Hotels.com Scraper.
Live prices, fully rendered.
Send any Hotels.com URL and get the fully rendered HTML back, with room prices and availability loaded, through residential proxies with anti-bot handling built in.
Turn it into JSON with the generic extractor.
Any Hotels.com URL in. HTML or JSON out.
The Crawling API, typed live. Get the rendered HTML, or switch to the generic extractor for JSON. Hover to pause and read.
One API, everything Hotels.com throws at you.
Hotels.com polls room prices and availability live, renders results after the page loads, and gates rates by geo and currency behind anti-bot defenses. The Crawling API renders it in a real browser, reaches it through residential IPs, and hands you clean HTML or JSON.
Full JavaScript rendering
A real browser executes the page and waits, so live-polled room rates, availability and review content all load before capture, not just the initial shell.
140M residential IPs
Every request rotates a residential IP across 30 geographies, so you reach Hotels.com like a real local visitor and resolve geo and currency gated rates.
Blocks handled for you
CAPTCHAs, bot walls and rate limits are cleared automatically. Nothing to solve, nothing to maintain.
HTML or JSON
Get the full rendered HTML, or add scraper=generic-extractor to return title, content, images and links as structured JSON.
Screenshots and async
The same call can capture a full-page screenshot, or run asynchronously with webhooks and cloud storage.
One API for every site
The Crawling API works on any URL, so the same token covers Hotels.com and everything else you crawl. See the live demo.
Rendered HTML, or clean JSON.
By default you get the rendered HTML. Add the generic-extractor and the same page comes back as typed JSON.
Page
title · string canonical · string favicon · string
Meta
meta.description · string meta.keywords · string
Content
content · string
Media
images · array og_images · array
Links
links · array
From URL to data in one call.
Every Hotels.com request moves through the same path. You send a URL, we operate everything in between.
Send the URL
Pass any public Hotels.com URL with your token: a search, a destination, a property page or a review page.
Rotate a proxy
A residential IP and geography that reach Hotels.com cleanly, drawn from 140M IPs across 30 regions.
Render the page
A real browser loads the page and waits for live-polled room prices, availability and reviews to render before capture.
Clear anti-bot
Hotels.com bot checks, geo and currency gating, and rate limits are handled automatically. Nothing to solve, nothing to maintain.
Return HTML or JSON
The fully rendered HTML comes back, or typed JSON when you add the generic extractor.
What teams build on Hotels.com data.
Hotel price monitoring
Track room rates across dates and properties to follow how prices move by season, lead time and demand.
OTA aggregation
Pull listings, rates and availability into a single feed alongside other travel sites for one combined view.
Rate-parity checks
Compare published rates against your own and other channels to spot undercutting and parity breaks.
Review & reputation research
Collect guest reviews and ratings to track sentiment, themes and reputation across properties.
Market & demand research
Map inventory, star ratings and pricing by destination to size markets and find supply gaps.
Any URL, one API
Crawl search, destination, property and review pages, plus any other travel site you need.
Good to know when scraping Hotels.com.
Prices load after the page
Room rates and availability are live-polled and JavaScript-rendered; the Crawling API runs a real browser and waits so results load before capture, not an empty shell.
HTML by default, JSON on request
You get the full rendered HTML. Add scraper=generic-extractor for parsed title, content, images and links, or parse the HTML yourself.
Geo and currency gating
Rates and currency depend on the visitor region. Geotargeting picks a residential IP in the market you need, so local prices resolve instead of a default fallback.
Reach Hotels.com from anywhere
Geotargeting across 30 regions and 140M residential IPs means consistent access without managing proxies.
Built to crawl Hotels.com at scale.
The Crawling API runs on the same network that serves 46,000+ paying customers and 70,000+ developers. No proxies to buy, no browsers to run, nothing to patch when Hotels.com changes.
One token, official SDKs for Python, Node and Ruby, and a 99.99% uptime network underneath.
Hotels.com scraping questions.
Start scraping Hotels.com.
Skip the proxies and blocks.
Free to begin with up to 10,000 requests. One token for the Crawling API and every scraper.