Google Maps Place Detail

Pull the full Google Maps profile for a single place — name, address, contact info, opening schedule, popular times, hotel pricing, restaurant attributes, and more.

What you get

Everything the place page on Google Maps shows: contact details, weekly schedule, current open/closed status, description, tags, category, popular-times curves (per day), and category-specific data (hotel check-in/out + booking prices, or restaurant reservation/price report).

Use cases

• Enrichment pipeline — feed item_ids from Search Places to get full profiles in bulk.
• Competitor monitoring — track hours, phone, website changes over time.
• Hotel intelligence — pull check-in/out times + price quotes from booking partners (booking.com, agoda, traveloka, etc) in a single shot.
• CRM hygiene — verify the phone and address listed for a vendor in your database.
• Local business audits — flag listings that are missing website, phone, or hours.

Why this actor

• Single source of truth — replaces multiple API calls (place details + hours + popular times + hotel pricing) with one request.
• Multi-country, multi-language — set language and country to match your audience.
• Stable item_id key — input is the same item_id you get from Search Places, so chaining is trivial.
• Rich enrichment — popular times, hotel/restaurant subfields, photos URL — all in one payload.

Sample input

{
    "input": "0x89c259a9b3117469:0xd134e199a405a163",
    "language": "en",
    "country": "us"
}

Sample output

{
    "name": "Empire State Building",
    "address": "20 W 34th St., New York, NY 10001",
    "item_id": "0x89c259a9b3117469:0xd134e199a405a163",
    "place_id": "ChIJaXQRs6lZwokRY6EFpJnhNNE",
    "coordinate": [40.7484405, -73.98566439999999],
    "rating_star": 4.7,
    "region": "America/New_York",
    "scheduler": [
        {"day": "Sunday", "schedule": "9 AM–12 AM"}
    ],
    "status": "closed",
    "detail": {
        "category": "Historical landmark",
        "website": "https://www.esbnyc.com/",
        "phone": null,
        "open_hours": "Open · Closes 12 AM",
        "type": "TYPE_HISTORICAL"
    },
    "description": "The Empire State Building is New York City's most iconic attraction and home to the world-famous Empire State Building Observation Deck. Located in the heart of Manhattan, visitors enjoy breathtaking 360-degree views...",
    "tags": ["Food & Drink", "Shopping", "Recreations", "Services", "... 4 more"],
    "hotel_detail": {"check_in": null, "check_out": null, "prices_option": null},
    "restaurant_detail": {"reservation": null, "order_online": null, "price_reports": null},
    "popular_times": null,
    "url": "https://www.google.com/maps/place/Empire+State+Building/@40.7484405,-73.9856644,14z/data=..."
}

You can also pass a full Google Maps URL instead of the item_id — both work identically.

How to get the input

• input — either a full Google Maps URL or an item_id (0x...:0x...).
  • From browser: open the place on Google Maps, copy the full URL from your address bar (looks like https://www.google.com/maps/place/Name/@LAT,LNG,17z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x...:0x...).
  • From another actor: the item_id field in any Google Maps Search Places or Google Maps Suggestion result works directly.

Tips

• For hotels, the response includes hotel_detail.prices_option[] — start_price / end_price per booking platform.
• For restaurants, restaurant_detail.price_reports contains the price-range histogram users reported.
• Set the language/country dropdowns to the place's local market for the most accurate labels.

Pair with other actors

• Use Google Maps Search Places to discover item_ids when you only have a keyword.
• Use Google Maps Suggestion to disambiguate which place the user meant before fetching detail.
• Use Google Maps Reviews to add review pages to a place — supports include_place_photos to also pull the gallery in one run.
• Use Google Maps Photos & Videos when you only want photos and need category filters (owner / visitors / menu).