OYO Scraper for Hotel Listings, Room Prices and Ratings

OYO is a budget hotel brand from India that lists properties under its own categories while they keep a trade name of their own: a policy line states that the hotel is serviced under that name as per the quality standards of OYO, and the listing title places it in a category such as Townhouse, Flagship, Capital O or Collection O. The category tells you the format; the trade name tells you whose business it is.

The root of oyorooms.com serves India, with prices in rupees, an Indian booking line and city pages for Delhi, Agra, Noida and many more. Other markets sit in folders. /us/ lists OYO Hotel and OYO Townhouse properties next to Motel 6 and Studio 6 in US cities, /gb/ leads with Sunday and Belvilla stays, /id/ covers Indonesia in rupiah with cities such as Medan, Padang, Palembang and Surabaya, /mx/ prices Monterrey, Cancun and other Mexican cities in MXN, and /br/ lists Brazilian cities from Brasilia to Campinas. Each folder has its own currency, phone line, city list and collections, so the country sites are separate catalogs on one domain.

Two habits of the site shape any dataset: rooms are priced per night for specific dates, and the discount is part of nearly every hotel card rather than an occasional sale, which makes the struck-through figure as much a field as the price paid.

OYO prices the budget end of the hotel market and shows its discounts openly, which makes its pages a direct read of what a cheap room costs on a given night.

• Revenue management for budget hotelsindependent owners near an OYO cluster see the nightly price, discount depth and Sold Out dates of competing rooms, by locality and by weekday.
• Market sizingproperty counts by city, locality and brand category show where budget supply sits and which formats, from Townhouse and Flagship to Home, are spreading.
• Travel and corporate booking teamsrates for the same dates across localities show where a travel policy cap still buys a room near the office or the airport.
• House rules researchcouples policy, local ID rules, Indian-nationals-only notes and check-in times compared across cities show how practice differs by market.
• Quality monitoringrating label, rating count and the star breakdown, re-read over time, show which properties are improving and which are slipping.