Google Hotels Scraper — Prices, Ratings & Hotel Search Results

Scrape Google Hotels search results by destination, landmark, neighborhood, or hotel name and export displayed prices, ratings, review counts, hotel class, images, and Google Travel URLs.

What you get from the Google Hotels Scraper

Convert Google Hotels search results into structured hotel records for travel research, market mapping, lead generation, and price monitoring. Search several destinations in one run, add stay dates and guest details when needed, and export the dataset as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, RSS, or HTML.

The Actor is optimized for fast hotel discovery. It captures the information displayed in search results without requiring you to open and copy each property page.

Quick start

1. Add a city, neighborhood, landmark, or hotel name to queries.
2. Optionally enter check-in and check-out dates.
3. Choose the number of adults, currency, language, and result limit.
4. Click Start and open the resulting hotel dataset.

Google Hotels output fields

Field	Description
query	Search query that produced the hotel
name	Hotel or accommodation name
price	Price displayed by Google for the selected search context, when available
currency	Requested three-letter display currency
rating	Public Google rating from 1 to 5, when available
reviews_count	Number of public reviews shown in the result, when available
hotel_class	Hotel class in stars, when available
details	Short result details such as hotel class or displayed card information
image_url	Hotel image URL shown in the search result, when available
url	Google Travel URL for the hotel or a matching hotel search

Availability varies by destination, dates, language, and the information Google displays for each property.

Example Google Hotels output

{
  "query": "hotels near Tower Bridge London",
  "name": "The Tower Hotel, London",
  "price": "$189",
  "currency": "USD",
  "rating": 4.1,
  "reviews_count": 6421,
  "hotel_class": 4,
  "details": "4-star hotel",
  "image_url": "https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/example",
  "url": "https://www.google.com/travel/search?q=The+Tower+Hotel%2C+London"
}

Google Hotels Scraper input parameters

Parameter	Required	Default	Description
queries	Yes	hotels in London	Cities, neighborhoods, landmarks, property names, or descriptive hotel searches.
checkIn	No	—	Check-in date in YYYY-MM-DD format.
checkOut	No	—	Check-out date in YYYY-MM-DD format.
adults	No	2	Number of adult guests, from 1 to 20.
currency	No	USD	Three-letter display currency such as USD, EUR, GBP, or INR.
language	No	en	Two-letter result language code such as en, de, es, or fr.
maxResultsPerQuery	No	20	Maximum hotel records returned for each query, from 1 to 200.

Example input

{
  "queries": [
    "hotels near Tower Bridge London",
    "family hotels in Edinburgh"
  ],
  "checkIn": "2026-09-14",
  "checkOut": "2026-09-17",
  "adults": 2,
  "currency": "GBP",
  "language": "en",
  "maxResultsPerQuery": 50
}

Google Hotels data use cases

• Travel agencies and destination teams: Build inventories of accommodation options around destinations and attractions.
• Revenue and market analysts: Compare displayed hotel prices across dates, currencies, neighborhoods, and search segments.
• Hotel operators: Monitor how properties and competitors appear in Google Hotels searches.
• Lead-generation teams: Create property lists for hospitality partnerships and outreach enrichment.
• Developers and data teams: Feed hotel search results into dashboards, maps, alerts, and scheduled pipelines.

Google Hotels Scraper limitations

• Prices are the values displayed by Google for the selected query, dates, guests, currency, and location context. They are not a booking quote and can change quickly.
• Some properties do not display a price, rating, review count, class, or image in every search.
• The Actor focuses on hotel search results. It does not currently collect room-level offers, amenities, contact details, full reviews, or booking-provider inventories.
• Broad queries can overlap. Use specific neighborhoods, landmarks, star classes, or hotel names to expand coverage with less duplication.
• Google can vary result order and availability by region and time.

Compared to other Google Hotels scrapers

• Compared with scrapapi/google-hotels-scraper, this Actor is designed for lean search-result collection rather than fetching multiple property subpages and deep amenity records.
• Compared with scrapesage/google-hotels-scraper, this Actor keeps the input and output focused on hotel discovery, displayed prices, ratings, and links instead of optional review and room-offer expansion.
• Choose this Actor when you want a simple, scalable hotel-search dataset. Choose a deep property crawler when room offers, amenities, reviews, or booking-provider links are mandatory.

Google Hotels Scraper FAQ

Can I search several destinations in one run?

Yes. Add multiple entries to queries. The result row retains its originating query so datasets remain easy to segment.

Can I search for a specific hotel?

Yes. Use the property name, optionally with its city or neighborhood, as a query.

Are the prices live booking prices?

They are prices publicly displayed by Google for the selected search context. Always verify the final rate, taxes, availability, and conditions with the booking provider.

Can I choose another currency or language?

Yes. Set currency to a three-letter code and language to a two-letter language code.

Does it return hotel reviews or amenities?

It returns the search-result rating and review count when displayed. It does not currently fetch full review text or a complete amenity inventory.

Can I automate hotel price monitoring?

Yes. Run the Actor on an Apify schedule, keep dates consistent or roll them forward, and send each dataset to your database, webhook, spreadsheet, or alerting workflow.

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Last verified: 2026-07