Airbnb Scraper

Scrape public Airbnb room pages from direct listing URLs and export Airbnb property data to CSV, JSON, or a spreadsheet. This Airbnb data extraction service is a practical API alternative for collecting accommodation details, ratings, amenities, photos, house rules, and dated booking prices from rooms you already know.

Each room produces one record. Provide a list of URLs, optionally add travel dates and guest counts, and set a maximum number of results. The output keeps stable top-level field names so you can compare repeated runs or join records by roomId.

What data can you extract from Airbnb?

The dataset contains one row per successfully read public room page. Arrays such as amenities and house rules retain their natural groups; the main identifiers, ratings, location, host summary, and booking fields remain at the top level.

Field	Description	Example
roomId	Numeric listing identifier, stored as text to preserve long IDs	53997462
url	Canonical public room link	https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/53997462
title	Listing headline	Cozy apartment at historical center
description	Public listing description with markup removed	Experience the urban city life...
propertyType	Displayed accommodation type	Entire condo
roomType	Underlying room category	ENTIRE_HOME
personCapacity	Maximum guest count reported for the room	3
overview	Short property summary	Entire condo in Thessaloniki, Greece
overviewItems	Guest, bedroom, bed, and bath summary labels	["3 guests", "1 bedroom"]
location	Public city or area label	Thessaloniki, Greece
latitude	Public listing latitude, when shown	40.6298
longitude	Public listing longitude, when shown	22.9497
isExactLocation	Whether the listing marks its map position exact	true
rating	Overall guest rating	4.95
reviewsCount	Number of guest reviews	75
ratingAccuracy	Accuracy rating	4.89
ratingCheckIn	Check-in rating	4.97
ratingCleanliness	Cleanliness rating	4.92
ratingCommunication	Communication rating	5.0
ratingLocation	Location rating	4.99
ratingValue	Value rating	4.93
isGuestFavorite	Whether a guest favorite designation is shown	true
hostId	Public host profile identifier	437479978
hostName	Public host display name	A name shown on the room page
hostProfileUrl	Public host profile link	A profile URL
hostPhotoUrl	Public host profile image link	An image URL
hostIsSuperhost	Whether the host is marked as a Superhost	true
hostIsVerified	Whether a verified marker is shown	true
hostYearsHosting	Completed years hosting, when available	4
hostResponseRate	Displayed response-rate text	Response rate: 100%
hostResponseTime	Displayed response-time text	Responds within an hour
amenities	Groups of amenities; each value has title, subtitle, icon, and availability	Bathroom → Hair dryer
highlights	Listing highlights with title, subtitle, icon, and type	Self check-in
houseRules	Groups of check-in, stay, and checkout rules	No smoking
safetyAndProperty	Groups of public safety and property details	Smoke alarm installed
sleepingArrangements	Rooms and their bed descriptions	Bedroom → 1 double bed
images	Listing image URLs with any available captions	Image URL and caption
imageUrl	Primary listing image link	An image URL
checkIn	Requested arrival date	2026-11-10
checkOut	Requested departure date	2026-11-13
locale	Requested output language	en
currency	Requested booking currency	USD
available	Availability for supplied dates, when returned	true
priceDisplay	Booking total with its qualifier	$216 for 3 nights
priceTotal	Displayed booking total as text	$216
priceDetails	Displayed booking price line items	3 nights x $71.76

priceTotal is a display string. It preserves the currency symbol and formatting visible for the requested currency rather than guessing a numeric value. priceDetails can contain nightly charges or other lines that the booking section exposes. A missing value means that the room page or booking response did not show that field; it does not mean zero.

How to scrape Airbnb

1. Copy direct public room URLs. A room link has the form https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/53997462. You can paste several links into startUrls or supply numeric room IDs.
2. Add both checkIn and checkOut if you need a price or availability for a specific stay. Set guest counts and currency to match your comparison.
3. Set maxItems to cap the dataset. Leaving it at zero processes every distinct valid room in the input list.
4. Run the actor, then open the dataset to preview records or download them in JSON, CSV, or spreadsheet form.

The actor deduplicates room IDs before making requests. A repeated URL, a URL containing tracking parameters, and the same numeric ID all refer to one room record. Invalid links are skipped. A room removed from public view is logged as a failed room while the remaining URLs continue.

Input

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
startUrls	List of URLs or IDs	Required	Public room links or numeric room IDs.
checkIn	Date	Empty	Arrival date in YYYY-MM-DD format. Requires checkOut.
checkOut	Date	Empty	Departure date after checkIn. Requires checkIn.
adults	Integer	2	Adult guests for dated booking details.
children	Integer	0	Child guests for dated booking details.
infants	Integer	0	Infant guests for dated booking details.
pets	Integer	0	Pets for dated booking details.
locale	Text	en	Language for listing text; examples include en, fr, de, es, and tr.
currency	Text	USD	Three-letter booking currency code such as USD, EUR, GBP, or TRY.
maxItems	Integer	0	Maximum records to save; zero means no total cap.
proxyConfiguration	Object	Configured proxy	Connection settings for public room requests.

Example input for a three-night stay:

{
  "startUrls": [
    { "url": "https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/53997462" },
    { "url": "https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/668146487515150072" }
  ],
  "checkIn": "2026-11-10",
  "checkOut": "2026-11-13",
  "adults": 2,
  "locale": "en",
  "currency": "USD",
  "maxItems": 2
}

Use dates in the future for live booking comparisons. The same room may show a different total with a different stay length, guest mix, or currency. A price can change between runs as availability and booking terms change.

Output example

This is a shortened record from a successful dated run. Longer arrays and the full public description are omitted for readability; the shown values come from the collected item.

{
  "roomId": "53997462",
  "url": "https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/53997462",
  "title": "Cozy apartment at historical center",
  "propertyType": "Entire condo",
  "roomType": "ENTIRE_HOME",
  "personCapacity": 3,
  "location": "Thessaloniki, Greece",
  "latitude": 40.6298,
  "longitude": 22.9497,
  "rating": 4.95,
  "reviewsCount": 75,
  "hostIsSuperhost": true,
  "checkIn": "2026-11-10",
  "checkOut": "2026-11-13",
  "currency": "USD",
  "available": true,
  "priceDisplay": "$216 for 3 nights",
  "priceTotal": "$216",
  "priceDetails": [
    { "description": "3 nights x $71.76", "price": "$215.28" }
  ]
}

The total displayed in the booking section may be rounded while individual line items keep cents. Treat the displayed total as the amount presented for that stay, and retain line items when auditing a quote. Price fields can be empty even when the listing details are complete.

Use cases

• Accommodation comparison: Compare known rooms by capacity, property type, rating, amenity coverage, and a dated displayed total. The stable room ID makes repeated comparisons straightforward.
• Hospitality research: Measure which amenities and house rules appear across a selected portfolio of public listings in a city or neighborhood. Supply the URLs from your own list.
• Travel planning: Review sleeping arrangements, guest capacity, check-in rules, and safety details before building a shortlist for a group trip.
• Listing monitoring: Run the same URL list on a schedule and compare titles, descriptions, ratings, review counts, and photos over time.
• Pricing research: Hold dates, guest count, and currency constant across a group of rooms, then inspect displayed totals and missing quotes separately.
• Quality checks: Confirm that a curated directory still points to public rooms and that core fields such as title, property type, and image are present.

This actor starts from direct room URLs. It does not discover rooms from a city name. If your workflow begins with a destination, gather the room URLs first, then pass that list as startUrls.

How much does it cost to scrape Airbnb?

The configured result price is $0.001 per saved room, or $1 per 1,000 saved rooms. A 35-room dataset corresponds to $0.035 in result charges. A 500-room dataset corresponds to $0.50, and a 5,000-room dataset corresponds to $5.00. Platform usage is included in the result price for a priced run; actual private test usage can appear separately in run details.

You are charged for saved results, not for invalid input URLs that produce no row. A room that fails to load is logged and skipped. Setting maxItems keeps large input lists within a chosen output count. Dated runs make an extra booking request for each room and can take longer, but the per-result price remains the same.

The price above is the current configuration. Check the run screen before a large production job because published pricing can be updated. The output count is the simplest way to estimate result charges: multiply saved rooms by $0.001.

Tips for best results

Provide direct room links, preferably from a recent list. Rooms can be removed, paused, or made private after a URL was collected. A current list reduces failed requests and makes any missing row easier to investigate.

Use a consistent date pair for comparisons. Without dates, the actor focuses on stable listing details and leaves price and availability fields empty. With dates, it asks the booking section for that stay. A three-night stay and a seven-night stay may use different rates or discounts. Guest counts can also change eligibility or price.

Choose one currency across a run. A visible amount such as $216 is a formatted string, and the same symbol can be used by several currencies. Keep the currency field alongside priceTotal when combining datasets. Do not compare price strings until you have separated currency and stay length.

Review available together with priceTotal. In a 35-room dated validation run, 9 rooms returned displayed totals. The other rooms still produced complete listing records, but did not yield a booking total for those dates. A blank total must not be interpreted as a free stay.

Use maxItems when testing a large URL list. Start with a few known rooms to confirm dates and currency, then expand the list. If you run the same IDs repeatedly, join snapshots on roomId and retain your collection timestamp outside the row or in your downstream store.

Limits

Only publicly accessible room pages are supported. The actor does not sign in, bypass a private listing, or collect private account information. It does not return individual review text, a full availability calendar, or host profile enrichment. Host fields are the public summary shown on the room page.

A room page can omit an amenity, category rating, exact map position, host response statistic, photo caption, or booking total. The output uses an empty value where the public page does not provide one. Ratings and review counts are snapshots, so they may differ on a later run.

Price and availability depend on a separate booking section. A requested room may be unavailable for the dates, may not offer a quote to an anonymous visitor, or may be awaiting a site-side update. The price query is made only when both dates are set. No historical rate is inferred from a current quote.

The site can redirect a visitor to a regional domain and can change the shape of its embedded listing data or booking query. The actor follows a regional handoff when it can read the same public room there. If the page layout changes, extraction may need an update. The actor logs per-room failures and continues with other URLs rather than substituting incomplete placeholder rows.

The dataset is capped by your maxItems setting and the URLs you supply. There is no search pagination or destination slicing because the input is a known set of rooms. A single URL yields at most one row. Long numeric IDs are kept as text to prevent loss of digits in spreadsheet software.

Use with automated workflows

The input and output fields are descriptive enough to be used from a scheduler, script, or connected workflow. Two example requests are:

1. “Collect these 40 room URLs, use November 10–13 with two adults in USD, and give me a table of title, capacity, rating, amenities, and displayed total.”
2. “Run my saved room list every week and flag rooms whose review count, title, house rules, or main image changed.”

For a comparison, keep both the room ID and the requested dates with each result. For monitoring, save each run separately before comparing snapshots. Missing prices should be tracked as missing values; they may reflect availability or a booking response that omitted a quote.

FAQ

Is scraping these room pages legal?

The actor reads public room information. Whether your use is permitted depends on applicable law, the site's terms, and how you handle the resulting data. Respect privacy and data-protection rules, especially when working with public host profile details. Do not use this actor to collect private or login-only information.

Do I need to configure a proxy?

The default input uses the configured proxy settings. Most users can leave them as provided. If a room fails because the site redirects or blocks a connection, inspect the run log and retry with an appropriate proxy configuration.

How fast is a run?

Speed varies with room count, page response time, regional redirects, and whether you requested booking prices. A validation run of 35 rooms with dates completed in about two minutes. Smaller lists are usually quicker, while blocked or slow pages can take longer.

Can I schedule or monitor repeated runs?

Yes. Save a stable input list and schedule it at your preferred interval. Compare successive datasets by roomId. Watch the run status and the number of saved rooms; a sudden drop can indicate removed listings, connection issues, or a site change.

Can I export to a spreadsheet?

Yes. Download the dataset in CSV or spreadsheet format, or send records to a connected spreadsheet workflow. Arrays such as amenities and images may be serialized in a single cell, so JSON is preferable when you need every nested value.

Why is a field empty?

The public page or booking response did not provide it for that room and request. Category ratings are absent on some listings. Prices can be unavailable without dates or for a stay that cannot be quoted. Inspect the room directly if a particular value is critical.

Can I search a city with this actor?

No. Supply direct room URLs or room IDs. This keeps one input room mapped to at most one output row and avoids unexpected search ranking, pagination, or geographic filtering.

Integrations

Use the dataset through its API, a webhook, a scheduler, or a connected automation service. You can send room records to a database, dashboard, spreadsheet, or monitoring process. Keep dates and currency alongside booking totals, and use roomId as the stable key for joins and updates.

Support

Open an issue on the Issues tab; we reply within 24h and add fields on request. Include a public room URL, the relevant input options, and the field you expected so the issue can be reproduced.