Google Hotels Scraper: Hotels, Ratings & Prices by Booking Site

Hotels from Google Hotels: search a city ("hotels in Paris") or give hotel names or Google Hotels links, and get name, address, coordinates, phone, stars, rating, reviews and, for your dates, the lowest price Google shows. Add the price of every booking site (Booking.com, Expedia, Agoda, the hotel's own site and more) with the cheapest one named. No account, no API key. Export as JSON, CSV or Excel, or read it through the Apify API.

$2.50 per 1,000 hotels in a plain list, $4 per 1,000 hotels with every booking site's price included (or $0.20 per 1,000 rows with one row per site), plus a start fee of $0.002 per run. Hotels without a price and inputs that fail are not charged.

Quick start

1. Add a search such as hotels in paris, or hotel names, in Search queries / Hotels.
2. Pick the Check-in date and the number of Nights.
3. Click Start and read the hotels in the run's Output tab.

Run it every day on the same dates and cities (Apify schedules) to follow how prices move. Like any Apify Actor, it can also be run through the Apify API and connected to webhooks, Make, Zapier, n8n or Apify's MCP server for AI agents.

What it is used for

• Price monitoring: which booking site is the cheapest for a hotel, and how the gap moves before your dates.
• Rate parity checks: is the hotel's own site as cheap as the resellers?
• Market snapshots: the prices, ratings and stars of the hotels Google lists for a city, a district or a landmark.

To compare booking sites only, use Google Hotels Prices Scraper.

What you get

Hotel name, Google Hotels ID and page, address, latitude, longitude, phone, website	yes
Star rating, guest rating, number of reviews	yes
Check-in, check-out, nights, adults, currency	yes
Price per night and for the stay on each booking site, taxes and fees included, cheapest first	yes
The same before taxes and fees, when Google shows it apart	yes
Cheapest site, its price per night and for the stay	yes
Whether a site is the hotel's own site	yes
Room type, when Google shows it	yes
Link that opens the offer	yes

Inputs

• Search queries: what you would type in Google Hotels (hotels in paris, hotels near eiffel tower). Each search returns the first 18 hotels Google lists; Max hotels per search lowers that.
• Hotels: a hotel name with its city (Hotel Astoria Paris) or the address of the hotel's page on Google Hotels. A name is looked up in Google's results and delivered only when exactly one hotel carries every word you typed: the hotel's own words in its name, the city in its name, its address or the city it stands in (

  Hotel Astoria Paris
  : "Astoria" in the name, in Paris; Hotel Artemide Rome is found although its address says "Roma"). A hotel of the same name in another city is never taken for it. No hotel matches: a free hotel_not_found record; several hotels match (Novotel Paris): a free ambiguous_hotel record that names them. For an exact hotel, paste its Google Hotels link. The same hotel given in several forms (name, link, ID) is delivered once.
• Check-in date, Nights (or Check-out date), Adults (1 to 6): the prices are for these dates and guests. Prices taken from a hotel list are for 2 adults, as Google lists them: each record's adults says which count its price is for. Dates can be absolute (2026-12-10) or relative (30 days). Google shows prices up to about 11 months ahead.
• Prices by booking site: not included (hotel list only, the default), inside each hotel record in an offers list, or one row per hotel and booking site. A hotel given by its Google Hotels link needs one of the last two.
• Max results: the exact number of charged results the run delivers.

Prices are those of the US market (US dollars, gl=us): the same for every run, wherever it runs.

Example, through the API:

{
  "searchQueries": ["hotels in paris"],
  "checkInDate": "2026-12-10",
  "nights": 2,
  "adults": 2,
  "sitePrices": "inRow",
  "maxHotelsPerSearch": 10
}

Output

One record per hotel in the dataset. A shortened record:

{
  "type": "hotelPrices",
  "status": "ok",
  "hotelName": "Hôtel Astoria - Astotel",
  "hotelId": "ChcI__T4uJipguN_GgsvZy8xdGpkbDFyXxAB",
  "address": "42 Rue de Moscou, 75008 Paris, France",
  "rating": 4.3,
  "reviewCount": 1520,
  "checkIn": "2026-12-10",
  "checkOut": "2026-12-12",
  "nights": 2,
  "adults": 2,
  "currency": "USD",
  "taxesAndFeesIncluded": true,
  "offerCount": 20,
  "cheapestProvider": "Booking.com",
  "cheapestPricePerNight": 185.61,
  "cheapestTotalPrice": 371.22,
  "offers": [
    {"provider": "Booking.com", "isOfficialSite": false, "pricePerNight": 185.61, "totalPrice": 371.22,
     "pricePerNightBeforeTaxes": 155.05, "totalPriceBeforeTaxes": 310.11, "link": "https://…"},
    {"provider": "Bluepillow.com", "isOfficialSite": false, "pricePerNight": 190.4, "totalPrice": 380.8,
     "pricePerNightBeforeTaxes": null, "totalPriceBeforeTaxes": null, "link": "https://…"}
  ],
  "input": "hotels in paris",
  "inputType": "search",
  "position": 1,
  "scrapedAt": "2026-10-17T07:00:00.000Z"
}

Fields that need a word of explanation:

• status: ok (delivered, charged), noPrices (free: no booking site shows a price for these dates), error (free; error says why, retryable says if a later run may work).
• pricePerNight, totalPrice, cheapest…: taxes and fees included, as Google shows them "with taxes + fees" (taxesAndFeesIncluded: true). pricePerNightBeforeTaxes and totalPriceBeforeTaxes hold the price before taxes and fees when Google shows it apart; they are null for a site that gives Google one all-in price.
• currency: the currency of every price in the record, as Google shows it. Some booking sites open in their own currency (a site billing in euros, for example) and convert there.
• lowestPricePerNight, lowestTotalPrice (hotel lists): the lowest price per night and for the whole stay across booking sites for your dates, taxes and fees included, rounded to the whole dollar as Google writes it in its list (exact when the hotel's page was read: hotels given by name, or a list Google answered for other dates); the …BeforeTaxes fields hold the same before taxes and fees. A hotel without a price for your dates is a free noPrices record. Exact prices per site come with Prices by booking site.
• link: opens the offer on the booking site, through Google.

The run summary (counts, dates, why the run stopped) is the OUTPUT record of the run's key-value store.

Pricing

Pay per event:

Event	Price
Hotel in a list (lowest price only)	$2.50 per 1,000
Hotel with all its booking-site prices	$4.00 per 1,000
Booking-site row (one row per hotel and site)	$0.20 per 1,000
Run start	$0.002 per GB of memory (1 GB minimum; $0.002 at the default 256 MB)

Higher Apify plans pay less per result. Never charged: hotels without a price, error records, a hotel listed more than once. Set Maximum cost per run in the run options and the run stops before going over it.

Limits

• Prices for the US market only, in US dollars.
• A search returns the first 18 hotels Google lists; for more hotels, search by district or give hotel names.
• Google changes what it shows from one moment to the next: two runs a few minutes apart can differ by a few cents or a site.
• A hotel given by name can be missing from Google's results that minute (Google varies them), and a name with a word that is neither in the hotel's name nor in its address (Hotel Astoria Paris 9e) is not taken: the record is free, and the Google Hotels link always works.
• Google answers any search with hotels, even a nonsense one: check the searchQuery and address of what you receive.
• A hotel link that leads to no hotel is a free hotel_not_found record; a hotel Google shows only for other dates or guests than yours is a free other_dates record, never delivered under your dates.
• Connection, currency, language or country settings are not used: every run reads the US market through the standard connection, and the run's notes say so.

FAQ

Do I need a Google account? No.

Can I get prices in euros or for another country? Not yet: prices are for the US market.

Are taxes and fees included? Yes: every price is the one Google shows with taxes and fees. When Google also shows the price before taxes and fees, it is in the …BeforeTaxes fields.

What if the run is restarted by the platform (migration or reboot)? It resumes where it was: hotels already in the dataset are not delivered or charged again.

Is it legal? It collects prices that Google shows to any visitor. Check the rules that apply to your use of the data.

Does the Actor send anything to Quarra? Only when a run fails or runs out of time: the Actor, its build, the error type, the line of our code where it happened, and the memory and time the run was given, so we can fix it fast. Never your input, your results, your account or the run ID.