In the “Reports” tab of Hotel Center, you can view the number of free and paid booking link clicks you received per property ID, user country, or device. You can also download a CSV file containing your booking links' click performance. If you don’t have any booking link clicks, both the CSV file and the page will be empty.
To view booking link data, sign in to your Hotel Center account and select Reports > Performance.
If you share your rates with Google through your Business Profile, you can learn more about reporting and ranking through our frequently asked questions.
Performance summary
Use the "Performance overview" card at the top of the page to preview a snapshot summary of your booking links' key metrics (impressions, clicks, and CTR) from the last 30 days. This data can take up to 2-3 days to fully populate in your report.
Booking link report
The “Booking link report” table will show data for all property IDs for a selected date range. Each metric and attribute in the booking link report table can be displayed as a column, so you can customize your report with the data that is most relevant to you. Besides the key metrics already found on the “Performance overview” card, the “Booking link report” table also includes price competitiveness reporting columns that allow you to view your data based on how your prices are performing compared to others. Learn more about price competitiveness reporting.
Select “Add a filter” to view data based on device type, price bucket, property ID, property name, or user location (by country). To view the data in more detail, try selecting multiple attributes at once. For example, you can filter by both property ID and user location to analyze those insights. To add or remove columns on the report table:
- Click Add a grouping.
- Select the checkboxes next to the metrics you want to display as columns.
- Click Apply.
The report will now show the metrics you selected.
Price competitiveness reporting
In the “Booking link report” table you can click into the "Free booking link price parity" tab which includes two price competitiveness reporting columns, price bucket and price difference percent.
Note: These columns compare data using the total price displayed, with taxes & fees. This is true regardless of any other factors, like user location.
- Price bucket: Describes how competitive your room rate was.
- Only price shown: Your price was the only one shown for the itinerary.
- Uniquely lowest price: You had the lowest price, and no other prices shown were within a certain percentage of that price.
- Tied for lowest price: You’re within a certain percentage of the lowest price, but so are one or more other competitors.
- Not lowest price: Your price isn't within a certain percentage of the lowest price shown, but so are one or more other competitors.
- Price difference percent: The percentage difference between your average daily price and the average cheapest daily price of your competitors. The price difference may not be defined if the number of impressions with a competitor is 0.
Download a report
To download the booking link report, click the 3-dot menu 
Booking link impressions
The “Booking link impressions” graph shows the number of impressions your booking links received during a selected date range. Similar to the “Booking link clicks” graph, data for all impression types will be shown.
Booking link clicks
The “Booking link clicks” graph shows the number of clicks your booking links received during a selected date range. By default, data for all click types will be shown. You can then click to show data based on "Property ID", "User location", “Device type”, “Property location”, "Booking window days", "Length of stay", "Occupancy", and “Brand”.
Booking link clickthrough rate (CTR)
The “Booking link CTR” graph shows the CTR for your booking links during a selected date range. By default, data for all CTR types will be shown.
Additional interactions (Suppliers only)
"Additional interactions” shows the performance of non-booking clicks such as calls, website clicks, and search result clicks. “Search result clicks” shows the number of clicks that your properties’ official websites received via text result links.
By default, the graph shows data for the total of all of these click types. You can filter the data by using the corresponding buttons above the graph.