Expedia Scraper API: Extract Hotel and Travel Data from Expedia

Expedia Scraper API: Extract Hotel and Travel Data from Expedia

Expedia property listings contain hotel pricing, availability, room details, ratings, and amenity data that travel intelligence and hospitality teams collect at scale. Syphoon's Expedia Scraper API supports two methods for extracting Expedia data: an HTML method that returns the full page content of any Expedia URL, and a GraphQL method that returns structured data directly from Expedia's own API endpoints.

Both methods use the same Syphoon endpoint and accept check-in and check-out dates as part of the request, returning date-specific pricing and availability data.

Tools and products built on Expedia data include hotel price comparison platforms, rate parity monitoring systems, travel intelligence dashboards, OTA competitive analysis tools, revenue management applications, and travel data APIs.

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Data Points Returned

The following fields are returned per property request.

Property Information

FieldDescription
property_urlThe full Expedia URL to the property listing
checkin_dateThe check-in date used in the request
checkout_dateThe check-out date used in the request
property_titleThe name of the property as listed on Expedia
property_idExpedia's unique identifier for the property
property_addressThe full address of the property
descriptionThe property description text
amenitiesList of amenities available at the property
imagesURLs of property images
number_of_reviewsTotal number of guest reviews
ratingOverall guest rating score
priceListed price for the requested dates
currencyCurrency of the listed price
discountDiscount applied to the price where active

Room Information

The room_info field returns a list of all available room types for the property. Each room entry contains the following fields.

FieldDescription
room_typeThe name and type of the room
room_pricePrice per night for the room for the requested dates
room_availabilityAvailability status of the room
room_imageImage URL for the room
room_amenitiesList of amenities specific to the room
room_ratingRating score for the room
room_review_countsNumber of reviews for the room

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Two Ways to Request Expedia Data

Syphoon's Expedia Scraper API supports both HTML and GraphQL methods. Both use the same endpoint: https://api.syphoon.com.

Method 1: HTML

Pass any Expedia property URL including check-in and check-out date parameters. The response returns the full HTML content of the page.

python
1import requests
2
3payload = {  
4    "url": "https://www.expedia.com/Property-Name.h12345.Hotel-Information?chkin=2026-06-01&chkout=2026-06-05",  
5    "key": "YOUR_SYPHOON_KEY",  
6    "method": "GET"  
7}  
8response = requests.post("https://api.syphoon.com", json=payload)  
9if response.status_code == 200:  
10    print(response.json())

Method 2: GraphQL

Pass Expedia's GraphQL endpoint URL with the expedia_body parameter containing the query. The response returns structured data directly from Expedia's API.

python
1payload = {  
2    "url": "https://www.expedia.com/graphql",  
3    "key": "YOUR_SYPHOON_KEY",  
4    "method": "POST",  
5    "expedia_body": { ... }  
6}  
7response = requests.post("https://api.syphoon.com", json=payload)

Response Status Codes

  • 200Success
  • 400Invalid response from Expedia (charged)
  • 404Incorrect URL (charged)
  • 429Concurrency exceeded
  • 5xxServer error
Note: Please validate URLs before sending to avoid being charged for 404s and 400s.

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Frequently Asked Questions

An Expedia scraper is an API that extracts property and room data from Expedia listings. Syphoon's Expedia Scraper API returns property title, address, description, amenities, images, ratings, pricing, discounts, and full room-level data including room type, price, availability, amenities, and reviews for any Expedia property URL.
Syphoon's Expedia Scraper API supports two methods. The HTML method accepts any Expedia property URL with check-in and check-out date parameters and returns the full page content. The GraphQL method accepts Expedia's GraphQL endpoint URL with a query body and returns structured data. Both use the same POST request to https://api.syphoon.com with your API key.
Yes. Syphoon's Expedia Scraper API returns publicly available property and room data from any Expedia listing, including pricing for specific check-in and check-out dates, room availability, amenities, ratings, and reviews.
Property URL, check-in and check-out dates, property title, property ID, address, description, amenities, images, review count, rating, price, currency, discount, and full room information including room type, room price, availability, room images, room amenities, room rating, and room review counts.
Yes. Check-in and check-out dates are passed as part of the Expedia URL in the request. The pricing, availability, and room data returned reflect the specific dates requested.

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