Google search and market data
The hotel landscape of a city from Google Hotels, up to 200 cities per run: hotel name, Google rating, number of reviews, indicative nightly price and currency, in Google's own order. No dates, no booking, no personal data: the market overview, not the rate search. Pay per delivered hotel.
One hotel delivered with name, rating, review count and indicative price. Cities that fail or return nothing are never charged.
# one call, results straight back curl -X POST "https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/steadydata~google-hotels-city/run-sync-get-dataset-items?token=$APIFY_TOKEN" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ ... }'
| Field | Name | What it does |
|---|---|---|
citiesrequired | Cities | One city per row, up to 200, as Google knows it: Amsterdam, Lisbon, New York. |
maxHotelsPerCity | Max hotels per city | Cost ceiling per city. Google shows about 20 hotels on a city page; that is also the maximum here. |
country | Country (gl) | Two-letter country code for the market Google shows, for example US, NL, GB. |
language | Language (hl) | Two-letter language code for names and labels. |
| Field | Type |
|---|---|
city | string, null |
position | integer, null |
name | string, null |
rating | number, null |
reviewCount | integer, null |
priceFrom | number, null |
currency | string, null |
priceNote | string, null |
country | string, null |
locationId | string, null |
status | string, null |
input | string, null |
errorCode | string, null |
error | string, null |