Booking.com Hotel Photos Scraper
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from $4.99 / 1,000 results
Booking.com Hotel Photos Scraper
Export Booking.com property gallery URLs in one run—photo IDs and image links for listings, creatives, and content ops.
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from $4.99 / 1,000 results
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Download the gallery image list for one Booking.com property: each row is a photo ID and full image URL, plus the hotel ID and export time—handy for listings, creative pipelines, or audits without clicking through every picture.
Who it’s for
- Marketing & content teams that need official property imagery references.
- Partnerships & supply roles comparing how properties present visually.
- Product & data workflows that join photos to search or review exports by
hotel_id.
What you can do with it
- Pull every gallery URL returned for a property in a single request (see maximum results if you need a smaller sample).
- Keep a dated snapshot of which images were available when you ran the Actor.
How it works (in plain terms)
You pass the hotel (property) ID from your Booking data flow. The service returns one batch of photos; the Actor writes one dataset row per image and can cap how many rows you keep if you only need the first N links.
Input
| Field | Required | What it means |
|---|---|---|
Hotel ID (hotel_id) | Yes | The property identifier (same as in hotel search for that listing). |
Maximum results (maxResults) | No | Optional cap on how many photo rows to save if the gallery is large (default 10000). |
Output
- One row per photo (until your cap): image id, full url, repeated hotel_id for easy joins, and scrapedAt for the export time.
- Image URLs are long and may change or expire; treat them as a point-in-time reference.
Sample output (one dataset row, trimmed)
Good to know
- Wrong or inactive hotel IDs can yield empty results.
- Use data in line with Booking.com’s terms and the laws that apply to you.
