Google Hotels Scraper

Collect complete organic hotel cards from Google Travel's public Hotels results. The Actor uses ordinary headless Chromium and the visible search, date, and traveler controls; it does not fingerprint the browser, suppress WebDriver signals, sign in, solve CAPTCHA, or call private Google endpoints.

Input

{
  "query": "hotels in Paris",
  "checkIn": "2026-09-15",
  "checkOut": "2026-09-17",
  "guests": 1,
  "maxItems": 3,
  "gl": "us",
  "hl": "en"
}

checkIn and checkOut are optional but must be supplied together, describe a future stay of at most 30 nights, and use YYYY-MM-DD. guests means adults and accepts 1–20. maxItems accepts 1–100. The cloud default uses an Apify Residential US proxy because Google commonly limits datacenter traffic; set proxyConfiguration.useApifyProxy to false for ordinary direct access.

Output

Each default-dataset row is a complete, non-sponsored public hotel card with:

• Google hotel entity identity and cleaned Google Travel URL;
• displayed nightly price, numeric amount, and ISO currency code;
• guest rating, review count, hotel class/type, amenities, deal and eco flags;
• requested and actually displayed stay/traveler context;
• result count, locale, source status/URL, proxy state, extraction method, and timestamp.

Optional fields are omitted when Google does not render them. Sponsored aclk cards are excluded rather than mixed into organic ranks. Results are deduplicated by Google entity ID, keep visible order, stop at the exact requested limit, and use bounded lazy-load scrolling.

Limits and responsible use

Prices and availability are time-sensitive and should be rechecked before booking. Google can change its DOM or show access-control pages. CAPTCHA/access-control responses cause an immediate controlled failure without retry or bypass. Use the data lawfully and respect Google terms, rate limits, and privacy expectations.