Google Hotels search or property links and Google Maps place or share links, give property ids, or look up a hotel by its exact name. Every property comes with Google's lowest price for your stay, per night and for the whole stay, with and without taxes and fees, Google's deal labels, the hotel class, the rating with its histogram and review topics, amenities, check-in and check-out times, location scores, nearby places, coordinates, photos and the property's Google Hotels and Maps ids. Turn on Property details for every booking site Google lists with its price and the booking site's own link, the Photo gallery, and Reviews with Google's own sorts and filters.

No login, no cookies to give and no browser: the Actor reads Google Travel's own data service from Apify's network (included in the price), so the rows show the booking sites and prices a visitor in the US sees. Choose up to 10 countries a run out of 42 (the US and 41 others): each other country's own booking sites are read through Apify residential exits there. Google shows up to about 1,000 properties a search, and a free search row tells you whether a search was read to Google's end.

What you can do with it

• Rate shopping and price comparison: every booking site of a hotel for your dates with its price per night and stay total, free cancellation and the deadline, member prices, the cheapest, dearest and official site, and the spread between them.
• Track prices over dates: read every check-in day of the next weeks in one run (dateWindowDays, up to 60 days), or schedule a run with relative dates (checkInDaysFromToday, nights).
• Compare markets, currencies and devices: the same search with the booking sites of the UK, Germany, Japan or 38 more countries, in up to 10 currencies a run, on desktop or mobile.
• Build a list of a city's hotels or vacation rentals with Google's own filters (price band, class, rating, amenities, hotel types, brands and chains, free cancellation, special offers, eco certified; for rentals the rental type, bedrooms, bathrooms and rental amenities) and its four sorts.
• Collect the guest reviews Google shows (Google, Tripadvisor, Trip.com, Priceline and, for vacation rentals, the rental sites) by sort, source, a word or one of Google's review topics, for sentiment and quality work.
• Feed language models and notes: a Markdown summary of each property (free).

How to use the Google Hotels Scraper

1. Open the Actor and type one or more places in Places to search, for example Lisbon, Times Square, New York or resorts in Cancun, or paste links into Google Hotels or Google Maps links, ids into Property ids, or names into Hotel names.
2. Pick Property type (hotels, vacation rentals, or both) and set the stay: Check-in date and Check-out date, or Check-in, days from the run's day and Nights (when you give neither: 14 days from the run's day, 2 nights), plus Adults (default 2) and Children's ages. A pasted Google Hotels search link keeps its own place, dates, guests, currency, filters and sort unless you set them here.
3. Choose Currencies (default USD), Booking site markets (countries) (default US), Language and Device if you need them, and any filters and Sort.
4. Set Maximum properties (the run) and Maximum properties per search (default 1,000), and turn on Property details (every booking site), Photo gallery, Reviews or Markdown summary if you need them.
5. Click Start. Download the rows as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML or HTML, or read them through the Apify API.

What data you get

One Property row per property and stay (type: "property"), one Review row per guest review when Reviews is on (type: "review"), and free rows: a search row per search (type: "search"), a review walk row per property (type: "reviews"), status rows for every miss (type: "status") and one run summary (type: "summary").

The same property is another row for another stay, currency, market, device or language. The Console's Properties view shows the main columns of the property rows, and the Booking sites (Property details) view the cheapest, official and spread columns.

Property row

Field	What it holds	Filled (hotel rows)
id, name, kind, url	Google Hotels property id, name, hotel or vacationRental, the property's Google Hotels link	100%
checkIn, checkOut, nights, adults, childrenAges, currency, bookingSitesMarket, device, language	the stay and the market the prices are for	100% (children when given)
position, search	the place in Google's order and the search the row came from (query, text sent as searchedAs, view, the place Google resolved and its Maps feature id)	98.1% (a lookup row has no position), 100%
price.nightly, price.nightlyText, price.nightlyWithTaxes, price.nightlyWithTaxesText	Google's lowest price per night, before and with taxes and fees	78.9% (the rest: no price for the stay, price.available: false)
price.stayTotal, price.stayTotalWithTaxes, price.stayBase, price.stayTaxes, price.stayFees and their texts	the stay total and its parts	78.9%
price.deal	Google's deal label, level and percent below usual	18.6%
hotelClass, hotelClassLabel	star class and Google's label ("4-star hotel")	74.2%
rating, reviewCount, ratingHistogram	Google rating out of 5, review count, reviews per star	83.0%
reviewAspects	topics guests mention with mentions, positive and negative counts (the names reviewsTopic takes)	79.4%
amenities	amenities with Google's code, name and whether offered	95.5%
latitude, longitude, countryCode, mapsFeatureId, mapsCid, googleCategories	position, country, Maps ids and Google place categories	99.9% to 100%
website, checkInTime, checkOutTime	the property's own site and its times	88.2%, 95.4%, 95.0%
description, highlights	Google's short description and highlight lines	68.0%, 13.5%
locationScores, nearbyPlaces	Google's location scores (overall, things to do, transit, airport access and more), places nearby with travel times	100%
ecoCertified	true or false where Google says, else null	98.8%
thumbnail, photos	the card's main photo and photos	98.6%
rental, featuredOffer, otherBookingSites	vacation rentals: sleeps, bedrooms, beds, bathrooms, essentials, and the booking sites on the card with their own links	100%, 27.8%, 95.2% of rentals
address, phone, placeHierarchy	on the list row for some places; always in Property details	18.3%, 2.3%, 1.9%
detailsStatus, details, markdown	whether Property details were read, the details, the Markdown summary	as asked

Measured on build 0.1.3 over the 43 runs of the real actor's platform test on 2026-11-06 (the final build reads these fields with the same code); the figures are for the hotel rows, and the rental line for the vacation rental rows, which carry no hotel class, amenities codes or hotel description: 1,807 hotel rows and 482 vacation rental rows with the US booking sites (cities in North America, Europe and Asia, one deep New York walk, rentals in Barcelona, Miami and Orlando).

Property details (add-on)

Field	What it holds	Filled (219 records)
details.bookingSites	every booking site Google lists for the stay: site, official, nightlyText, nightlyWithTaxesText, stayTotalText, stayTotalWithTaxesText (and the numbers), guests, freeCancellation, freeCancellationUntil, memberPrice, logo and bookingUrl	97.3% (18 sites a record on average)
bookingSites[].bookingUrl	the booking site's own link, read from Google's click link, never the click link	100% of 3,952 sites
bookingSites[].nightlyWithTaxesText, freeCancellation (true), memberPrice	price with taxes and fees, a free cancellation offer, a member price	86.4%, 13.0%, 2.2% of sites
details.bookingSitesCount, details.allSiteNames	how many sites, and their names	97.3%
details.cheapestOffer, details.dearestOffer, details.priceSpread	cheapest and dearest stay total with taxes, and the spread	97.3%
details.officialSiteOffer	the hotel's own site and its price	75.8%
details.sponsoredOffers, details.sponsoredRoomOffers	sponsored offers and room boards (room names, rates, cancellation, beds), flagged and without their ad links	92.7%, 93.6%
details.priceInsight, details.cheaperDates	Google's typical price range for the dates, its level and percentile; Google's "save if you stay" dates	70.8%, 3.7%
details.address, details.phone, details.placeId, details.mapsUrl	address, phone, Google Maps place id and link	100%, 98.2%, 100%, 100%
details.reviewSources, details.reviewSummary, details.reviewSummaryNegative	rating and count per review source, Google's review summaries	98.6%, 84.0%, 61.2%
details.amenitiesDetailed, details.photos, details.similarProperties, details.nearbyVacationRentals	amenities by group, photos, similar hotels and rentals nearby	98.2%, 100%, 97.3%, 100%
details.neighbourhood, details.longDescription	the neighbourhood text and the long description	67.6%, 89.0%
details.highlights, details.featuredIn, details.sustainabilityPractices, details.inclusivityLabels	Google's highlights, "featured in" mentions, eco practices, inclusivity labels	98.6%, 53.4%, 63.9%, 45.7%

Photo gallery (add-on)

With Property details and Photo gallery on, details.photoGallery holds the property's gallery by category (At a glance, Amenities, Food and drink, Exterior, Bedroom, Bathroom, Interior), each photo with url, width, height, category and source, up to maxPhotosPerProperty (default 100), details.photoCategories gives Google's photo count and a thumbnail per category (Google's category 2, "Rooms" in Google's photo filters, comes with category: null in this version), and details.photoGalleryStatus says why it ended (partial when Google's pages ended first). A photo a Google user posted names that user in source.

Reviews (add-on)

Field	What it holds	Filled (1,320 reviews)
id, source, sourceId, rating, ratingScale, dateText, propertyId, propertyName, position	the review's id, source, rating and scale, Google's relative date, the property	100%
text, textParts	the review text as Google shows it	67.3%
ownerReply, ownerReplyDateText	the property's reply	44.7%
tripTypeCode, travelGroupCode, subRatings	trip type, travel group and ratings per aspect	47.7%, 39.6%, 77.3%
visitedText, photos, highlights, sourceReviewUrl	the visit, the review's photos, highlight tags, the review on its source site	22.3%, 16.8%, 27.1%, 6.1%
author, authorUrl, authorPhoto	the reviewer's name, Google profile link and photo, as Google serves them	null only when Google shows none

The free review walk row per property (type: "reviews") says how many reviews were delivered, the sort, source and filter used, and whether the walk was complete or stopped at your maximum.

Free search, status and summary rows

• Search row (type: "search"), one per search (a place, a stay, a currency, a market and a view): the query and the text sent, the place Google resolved and its Maps feature id, the filters and sort, Google's reported total (totalReported, capped by Google at 15,000), the properties met and delivered, repeats, skipped rows by reason, pages read and failed, sponsored rows left out, price statistics, and status: complete (Google's end or its reported total was reached), depth_limit (read to Google's depth of about 1,000) or incomplete with stoppedBy and the reason.
• A search Google answered with a free refusal says it in its search row's status: a place Google does not know (place_not_found) or places in two ways (place_ambiguous), a brand Google does not list for the place (brand_not_offered, with the brands it lists), dates Google does not price (stay_not_offered).
• Status rows (type: "status") for every other miss, each free: an id of no property (not_found), a Maps place that is not a stay (not_a_stay), a property's other dates (stay_not_offered), a hotel name with no or several exact matches (name_not_found, name_ambiguous, with up to 8 candidates), a property or name Google did not answer (not_read), entries or links that could not be read (entries_not_read, link_refused, stay_refused), a Maps share link Google has no target for or did not answer (link_not_found, link_not_read), a search asked twice (same_search), a stay outside the window (stays_out_of_window), the charge limit (charge_limit_reached) and input the Actor cannot use (invalid_input).
• One run summary row (type: "summary") with the run's counts, the events charged and the requests made.

Example row (shortened)

Values from a platform test run of 2026-11-05 (US booking sites); fields left out and long booking links cut where marked with ....

{
  "type": "property",
  "id": "ChkIgOih8PGc04VTGg0vZy8xMWI4MXY0MmRyEAE",
  "kind": "hotel",
  "name": "Freehand Chicago",
  "url": "https://www.google.com/travel/hotels/entity/ChkIgOih8PGc04VTGg0vZy8xMWI4MXY0MmRyEAE?hl=en",
  "position": 1,
  "checkIn": "2026-11-19",
  "checkOut": "2026-11-21",
  "nights": 2,
  "adults": 2,
  "currency": "USD",
  "bookingSitesMarket": "US",
  "device": "desktop",
  "hotelClass": 4,
  "hotelClassLabel": "4-star hotel",
  "rating": 3.9,
  "reviewCount": 3250,
  "price": {
    "nightlyText": "$75",
    "nightlyWithTaxesText": "$88",
    "stayTotalText": "$150",
    "stayTotalWithTaxesText": "$176",
    "stayBase": 129.91406,
    "stayTaxes": 26.09375,
    "stayFees": 20,
    "deal": { "label": "19% less than usual", "level": "DEAL" }
  },
  "latitude": 41.892375699999995,
  "longitude": -87.6273243,
  "checkInTime": "3:00 PM",
  "checkOutTime": "12:00 PM",
  "mapsFeatureId": "0x880e2cad98bd799f:0x530b4ce71e087400",
  "search": { "query": "Chicago", "searchedAs": "hotels in Chicago", "kind": "hotels", "resolvedPlace": "Chicago" },
  "detailsStatus": "read",
  "details": {
    "address": "19 E Ohio St, Chicago, IL 60611",
    "bookingSitesCount": 21,
    "bookingSites": [
      { "site": "Freehand Chicago", "official": true, "nightlyText": "$167", "stayTotalWithTaxesText": "$396", "freeCancellation": true, "freeCancellationUntil": "Nov 18", "bookingUrl": "https://secure-hotel-tracker.com/gha/landing.php?..." },
      { "site": "Super.com", "official": false, "nightlyText": "$75", "stayTotalWithTaxesText": "$176", "freeCancellation": false, "bookingUrl": "https://www.super.com/travel/transition/?..." }
    ],
    "cheapestOffer": { "site": "Super.com", "stayTotalWithTaxes": 176, "stayTotalWithTaxesText": "$176" },
    "officialSiteOffer": { "site": "Freehand Chicago", "stayTotalWithTaxes": 396, "stayTotalWithTaxesText": "$396" },
    "priceSpread": 288,
    "priceInsight": { "typicalLowText": "$42", "typicalHighText": "$118", "level": "typical" }
  }
}

How much does it cost to scrape Google Hotels?

You pay per row delivered (pay per event). Prices per 1,000 events:

Event	Free	Bronze	Silver	Gold
Property	$0.08	$0.073	$0.066	$0.057
Search (once per search that delivered a property)	$0.70	$0.64	$0.58	$0.50
Property details (add-on; always for a property by link, id or name)	$1.40	$1.28	$1.16	$1.00
Review (add-on, only when on)	$0.42	$0.38	$0.35	$0.30
Photo (gallery add-on, only when on)	$0.14	$0.128	$0.116	$0.10
Local market page (only with a country other than US)	$5.60	$5.10	$4.60	$4.00
Local market run (only with a country other than US, once per run)	$15.00	$15.00	$15.00	$15.00

Each run also pays a one time Actor start of $0.01 on every plan. Platinum and Diamond plans pay the Gold price. The Store pricing card shows these same prices per 1,000 events: "$0.08 / 1,000" on the Property row means one property costs 0.008 cents, and "$5.60 / 1,000" on the Local market page row means one local market page costs 0.56 cents (under a cent on every plan). A Local market page is one search page or one property record read through a residential exit in a country you chose, charged only when that read delivered a charged property; with Property details on, each property's record read there is one more Local market page. A run with another country also pays one Local market run of $0.015 ("$15.00 / 1,000" on the card) before its first local read; a run that reads only the US booking sites never pays either.

• 1,000 properties from five city searches cost $0.057 to $0.08 plus 5 Search events ($0.0025 to $0.0035) and the start fee: $0.0695 to $0.0935 for the run.
• 100 properties of one search with Property details cost $0.1062 to $0.1487 plus the start fee ($0.1162 to $0.1587).
• One hotel by id for 60 check-in days (dateWindowDays: 60): 60 Property and 60 Property details events, $0.0634 to $0.0888, plus the start fee ($0.0734 to $0.0988). A property by link, id or name is not a search and pays no Search event.
• One hotel by id with 500 reviews costs $0.151 to $0.211 (the Property, its Property details and 500 Review events) plus the start fee ($0.161 to $0.221).
• 100 London hotels with the UK booking sites (countries: ["GB"]), read in about 8 list pages (a page brings at most 18 hotels): $0.0057 to $0.008 for the properties, one Search, 8 Local market pages ($0.032 to $0.0448), the Local market run and the start fee: about $0.063 to $0.079. With Property details add 100 Property details and 100 more Local market pages: about $0.563 to $0.779.
• The same property and stay is charged once per run, even when two of your searches find it; the same review is charged once per run.
• Free: search rows, review walk rows, status rows and the summary, the Markdown summary, repeats, rows of the other view, rows beyond your maximums, every miss (a place not found, an id of no property, dates Google does not price, a name not matched exactly), Property details that did not answer for the stay (the row is delivered without the details charge) and local reads that delivered nothing. A run with no usable input charges only the start fee.
• Set a maximum cost per run in the Apify Console: the run stops at the first row it cannot pay and delivers no row unpaid, with a free row that says so.

Input

Every setting is in the Console form with its own help text; API callers pass the same keys as JSON. What to read: queries (up to 500 places), startUrls, propertyIds, hotelNames, propertyType. Your stay: checkIn and checkOut or checkInDaysFromToday and nights (up to 330 days ahead, up to 30 nights), dateWindowDays (1 to 60), adults (1 to 10), childrenAges (up to 6 children), currencies (up to 10), countries (up to 10 of 42), language (30 languages), device. Filters and sort (Google's own, checked on every page Google answers): sortBy, minPrice, maxPrice, minRating, hotelClass, amenities, hotelTypes, brands, freeCancellation, specialOffers, ecoCertified, and for vacation rentals minBedrooms, minBathrooms, rentalTypes, rentalAmenities. Limits and add-ons: maxItems, maxItemsPerSearch (default 1,000, at most 1,080), includeDetails, maxPropertiesWithDetails, includePhotoGallery, maxPhotosPerProperty, includeReviews, maxReviewsPerProperty (default 20, at most 5,000), reviewsSort, reviewsSource, reviewsQuery, reviewsTopic, reviewsTopicSentiment, includeMarkdown, maxConcurrency (1 to 3), proxyConfiguration.

Example inputs

A city's 4 and 5 star hotels with a pool and free cancellation, cheapest first:

{ "queries": ["hotels in Paris"], "checkInDaysFromToday": 35, "nights": 2, "hotelClass": ["4", "5"], "minRating": "4", "amenities": ["pool"], "freeCancellation": true, "sortBy": "lowestPrice", "maxItems": 100 }

Vacation rentals for a family of four:

{ "queries": ["Barcelona"], "propertyType": "vacationRentals", "checkInDaysFromToday": 40, "nights": 3, "adults": 2, "childrenAges": [6, 9], "minBedrooms": 2, "rentalTypes": ["apartment"], "maxItems": 50 }

Every booking site of known hotels, by Google Hotels link, Google Maps place id and name, with the photo gallery:

{ "startUrls": ["https://www.google.com/travel/hotels/entity/ChcI_PjctYHq-vxnGgsvbS8wMTJ2eTAychAB/prices?hl=en"], "propertyIds": ["ChIJlV9O0UtawokRXyLCJky7XRc"], "hotelNames": ["The Ritz London"], "checkInDaysFromToday": 45, "nights": 2, "includeDetails": true, "includePhotoGallery": true, "maxPhotosPerProperty": 30 }

One hotel's prices for 30 check-in days in two currencies:

{ "propertyIds": ["ChUIksaK9_ij5_kYGgkvbS8wNjJ3YzIQAQ"], "checkInDaysFromToday": 20, "nights": 1, "dateWindowDays": 30, "currencies": ["USD", "EUR"] }

The UK booking sites of Edinburgh hotels in pounds, on a phone:

{ "queries": ["hotels in Edinburgh"], "countries": ["GB"], "currencies": ["GBP"], "device": "mobile", "maxItemsPerSearch": 50, "includeDetails": true }

Places, links and names

A place is searched as "hotels in

Personal data

A review's author name, Google profile link and photo, and the name of a Google user who posted a gallery photo, are delivered as Google serves them on every run, whatever includePersonalData says (the setting is still accepted so saved inputs keep working, and it has no effect). Review texts, owner replies, highlight quotes and the photos a reviewer attached are delivered as Google serves them too, and sourceReviewUrl links to the review on its own site. Google's vacation rental answers carry no host name. You are responsible for a lawful use of personal data, GDPR included.

What this Actor does not do

• No room level offers apart from Google's sponsored room boards: every room board in a Google Hotels record is an ad, and the other offers carry no room name. The sponsored boards are delivered flagged, without their ad links.
• No rooms setting: Google Hotels prices a stay for the guests (adults and children), never per room.
• No autocomplete with property ids: Google's suggestions return search texts only. To turn a hotel name into its id, use hotelNames.
• No exact review dates: Google shows relative dates only ("3 weeks ago").
• No highest price or distance sort: Google has neither (its four orders are relevance, lowest price, highest rating and most reviewed). Such an order would need the whole list read before the first row is billed: 100 rows by highest price of a big city mean reading its whole list (a measured walk of New York to Google's depth cost USD 0.0075) for USD 0.0062 of events at Gold, below cost. Sort the delivered rows yourself.
• No booking sites as seen from China: Google does not answer through exits in China (3 of 3 tries; Hong Kong works and is in countries).
• No pace or session settings beyond maxConcurrency (1 to 3 parallel requests): the pace is fixed at about one call a second per exit, the pace Google answered 354 of 354 calls at; a refused call is asked again through a residential exit at about USD 0.0005 a call, nine times the price of a property row, so a faster pace is not offered.
• No Google click links: the booking site's own link is given instead (Google's click links are session links that expire).
• No price history, no "only new rows since the last run" memory, no change alerts and no monitor: schedule the Actor and compare the rows in your own sheet.
• No login, member or signed in prices beyond the member prices Google shows any visitor, and no booking.
• Prices are what a visitor from the US sees by default; another country's booking sites need countries (residential exits, the Local market events). Reviews and photos do not depend on the market.
• Google shows up to about 1,000 properties a search, hotels and vacation rentals together, even when it reports 15,000; a bigger place needs filters or smaller areas, and the search row says when a search stopped at that depth.
• A stay starts at most 330 days ahead and lasts at most 30 nights. A property found by link, id or name is that property for your stay: search filters do not filter it, and search settings without a search refuse the run.
• Work that earns nothing has a limit: a long list of places, ids or names Google does not know stops on that limit, and the rest is counted as not reached in the free summary row (nothing is charged for it).

FAQ

Is it legal to scrape Google Hotels?

This Actor reads only what Google Hotels shows any visitor without a login and never opens Google's booking click links or ad links. Google's terms restrict automated access that goes against its robots.txt rules; whether and how you use the data is your decision and responsibility.

Does Google Hotels have an API?

Google's hotel APIs are for hotels and their connectivity partners: they send prices, content and booking links to Google and manage their Hotel Center accounts. They do not return Google Hotels results to read. This Actor works like that missing API: send a JSON input through the Apify API and read the properties, booking sites and reviews as JSON.

Where does Google Hotels get its prices, and why do they change by country?

From Google's partners: hotel owners, online travel agencies, metasearch sites and other travel providers. Which sites Google lists and at what price depends on the visitor's country and device, so by default the rows show the US booking sites; set countries to read up to 10 of 42 countries a run (any other than US through Apify residential exits there, the Local market events) and device to mobile for the phone set.

How many hotels can I get from one Google Hotels search?

Up to about 1,000 properties a search, hotels and vacation rentals together, even when Google reports 15,000. The free search row says whether the walk reached Google's end or its depth limit; to read further, split the place with filters (a price band, a class, a property type) or a smaller area.

Can I scrape Google Hotels reviews?

Yes, with the Reviews add-on: the reviews Google shows (Google, Tripadvisor, Trip.com, Priceline and, for vacation rentals, the rental sites; reviewsSource picks one of the first four), up to 5,000 a property, newest first or by most helpful, highest or lowest rating, filtered by source, by a word (Google's review search) or by one of Google's review topics. Google shows relative dates only ("3 weeks ago"), and each review carries the reviewer's name, profile link and photo as Google shows them.

Why does this Actor run with limited permissions?

It needs nothing beyond its own run storage (the dataset it writes and its own key-value store, where it keeps a marker for a restarted run), so it runs with Apify's limited permissions: it cannot read or change anything else in your account.

Use it through the API

curl -X POST "https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/automation_craft~google-hotels-scraper/run-sync-get-dataset-items?token=<YOUR_TOKEN>" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"queries": ["Lisbon"], "checkInDaysFromToday": 30, "nights": 2, "currencies": ["EUR"], "maxItems": 200}'

from apify_client import ApifyClient
client = ApifyClient("<YOUR_TOKEN>")
run = client.actor("automation_craft~google-hotels-scraper").call(run_input={"queries": ["Rome"], "checkInDaysFromToday": 14, "nights": 2, "includeDetails": True, "maxItems": 50})
for row in client.dataset(run["defaultDatasetId"]).iterate_items():
    print(row)

The Actor also runs from Apify's MCP server for AI agents, and from Make, Zapier and n8n through Apify's integrations.

Changelog

• 0.1 (2026-11-06): first version.

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