Google Hotels Scraper — Rate Calendar & Booking-Site Prices

Scrape Google Hotels for any city, neighborhood or landmark and get a rate calendar: every hotel's nightly price for a whole range of check-in dates in one run. Optionally add prices from every booking site Google shows (Booking.com, Expedia, Hotels.com, Agoda, Trip.com, the hotel's official site and dozens more) with free-cancellation and breakfast details.

No proxies, no browser, no login — fast and cheap.

Built for hotel rate shopping: competitor rate monitoring, rate parity checks across OTAs, and revenue management (RMS) inputs — a lightweight, pay-per-result alternative to hotel rate shopping tools.

Rate shopping mode: your competitive set, every date, no gaps

Google ranks hotels differently for every check-in date, so a city search returns a different set of hotels each day — a competitor can be #2 on Monday and missing on Tuesday. For revenue management you need the same hotels on every date.

Enter your competitive set in hotels (hotel names, up to 50). The Actor locks each hotel to its Google Hotels ID on the first date and then finds that exact hotel on every check-in date:

{
  "hotels": ["Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo", "Hotel Gracery Shinjuku", "Shinjuku Granbell Hotel", "Mitsui Garden Hotel Jingugaien Tokyo PREMIER"],
  "location": "Tokyo",
  "dateRangeDays": 30,
  "includeOffers": true
}

You get one row per hotel × date — a complete rate calendar. If a hotel is sold out or not shown on a date, the row is kept with priceStatus: "notListed" (and not charged), so you can see the gap instead of silently missing data.

Don't know your competitors yet? Search your own hotel's name as location (e.g. Park Hyatt Tokyo) — the first result is your hotel and the next ones are its nearest competitors. Then copy the names into hotels.

What makes it different

	This Actor	Typical Google Hotels scrapers
City / area search	✅	✅
Range of check-in dates in one run (rate calendar)	✅ up to 60 dates	❌ one date per run
Booking-site prices per hotel (up to ~40 sites)	✅ optional	⚠️ some
Official-site price & member rates	✅	⚠️
Free cancellation deadline, breakfast	✅	⚠️
Adults, nights, any currency	✅ verified on every page	⚠️
Wrong-date / wrong-currency pages are retried, never returned	✅	❌
Fixed competitive set — the same hotels on every date, no gaps	✅	❌
Your hotel + nearby competitors from a single hotel name	✅	❌

Use cases (hotel rate shopping, rate parity, market research)

• Hotel revenue management — track competitors' prices for the next 30–60 days.
• Rate parity monitoring — see which booking site undercuts your official rate.
• Travel apps & price alerts — cheapest site per hotel per date.
• Market research — price levels, deals and seasonality by city or neighborhood.

Input

Field	Description	Default
location	City, area or landmark, e.g. Paris, Shibuya Tokyo, near Times Square. Required unless hotels is set; with hotels it is added to each name to find the right hotel	—
hotels	Rate shopping mode: your competitive set (hotel names, max 50) — every hotel on every date	—
checkIn	First check-in date YYYY-MM-DD	today + 14 days
dateRangeDays	Number of consecutive check-in dates (1–60)	1
nights	Nights per stay	1
adults	Adults (1–6)	2
currency	ISO code (USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, KRW…)	USD
maxHotels	Hotels per check-in date (city search)	50
maxResults	Hard cap on total rows (0 = no limit)	0
includeOffers	Add booking-site prices for the top hotels	false
offersMaxHotels	Top hotels per date that get booking-site prices (city search; in rate shopping mode every hotel gets them)	10
includeRooms	Add room-level rates per booking site	false

Tip: for includeOffers, run with 512 MB+ memory — it is several times faster and not more expensive.

Example

{
  "location": "Paris",
  "checkIn": "2026-12-01",
  "dateRangeDays": 30,
  "nights": 1,
  "adults": 2,
  "currency": "EUR",
  "maxHotels": 50,
  "includeOffers": true,
  "offersMaxHotels": 20
}

Output

One row per hotel × check-in date:

{
  "searchLocation": "Tokyo",
  "checkIn": "2026-11-09",
  "checkOut": "2026-11-10",
  "nights": 1,
  "adults": 2,
  "currency": "USD",
  "rank": 1,
  "name": "Koko Hotel Tsukiji Ginza",
  "hotelClass": "3-star hotel",
  "stars": 3,
  "rating": 3.9,
  "reviews": 735,
  "pricePerNight": 94.42,
  "pricePerNightDisplay": "$94",
  "totalPrice": 94,
  "totalPriceDisplay": "$94",
  "deal": "25% less than usual",
  "latitude": 35.6648,
  "longitude": 139.7732,
  "website": "https://koko-hotels.com/tsukiji_ginza",
  "country": "JP",
  "googleHotelsUrl": "https://www.google.com/travel/hotels/entity/...",
  "offersStatus": "ok",
  "offersCount": 24,
  "lowestOfferProvider": "klook",
  "lowestOfferPricePerNight": 94.42,
  "offers": [
    {
      "provider": "Hotels.com",
      "isOfficialSite": false,
      "isSponsored": true,
      "pricePerNight": 101.3,
      "totalPrice": 101.3,
      "originalPricePerNight": null,
      "freeCancellation": true,
      "freeCancellationUntil": "Nov 7",
      "breakfastIncluded": true,
      "roomOptions": 3
    }
  ]
}

• pricePerNight / totalPrice — nightly price and the total for the whole stay.
• offers[].isOfficialSite — the hotel's own website (often with member rates; originalPricePerNight shows the price before discount).
• offers[].freeCancellation — true / false, or null when the site does not state it (typical for meta-search sites).
• priceStatus (rate shopping mode) — ok, notListed (hotel not shown on Google for that date, e.g. sold out), failed (Google page could not be loaded after retries) or hotelNotFound (name not found — check spelling or add the city). Only ok rows are charged.
• offersStatus — ok, none (no booking-site prices for that date), failed, or skipped (hotel below offersMaxHotels).

Pricing

Pay per event — you pay only for the rows you get, no platform usage fees:

• Hotel row — $1.5 per 1,000
• Hotel row with booking-site prices — $4 per 1,000 (charged instead of the plain row, and only when booking-site prices were actually found)

Rows with offersStatus none, failed or skipped are charged as plain hotel rows ($1.5 per 1,000).

Examples:

• 30-day calendar, 50 hotels, no booking-site prices → 1,500 rows ≈ $2.25
• 30-day calendar, 50 hotels, booking-site prices for the top 10 hotels per date (default) → 300 × $0.004 + 1,200 × $0.0015 ≈ $3
• 30-day calendar, 50 hotels, booking-site prices for all 50 (offersMaxHotels: 50) → 1,500 rows ≈ $6

In rate shopping mode, rows with priceStatus notListed, failed or hotelNotFound are free. Example: 5 competitors × 30 dates with booking-site prices → 150 rows ≈ $0.60.

Set a maximum cost per run in the run options — the Actor stops before exceeding it and does not fetch pages it cannot charge for. The exact number of charged rows of each type is saved in the run's key-value store as RUN_STATS.

Reliability

Every results page is checked against your request (dates, nights, adults, currency) and retried if Google returns something else, so you never pay for wrong data. In our test of a 30-day New York calendar with booking-site prices (1,568 Google pages), 0 pages failed and 0 were blocked.

Daily monitoring

Use Schedules in Apify Console to run the same input every morning and get a fresh rate calendar each day. Results can be downloaded as JSON, CSV or Excel, or sent to Google Sheets, Slack, webhooks and other apps via Apify integrations. The offers array is nested — JSON keeps it intact; in CSV/Excel it is flattened into columns.

Good to know

• Prices are a snapshot of what Google shows at scrape time (US point of sale). Google may refresh some booking-site prices a few seconds after the page loads, so a few prices can differ slightly from what you see later in a browser.
• Booking sites can show different room types: one site's lowest price may be for a standard room and another's (often the official site) for a larger room. For a strict like-for-like parity check, turn on includeRooms and compare the same room name.
• Large areas (e.g. "Tokyo") can include hotels on the outskirts. Use a neighborhood (Shinjuku Tokyo) for a tight competitive set.
• Only public price and hotel information is collected. No personal data, no reviews' text, no user accounts.

FAQ

Can I scrape a single hotel? Yes — put its name in hotels (e.g. ["Park Hyatt Tokyo"]) and set dateRangeDays for a full calendar.

Why do city-search results change from date to date? That is how Google ranks hotels (availability, price, ads). Use hotels to keep a fixed competitive set.

Which point of sale / country are prices from? United States (prices as shown on google.com in the US), converted to the currency you choose.

Children? Not yet supported — adults only.

How fast is it? At 512 MB: ~60 hotels with booking-site prices in ~25 s; a 30-day calendar of 50 hotels, all with booking-site prices (1,470 rows, ~34,000 site prices), in ~15 min.

Can I use it for rate parity monitoring? Yes — put your hotel in hotels and turn on includeOffers. Each row lists every booking site's price for that hotel and date, and offers[].isOfficialSite marks the hotel's own website, so you can compare the direct price with Booking.com, Expedia, Agoda and others for every check-in date (see the room-type note above for like-for-like checks).

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This Actor is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Google. It only collects publicly available hotel and price information.