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Local, directories, and reviews

TripAdvisor data extraction

Hotels, restaurants, and attractions with rankings, review content, rating breakdowns, and traveller segments.

TripAdvisor is the hospitality benchmark: rank within a destination, rating by traveller type, and enough review volume to see seasonal movement.

We deliver properties by destination and category, or review streams for the properties you track, including the sub-ratings that explain a score.

tripadvisor.com
Entities
Hotels · Restaurants · Attractions · Reviews
Geography
Worldwide, by destination
Scope unit
Destination × category, or property list
Refresh
Weekly or monthly; daily on watchlists
Ranking
Position within destination and category
Sub-ratings
Service, value, cleanliness, location
Formats
JSON · NDJSON · CSV · Parquet
Delivery
Postgres · BigQuery · S3 · Webhook · Sheets
Languages
Reviews captured with language tag
9 specified parameters

Fields

What you receive.

The usual set. Fields can be added or dropped per project — you pay for what you take.

TripAdvisor fields

15
  • Property name and stable key
  • Category and subcategory
  • Rank within destination
  • Overall rating and review count
  • Rating distribution by star
  • Sub-ratings: service, value, cleanliness, location
  • Address, destination, and coordinates
  • Phone and website
  • Price level or band
  • Amenities and features
  • Cuisine types and meal services for restaurants
  • Individual reviews: text, rating, date, language
  • Traveller type and trip date on reviews
  • Management responses
  • Photo count and image URLs

Questions

Asked before.

Can we track our rank in a destination over time?

Yes. Rank, rating, and review count are captured per run so movement becomes a time series.

Are reviews in multiple languages?

Yes, captured with a language tag so you can filter or route them for translation.

Next step

Get TripAdvisor data running.

Send the fields, the geography, and how fresh it needs to be. You will get back what is achievable and what it costs to run, usually within a day.