Booking.com Hotel Scraper
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from $1.00 / 1,000 hotels
Booking.com Hotel Scraper
Scrape Booking.com hotel search results for any city. Get name, total and per-night price, review score, stars, address, distance, badges and free-cancellation flags. Multi-city runs, guest counts, children ages, currency and sort. Export CSV, JSON or Excel.
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from $1.00 / 1,000 hotels
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Ioannis Kokkinis
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Booking.com Hotel Search Scraper
Scrape hotel search results from Booking.com: name, total + per-night price, review score/count, stars, address, distance, room snippet, badges (free cancellation, breakfast), and URL.
Built to beat generic Booking scrapers on filters, multi-destination runs, clearer output, and price.
What you get per hotel
hotelId,name,urlprice,pricePerNight,priceText,currency,nightsreviewScore,reviewCount,reviewScoreWord,starsaddress,distanceFromCenter,imageUrl,roomNamebadges[],freeCancellationdestination,checkIn,checkOut,scrapedAt
How to use
- Add one or more destinations (or paste Booking search URLs).
- Set dates (YYYY-MM-DD or
tomorrow/14 days), guests, currency, sort and filters. - Keep residential proxy on (required — AWS WAF). Run.
Input highlights (vs typical competitors)
- Multiple destinations in one run
- Relative dates (
tomorrow,7 days) - Children ages (Booking prices by age)
- Stars, min score, min/max price, free cancellation, breakfast
- Sort: popularity / price / review / stars / distance
- Language + currency
- Pagination with
maxPagessafety cap
Pricing
$0.001 per hotel (failures free — listed in key-value FAILED_SEARCHES). Cap spend with the run budget.
Leaders often charge ~$0.002–$0.005 per place; we undercut and keep output fields explicit (total + per-night).
Notes
Uses Playwright + Apify residential proxy to pass Booking’s WAF. Layout changes can reduce yield — the canary and nightly maintainer watch parsers. Use in line with Booking’s terms.
