Tripadvisor Reviews Scraper

Collect reviews from any TripAdvisor hotel, restaurant, or attraction and export them as clean, structured data. Paste a link, choose how many reviews you want, and download the results as JSON, CSV, or Excel. No proxies, no login, no code.

What it does

Give the scraper one or more TripAdvisor page URLs and it pulls the reviews for each place — the full review text, star rating, category sub-ratings, the reviewer's profile and location, trip type, visit and publish dates, photo counts, and whether management replied. It works on every regional TripAdvisor site (.com, .co.uk, .fr, .de, .es, .it, and the rest) and in any review language.

You decide the depth. Ask for the latest 100 reviews as a quick sample, or set the number to several thousand and the scraper keeps paginating until it reaches your target or runs out of reviews to collect.

What you get

Each review comes back as one row with these fields:

• Review title, full text, and overall star rating
• Category sub-ratings (service, cleanliness, value, location, rooms, food, and more, when the reviewer left them)
• Publish date and the month of the visit
• Trip type: solo, couple, family, business, or friends
• Review language and helpful-vote count
• Reviewer name, username, hometown, total contributions, profile link, and avatar
• Photo count, whether the owner responded, and a direct link to the review
• The place name and its total review count

Every value comes straight from the page. Fields are only ever blank when TripAdvisor itself has nothing there — there is no guessed or filled-in data.

Who it's for

Hotels and restaurants tracking guest sentiment, brands watching their reputation over time, analysts benchmarking competitors, researchers gathering large multilingual samples, and teams building review dashboards or training data for AI models.

Getting started

1. Open a TripAdvisor hotel, restaurant, or attraction page and copy its URL.
2. Paste one or many URLs into the input.
3. Set how many reviews you want per place.
4. Run it, then export to JSON, CSV, Excel, or XML — or pull the data through the Apify API.

You can also schedule it to run on a regular basis to keep a fresh feed of new reviews.

Pricing

$0.40 per 1,000 reviews, with no proxy fees and no monthly minimum. You only pay for reviews you actually receive — failed or empty URLs cost nothing.

FAQ

Do I need an account or login? No.

Do I need proxies? No — it runs without them, so there are no proxy fees.

Can I scrape many places at once? Yes, paste a list of URLs into a single run.

How deep can it go on one place? As deep as the place allows — set a high number and it pages through thousands of reviews.

Does it work outside the US? Yes, on any regional TripAdvisor domain and in any language.

Will empty URLs cost me? No — billing is per review returned.

Note

This tool collects only publicly available reviews that anyone can see on TripAdvisor without logging in. Use the data responsibly and within applicable laws and TripAdvisor's terms.