Google Hotels Scraper: Prices, Deals & Booking Sites
Pricing
from $2.00 / 1,000 hotels
Hotel prices from Google Hotels for any city, dates, guests and currency: price per night and for the stay with and without taxes, rating, stars, deal badges, amenities, location. Optional prices from every booking site Google lists. $2 per 1,000 hotels.
One per line. A place returns its hotel list ("hotels in Lisbon", "Lisbon", "hotels near Eiffel Tower", "Shinjuku Tokyo", "Hilton London"). A hotel name ("Ritz Paris"), a Google Hotels hotel link (https://www.google.com/travel/hotels/entity/...) or a property ID from an earlier run returns that one hotel. A query Google can't match to a place, a share link (/travel/hotels/s/...) or another kind of link gives a free error row, and the other entries still run.
[ "hotels in Lisbon", "Shinjuku Tokyo", "Ritz Paris"]A date (YYYY-MM-DD) or a relative date from today (UTC), e.g. "30 days" or "2 weeks": relative dates keep scheduled runs looking the same distance ahead. Empty = tomorrow. Google shows prices for check-ins up to about 11 months ahead.
Optional. A date (YYYY-MM-DD) or a relative date from today (UTC), e.g. "32 days". Empty = check-in plus "Nights". At most 30 nights.
Length of the stay when no check-out date is set.
Number of adults (prices are for the whole party).
Optional. One age (0-17) per child, e.g. 8 and 3 for two children. Google needs the ages to price family rooms.
[ "8", "3"]Currency of every price. Google returns this currency whatever the proxy's country.
Stop each place search after this many hotels with a price (Google shows about 20 per page; duplicates across pages are removed). Google's list often ends earlier for a big city (e.g. about 660 hotels for London); the run summary says so. A hotel name or link always returns one hotel.
Adds every booking site Google lists for the hotel (online travel agencies and the hotel's own site) with its nightly and total price and free-cancellation flag, plus the hotel's street address. One extra request per hotel; a row with at least one booking site is charged as "hotel with booking sites" instead of "hotel".
Google's own sort order, for place searches. "Lowest price" follows the price Google displays (often before taxes), so rows are not always in pricePerNight order.
Google's guest-rating filter (place searches only).
Only hotels with these official star ratings (Google's filter, place searches only). Empty = any class. Hostels and vacation rentals without a class are left out when you pick a class.
Google's price filter, per night, in each search's currency (place searches only). With "searches" entries in other currencies, set minPrice / maxPrice in each entry instead: 150 here means ¥150 for a JPY entry.
Google's price filter, per night, in each search's currency (place searches only). With "searches" entries in other currencies, set minPrice / maxPrice in each entry instead: 150 here means ¥150 for a JPY entry.
Google's "Free cancellation" filter (place searches only).
Google mixes vacation rentals (apartments, villas) into its hotel list. Keep both, or only one kind; the others are skipped and not charged. Also applies to hotel names and links (an excluded one gives a free error row).
Google also lists hotels it has no price for on these dates (sold out, or dates too far ahead). By default they are skipped and not charged.
Optional list of searches that each override the settings above, e.g. [{"query": "hotels in Rome", "checkInDate": "2026-12-20", "nights": 3, "currency": "EUR"}, {"query": "hotels in Tokyo", "currency": "JPY", "maxPrice": 20000}, {"query": "Ritz Paris", "adults": 1, "childrenAges": [8]}]. Keys: query, checkInDate, checkOutDate, nights, adults, childrenAges, currency, minPrice, maxPrice. Use it to compare dates or currencies in one run.
Google's language code (hl), e.g. en, de, fr, es, pt-BR, ja. Changes the language of descriptions, deal badges and class labels; amenity labels are always English.
Google's two-letter country code (gl), e.g. us, gb, de, in. Google uses it for local settings; a query it can't match to a place falls back to a place in this country (reported as a free error row). Prices still depend on the proxy's country, not on this setting.
Apify's data-center proxy (default) works well for Google Hotels: a blocked or failed request is retried from another IP. You can also use your own proxy URLs or no proxy. Residential and Google SERP proxy groups are not supported.
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