Google Hotels Scraper

Google Hotels Scraper

Extract public Google Hotels search results as structured dataset rows. Each row includes the property name, displayed price, currency, rating, review count when shown, booking vendor, thumbnail, Google Hotels detail link, query, and stay dates.

Why this actor

• Direct HTTP to Google Travel by default, so ordinary runs do not pay SERP or residential proxy costs.
• Multiple destination queries in one run with cross-query deduplication.
• Optional check-in/check-out dates, adults, country, language, and currency hints.
• Charges only successfully parsed hotel rows through the hotel event. Empty, blocked, timed-out, and diagnostic rows are never charged.
• Strict 30-second wall deadline per query and bounded request timeouts.

Input example

{
  "searchQueries": ["hotels in Toronto", "boutique hotels in Montreal"],
  "checkIn": "2026-08-01",
  "checkOut": "2026-08-03",
  "adults": 2,
  "country": "ca",
  "language": "en",
  "maxItemsPerQuery": 50,
  "fallbackToProxy": false
}

Google sometimes ignores date or currency hints in its public layout. The output records the requested dates and the price/currency actually displayed by Google; it does not invent rates.

Input fields

Output

One row per hotel, stored in the default dataset and shown in the Hotels dataset view:

propertyToken, searchQuery, name, price (parsed number), priceText (exactly as Google printed it), currency, rating, reviewsCount, hotelClass, hotelType, vendor (the booking provider Google is quoting), thumbnail, detailsUrl, checkInDate, checkOutDate, scrapedAt.

rating, reviewsCount, currency and vendor are null when the card does not show them. hotelClass and hotelType are reserved and currently always null — the public results layout does not carry them. Rows are de-duplicated across queries on propertyToken, falling back to name + price, so a hotel that appears in two of your searches is returned and billed once.

A no-input run emits one _sample: true row and no chargeable hotel event.

Proxy policy

Direct traffic is the default. Enable fallbackToProxy only for rate limiting, blocking, or geo-sensitive volume; a single Apify proxy URL is then used for one fallback retry. Apify Proxy usage is billed to your own account by Apify and is separate from this Actor's per-hotel price.

There is a strict 30-second wall deadline per query and bounded per-request timeouts, so a stalled query ends the search for that destination rather than burning compute.

Pricing

$3.50 per 1,000 hotels ($0.0035 each), with no run-start fee. Flat rate — no volume tiers, no plan gates — and you are charged only through the hotel event, once per successfully parsed hotel row.

Empty, blocked, timed-out and diagnostic rows are never charged, and neither is the no-input sample. A run of 10 queries at maxItemsPerQuery: 50 returns at most 500 unique hotels and costs at most $1.75.