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• Go to google.com/travel/hotels and enter your search terms and travel dates. If you’re just exploring, you can also choose among popular destinations.
• Start on google.com. Search for “hotels in” the city or region you want to visit and add requirements, like “pet-friendly” or “near downtown.” Within the search results, you may find the hotel search unit, usually a list of 4 hotels with a map. Click the unit if you want to continue your search on Google.

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Important: Hotels don’t pay Google to appear in hotel search results and can’t pay to influence their ranking. 

After you enter your search terms, you find a list of hotel results and a map that shows the same results. On mobile, you may find one or the other. By default, these results are sorted by relevance. Dozens of factors are considered in ranking by relevance, including your search terms and various hotel aspects, like:

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Your results may be personalized based on your browsing activity and recent searches on Google. If you’re signed in to your Google Account, personalization may also be based on your previous bookings. Your results may include messages to indicate personalization, for example “You searched for this hotel recently.” To control what you find, learn how to adjust your:

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You might find one or more paid ads at the top of the results, indicated by an “Ad” badge and the name of the advertiser. These ads are selected and ranked by an auction in which Google considers bids and the quality of the ad. These ads only appear when they’re relevant to your search query and they have no impact on the search results. Learn more about hotel ads .

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Each hotel result gives you a snapshot of that hotel. You can find info like the average user rating, key amenities, and the lowest price from our partners that can be booked for your dates. We tell you if the price is a good value compared to similar hotels in the area by showing a “Deal” or “Great deal” badge. Learn more about how we identify deals . 

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To help you find exactly what you’re searching for, you can adjust results with the filters and sort options at the top of the page. You can: 

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To learn more about a specific hotel, click anywhere on the listing to go to the hotel’s “placesheet” or detail page. Where available, you can also click View prices  to get a list of the prices for your dates from Google partners.

On the “Overview” tab of the placesheet, you can find the hotel’s contact info, a link to its website, and driving directions. You can also find snapshots about the hotel’s location, user reviews, photos, and amenities. For more info, go to the relevant tab at the top of the page, or click the links provided. You may also find links to book hotel rooms through Google’s hotel, online travel agency, and metasearch partners.

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Our partners agree to our Price Accuracy Policy . This policy requires that prices they send to Google must include taxes and fees, and must match the total price you pay on their booking page. To help ensure that the prices partners display on Google are the prices you pay, we regularly check prices for accuracy. However, hotel prices can change quickly, so if you select to book with one of our partners, check the final cost of your room carefully.

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Below your travel dates, you may find booking links from our hotel partners related to your search. The links are based on your current search terms and may be based on whether you’re signed in to a Google Account.

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Paid booking links, or hotel ads, are always clearly labeled with an “Ads” badge and listed as “Featured options.” Google ranks these ads according to an ad auction, based on a combination of bid and ad quality. This considers factors like relevance, price accuracy, and referral/landing page experience. Google may be compensated if you click a hotel ad, or in some cases, if you complete a booking. Learn more about hotel ads .

If you click a booking link, you go to the partner website to complete your booking. Customer service questions, including requests for changes, cancellations, or refunds should be directed to the booking partner.

To help with your hotel search, we highlight prices that are a good value with a “Deal” or “Great Deal” badge next to the hotel name. There are 2 types of deals:

• To determine if a hotel is a good value, Google determines a “price ratio” for similar hotels in the area. We compare the average price over the past year for those hotels to the current average price. This comparison helps to account for seasonality, major events, or holidays. 
• We then do the same calculation for the specific hotel, and compare the price ratio of the specific hotel to that of similar hotels nearby. If the specific hotel’s ratio is at least 15% lower than its peers, we label it a “Deal.” If it’s at least 25% lower, we label it a “Great Deal.” 
• Hotels where a partner offers an explicit discount compared to the current market price for that hotel. The savings amount is shown as a percentage.

To help you compare accommodation options, Google displays the official class rating assigned to hotels by local authorities where available or assigns class ratings to hotels. Each hotel receives a rating between one and five stars. 

Where we don’t have official ratings, Google gathers data from various sources. Sources include third-party partners, direct research, hoteliers feedback, and machine-learning inference that examines and evaluates hotel attributes, like price, location, room size, and amenities. A 2-star hotel may have modest rooms and economy pricing, while a 4-star hotel could feature upscale decor, a dedicated concierge, and luxury amenities. 

If a hotel doesn't show a class rating, it may not have an official rating from the relevant authority, or Google may not have evaluated it yet. To give feedback on hotel classes, contact us .

Google gathers hotel reviews from signed-in users on Google Search and Maps. We use automated systems to remove spam and inappropriate language. We can remove any review that we think is fake or that doesn’t follow Google’s review policies . After a review is published, only its author can change or update it. The review can appear for as long as Google displays the reviewed accommodation.

We also license reviews from trusted third-party review providers. Google doesn’t do any additional filtering for spam or inappropriate language beyond that done by the provider, nor do we verify these reviews.

Many hotels display a review summary, which shows you the average rating out of 5 stars that Google users have given the hotel. This summary doesn’t include third-party reviews, even if third-party reviews are available for the hotel. We may also display summaries for specific topics, like rooms, service, location, and ratings by traveler type. TrustYou, a third party, provides these summaries.

To help with your hotel search, Google shows services and amenities offered at each hotel, like Wi-Fi or a swimming pool. This info can help you compare accommodation options and narrow your search.

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Are you looking for cheap flights? Happily, for travelers, there are lots of ways to find discounted airfares. One way is with Google Flights, a powerful tool for searching out the best deals on flights. Let’s take a look at how it works, how to save money with Google Flights and the different ways to maximize it. 

On the surface, Google Flights seems pretty simple to use — and it is. Anyone can navigate to the site, input their search information and receive results. For example, we used Google Flights to search for a round-trip ticket in economy class from Orlando to New York. But you can also search for one-way or multi-city itineraries on Google Flights, as well as business class tickets. 

When you do this, Google will show the flights it thinks are best, whether that means they’re the fastest, the cheapest or some other combination of factors. 

You can stop there if you’d like. Once you’ve selected the flights you prefer, Google will either take you to a booking site or allow you to book directly within its platform.

But there’s so much more to customize, including departure times, luggage policy and airlines. 

Filtering by price

Perhaps the most useful feature of Google Flights is the ability to set your price point. 

If you’re especially price-sensitive, filtering out expensive flights can show you exactly what’s available within your budget.

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Searching for nonstops

Are you the type of flyer who simply wants to get there? Are connections the bane of your existence? 

The stops filter on Google Flights allows you to set how many layovers you’re willing to tolerate, whether that’s one stop, two stops or no stops at all.

Selecting departure times

If you have an early-morning meeting or you’re looking to leave a little later, you’ll want to filter out the flights that don’t fit your needs. To do so, hit the “times” button on the search page. 

From here, you can edit and search for the time your flights will take off and land for both legs of your journey. 

Choosing your airlines

Are you a Star Alliance loyalist? How about a fan of SkyTeam ? If you’re trying to stick with an airline alliance — or even a specific airline — Google has that covered. 

You can use the "airlines" filter to show different airlines on the route that you’re searching. Depending on your needs, you can opt to show results from different alliances or by individual airlines. 

This can be especially helpful if you have a travel voucher to spend or you’re looking to earn elite status on an airline.

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Include your luggage in your search

Whether you’re an overpacker or a light traveler, Google Flights gives you the option to choose how much luggage you’d like to bring. 

The "bags" filter can show you flights that include luggage — so you don’t have to worry about additional fees. 

» Learn more: 7 tips to avoid paying checked baggage fees

Setting your layovers

Some savvy flyers enjoy the ability to take a few stopovers en route to their destination. Others, well, not so much. 

If you have to stop over, the "connecting airports" filter allows you to select where your layover will be. Have you been wanting to check out the SkyDeck at the Delta Sky Club in New York-JFK ? Well, you can filter out other airports and choose how long you’d like your layover to be with this option. 

Limiting the length 

Combined with the ability to pick your layovers, limiting the duration of your flight allows you to pick the fastest routes. This is especially useful when Google presents options that can take 30 hours or more.

Conversely, you can also choose to keep this toggle unused, thus letting you build in some free city-break layovers on the longest flights. 

Saving the environment

It’s no secret that air travel produces some serious carbon emissions. If that's a concern, Google has a filter to show you which flights have a lower impact on the environment.

Although the filter isn’t robust, you are able to see the emissions in your search results. 

» Learn more: 4 cheap ways to be an eco-conscious traveler

So we’ve explored all the different filters available during a standard search with Google Flights. These give you the ultimate in customization, so if you’d like a flight from New York to Paris featuring two stops, a layover in Frankfurt and two checked bags — that’s an option. 

However, there are also ways to maximize Google Flights to save money. Here's how. 

Check out the fare calendar 

When you start out your search, you’ll notice that you pick your dates from a calendar. However, if you hover over the calendar long enough, you’ll start to see prices appear. 

Google Flights displays ticket prices for a two-month window. If you have flexibility on your travel dates, it’s worth taking a look around to see when flights are the least expensive. Google even helps you out by highlighting the cheapest fares in green.

Search multiple airports

Google Flights doesn’t limit you to searching from a single airport. This handy feature allows you to check out flights from neighboring airports, as well as those which you’re willing to depart from. 

To search for multiple airports, start typing in the search bar. 

In this case, adding multiple airports allowed us to find a flight for $176 rather than the $228 in the original search.

Allow separate tickets

This is actually a type of filter, but it’s a bit more advanced than your usual options. When searching, you have the option whether to allow separate tickets or not. It’s found at the very bottom of the little “all filters” tab on your search results page. 

Allowing for separate tickets means that you may need to book two one-way flights rather than a round-trip flight, though Google will only highlight these results if they’re cheaper than a single-ticket itinerary. 

Set a flight alert

Did you know that Google Flights can send you emails? If a flight you’re looking for is too expensive, you can sign-up for alerts that’ll let you know when the price drops. 

Along with this, Google will also let you know whether the price for your flights is appropriate. This little graph won’t show up on all searches, but if Google has data for the flight you’ll see this pop up when you’re scrolling through the search results. 

Use the Google Flights Explorer

Do you have flexibility on your travel? Are you just trying to figure out somewhere to go? Perhaps the most underrated part of Google Flights is the Explorer option, which can be found on the left-hand side when on the Google Flights page.

This incredibly useful tool allows you to set extra flexible parameters for a trip. Say, for instance, you’d like to take a week-long vacation within the next six months. You only want to fly business class, however, and you don’t want to pay more than $2,700 round-trip. 

Input all this information and a Google Flights map will pop up, showing you all your available options. 

Like standard Google Flights, the Explorer tool also has a variety of filters. This includes the ability to sort by airlines and airline alliances, making this a powerful instrument for those looking to earn elite status with airlines. 

» Learn more: 6 ways to save money on flights

Airline miles, also called frequent flyer miles or points, are an airline’s currency that you can use for flight redemptions, hotel stays and sometimes other rewards. These work a little differently at every airline. According to NerdWallet analysis, they're generally worth 0.8 to 2 cents each .

But before you start using airline miles, you have to earn them. Beyond flying, another way to amass a large number of travel rewards is to earn a sign-up bonus from a travel credit card.

Google Flights is a robust search tool for those looking to book flights.

Although it’s easy to use, don’t be fooled by its simple appearance. It contains a wide variety of filter options allowing you to design your perfect itinerary and save money while doing it. 

How to maximize your rewards

You want a travel credit card that prioritizes what’s important to you. Here are our picks for the best travel credit cards of 2024 , including those best for:

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