Expedia as your second reference channel
Expedia rates, availability and the complete guest review list, normalized against every other source you already read.
The comparison channel
Expedia rates land in the same schema as every other source, so a like-for-like comparison across channels needs no mapping layer of your own.
Complete review history
The review endpoint pages through the full list automatically, with traveller type, sentiment and management replies — bounded by date so daily runs collect only what is new.
Ready for parity work
Combine Expedia with Booking.com, Google Hotels and your direct rate to see where your price breaks across channels, on the dates it actually matters.
Who uses the data from Expedia?
Focus on your applications. We provide the data.
What market do you need?
We create infrastructure tailored to your needs
340 markets at your disposal
We’ll extract the data from the locations you need. The main markets are available.
570 currencies
Choose the currency of the data
24 languages
Choose the language of the data
What do our data get used for?
Real builds already running on the API. Pick one and you get the exact endpoints behind it.
- Accommodation parityFeed APIDocs ↗
GET /feed/accommodation/{accommodation_slug}/parity - Accommodation ratesFeed APIDocs ↗
GET /feed/accommodation/{accommodation_slug}/rate
Frequently asked questions
Can I get Expedia hotel rates through an API?
Yes. Expedia rates come back at room level with price, occupancy, board and cancellation policy, in the same schema as every other source, so comparing Expedia with Booking.com or Google Hotels needs no mapping layer of your own.
How do I get Expedia reviews without building a scraper?
The reviews endpoint pages through a property's full review list automatically and returns each review with traveller type, sentiment and the hotel's management response. Bound the pull with a start date for incremental runs, or raise the limit to backfill a full history.
How does Expedia data compare with Booking.com?
Booking.com is the deeper source and the only one that returns a whole destination. Expedia is the contrast channel: reading both tells you whether a price is the market or just one distributor, which is what makes a parity or comparison product meaningful.
What do you want to build with Expedia?
Say it in one line and we hand you back the prompt, the recipe if one already exists, and the APIs it runs on — starting with Expedia.
