Google Hotel Search Tests Price Insights

Jul 23, 2018 - 7:23 am 0 by
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It is like every day now that Google is testing some new feature with their hotel search results. Now, Sergey Alakov spotted something called "price insights" that aim at telling you if you are getting a good deal or not at that hotel. The deal is based on just on the price for that hotel on those dates or the time of the booking but also based on similar hotels in the nearby area.

When you view a hotel with this feature, it may show you this button telling you there are better deals:

Google Hotel Price Insights Button

When you click that, it takes you into the Price Insights section showing you first, nearby hotels that are less money the the one you are looking at:

Google Hotel Price Insights 1

Google plots the hotel you are looking at, compared to similar hotels, by date:

Google Hotel Price Insights 1 Chart

It also tells you the best time to book the hotel:

Google Hotel Price Insights 3 When

And the price evaluation based on the price per night for that hotel over time:

Google Hotel Price Insights 4 Evaluator

Forum discussion at Twitter.

 

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