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The USA Hotels Dataset from Booking.com is a rich collection of data related to hotels across the United States, extracted from Booking.com. This dataset includes essential information about hotel listings, such as hotel names, locations, prices, star ratings, customer reviews, and amenities offered. It's an ideal resource for researchers, data analysts, and businesses looking to explore the hospitality industry, analyze customer preferences, and understand pricing patterns in the U.S. hotel market.

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Key Features:

• Hotel Information: Includes hotel names, addresses, star ratings, and descriptions.
• Pricing Data: Nightly rates, discounts, and price variations by room type and season.
• Customer Reviews: Aggregated ratings and detailed user feedback from verified guests.
• Amenities: Detailed list of amenities provided by each hotel (e.g., Wi-Fi, parking, spa, swimming pool).
• Geographical Information: Hotel locations including city, state, and proximity to major landmarks.

Use Cases:

• Sentiment Analysis: Analyze customer reviews to gauge hotel service quality and guest satisfaction.
• Price Analysis: Compare pricing across different hotels, locations, and time periods to identify trends.
• Recommendation Systems: Build recommendation engines based on customer ratings, reviews, and preferences.
• Tourism and Hospitality Research: Understand patterns in hotel demand and services across various U.S. cities.

As of October 2024, the city with the most expensive hotel rate in the United States was Boston. Visitors to the East Coast city could expect to pay 320 U.S. dollars for a doube room during that period. Meanwhile, New York ranked third with an average rate of 284 U.S. dollars.

Hotel room revenue in the United States reached 100.19 billion U.S. dollars in 2024. This figure shows an increase over the previous year's total of 98.19 billion U.S. dollars. In 2025, the country's hotel room revenue is projected to peak at over 102 billion U.S. dollars.

The occupancy rate of hotels in the United States reached ** percent in October 2024. This shows a slight increase when compared to the previous year. The low occupancy rate during 2020 was due to the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on the hotel industry.

The majority of guests on Airbnb are women. Most Airbnb guests are aged 25 to 34.

Disclaimer: This list is updated monthly on the website. If up-to-the-minute accuracy is needed, contact us at 312-603-6328. This dataset contains businesses registered for Amusement Home Rule, Dealer Use Tax Home Rule, Diesel Home Rule Tax, Firearm Tax, Gasoline Home Rule Tax, Liquor Home Rule Tax, New Motor Vehicle Home Rule, Tobacco Wholesale, and Parking Home Rule Tax. It does not currently contain Retail Manufacturer.

A 2024 survey in the United States revealed that, among U.S. adults, the most unacceptable behavior by hotel guests was taking decorative items from the room, with 93 percent of respondents saying so. The second least acceptable type of behavior was smoking in non-smoking rooms. Comparatively, the behavior deemed the most acceptable was requesting extra amenities such as pillows or blankets, with 90 percent of respondents saying so.

This statistic shows the quarterly average daily rate of hotels in New York in 2016 and 2017. In the first quarter of 2017, the average daily rate of hotels in New York in the United States was 257 U.S. dollars.

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The average daily rate of hotels in New York appears to be much higher in the fourth quarter of the year, reaching 389 U.S. dollars in 2016. In 2016, New York was the second most expensive city in the United States for hotel rates, followed by San Francisco where the average daily rate was 231 U.S. dollars for the full year.

New York was the most expensive city for business travel in the United States in 2016, in terms of daily hotel cost. Within the state of New York, Montauk was the most expensive destination in terms of hotel rates. It does not end with the room rates: while ranking seventh in the world on a list of the most expensive cities for hotel room service, New York was still the second most expensive city in U.S.

There are cheaper accommodation services available for those visiting New York. New York residents themselves are happy to try out Airbnb with 64 percent of them saying they would at least consider using the services in the few days between rental contracts when moving to a new apartment. That said, 44 percent of New Yorkers were worried about the kind of people who might be renting out their rooms and apartments.

In July 2025, booking.com was the most visited travel and tourism website worldwide. That month, Booking’s web page recorded almost *** million visits. Tripadvisor.com and wetter.com followed in the ranking, with roughly *** million and *** million visits, respectively. Popular online travel agencies in the U.S. Online travel agencies (OTAs), such as Booking.com and Expedia, offer a wide variety of services, including online hotel bookings, flight reservations, and car rentals. According to the Statista Consumer Insights Global survey, when looking at flight search engine online bookings by brand in the United States, Booking.com and Expedia were the most popular options when it came to making online flight reservations in 2025. When focusing on hotel and private accommodation online bookings in the U.S., Booking.com was again the most popular brand, followed by Airbnb, Expedia, and Hotels.com. Booking Holdings vs. Expedia Group Booking.com is one of the most popular sites of the online travel group Booking Holdings, the leading online travel agency worldwide based on revenue, that also owns brands like Priceline, Kayak, and Agoda. In 2024, Booking Holdings' revenue amounted to almost ** billion U.S. dollars, the highest figure reported by the company to date. Meanwhile, global revenue of Expedia Group, which manages brands like Expedia, Hotels.com, and Vrbo, reached nearly ** billion U.S. dollars that year.