Google Hotels Scraper
Pricing
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One per line — anything you would type into Google Hotels: a city (Lisbon), a neighbourhood (Shoreditch, London), a landmark (hotels near Times Square) or a hotel name. Each location is searched separately with the same dates and guests.
Prices depend heavily on dates. Leave empty for a stay starting two weeks from today.
Guests per room. Prices change with the head count — especially for hostels and apartments priced per person.
Every price in the results is quoted in this currency.
Hotels only, holiday rentals (apartments, houses) only, or both.
How many properties to return for each location, in the order Google ranks them. A big city has thousands; 50 covers the ones most travellers ever see.
Off by default because it costs more — it opens each property's own page. Turn it on and every row also carries the price on each booking site that sells the room (Booking.com, Expedia, Hotels.com, Agoda, the hotel's own website and more): nightly and total, with and without taxes, plus a direct link — sorted cheapest first. It also fills in the full address, phone number and long description.
One extra row per location, charged once: median, average, lowest and highest nightly price, the median by star class, average rating and how many properties are on a deal. The quick answer to "what does a stay here cost for these dates" without opening a spreadsheet.
