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Trip.com Hotel Detail Scraper for CSV Export
This Trip.com hotel scraper extracts structured hotel detail data from Trip.com pages into a CSV. Import the workflow into the UScraper local desktop app, add your approved hotel detail URLs, and export names, addresses, prices, amenities, review counts, ratings, descriptions, image URLs, and timestamps without writing code.
Output
CSV
Fields
23
Input
Multi-URL
Waits
Built in
Template
Free
At a glance
Extract Trip.com hotel details from saved URLs
This workflow is built for Trip.com hotel detail pages, not broad search-result discovery. Use it after you already have hotel URLs from manual research, a spreadsheet, or the companion Trip.com Hotel Scraper for Listing URLs. UScraper reads the Navigate block's URL list, processes each page through a loop, and keeps the export path predictable for audit and reporting.
The automation path is intentionally simple: set a large browser viewport, navigate to a hotel detail URL, wait for the page to load, pause, scroll partway down the page, wait again, confirm the body is visible, then run Structured Export. The final Loop Continue block advances to the next URL so every supplied hotel detail page can become one CSV row.
Hotel profile fields in one file
Export page URL, hotel name, address, visible price, star rating, overall rating, review count, amenities, description, opening or renovation text, and up to seven image URLs.
Multi-URL batch processing
Add multiple Trip.com detail URLs in the Navigate block and let the workflow append each hotel row to the same CSV with headers enabled.
Local desktop execution
The stock workflow writes to your configured local folder and keeps the run reviewable before you use the data in spreadsheets or downstream analysis.
Designed for controlled research
The template favors clear waits, one-row-per-page output, and editable fields over opaque cloud scraping jobs.
Who this is for
Trip.com data extractor use cases
Agencies
Supplier research
Favorable to scraping
Build a reviewable CSV of hotel profile data before preparing shortlists, market scans, or enrichment tasks for travel clients.
Revenue teams
Price checks
Favorable to scraping
Re-run the same approved detail URLs to monitor visible price, rating, and amenity changes while preserving a timestamp per row.
Use this detail-page template with the Trip.com listing URL scraper when you need a two-step workflow: collect hotel URLs first, then enrich those URLs with detail fields. For broader travel data, compare it with the TripAdvisor Hotels Scraper, Jalan Hotel Listings Scraper, and the full UScraper template library.
How to use
Configure the Trip.com hotel scraper workflow
2
Add hotel detail URLs
Replace the sample Trip.com URLs in the Navigate block with the hotel detail pages you are allowed to collect. Keep one URL per input entry.
3
Confirm the CSV path
Structured Export writes trip-com-scraper.csv with headers enabled and append mode on. Change the save folder before client, city, or campaign-specific runs.
4
Run the page loop
UScraper navigates, waits, scrolls, waits again, checks that the page body is visible, exports one structured row, and advances to the next URL.
5
Audit the export
Spot-check a few hotel names, prices, image URLs, and review counts against the live pages before using the CSV for reporting or enrichment.
Output preview
CSV columns produced by the template
The export mirrors the workflow definition and keeps one row per hotel detail URL. Because Trip.com pages can vary by locale, sign-in state, currency, and availability, some cells may be blank when a value is not visible in the loaded session.
| web_page_url | hotel_name | hotel_address | hotel_price | overall_rating | number_of_reviews | most_popular_amenities | current_time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| https://www.trip.com/hotels/detail/?hotelId=66665501... | Example Central Hotel | 123 Market Street, City Center | US$214 | 4.5 | 1,248 | Free Wi-Fi;Gym;Airport pickup | 2026-06-02 02:05:11 |
| https://www.trip.com/hotels/detail/?hotelId=106493002... | Harbor View Suites | 8 Waterfront Road, Marina District | US$168 | 4.2 | 635 | Parking;Restaurant;Pool | 2026-06-02 02:05:47 |
trip-com-scraper.csvColumn
hotel_name
Hotel name from the heading, hotel-name element, Open Graph title, or document title fallback.
Column
hotel_address
Address or location text visible on the detail page.
Column
hotel_price
Visible price text for the current currency, dates, and session.
Column
image_1...image_7
Up to seven Trip.com-hosted hotel image URLs when available.
Column
most_popular_amenities
Amenities or facilities joined into a semicolon-delimited field.
Column
overall_rating
Overall rating or review score detected on the page.
Column
location_rating
Rating breakdown for location, when Trip.com displays it.
Column
cleanliness_rating
Rating breakdown for cleanliness, when available.
Column
service_rating
Rating breakdown for service, when available.
Column
amenities_rating
Rating breakdown for amenities, when available.
Column
current_time
Local timestamp generated at export time.
Headers included - every supplied hotel detail URL appends one local row when accessible
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Trip.com hotel pages may be publicly viewable, but automated collection can still be restricted by Trip.com terms, robots rules, copyright, privacy law, and how you reuse the data. Use modest pacing, do not bypass access controls, and get legal review before using exported hotel data commercially.
Before you run
Practical limits and maintenance notes
Keep these Trip.com constraints visible
Access
Some detail URLs may redirect to sign-in
If results are empty, first open the page in the UScraper browser profile and confirm the hotel detail content is visible before changing export fields.
Pacing
Hotel pages can throttle long or repeated sessions
Keep batches modest, avoid parallel runs against the same destination, and add longer waits if images, amenities, or prices appear late.
Layout
Selectors may need maintenance after Trip.com redesigns
Missing prices, duplicated amenities, or blank rating breakdowns usually mean the page layout changed or that the current locale exposes different labels.
Download the free template, install the local desktop app from UScraper download, and use this workflow whenever you need to download Trip.com hotel data into a structured CSV.
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What's Included
- Template JSON file ready to import
- Pre-configured scraping nodes
- Works with UScraper desktop app
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