Content reference lists

Reference lists are provided to help you better understand the property content.

Property information provided in the Rapid Content APIs is often represented as IDs. Use these reference lists to understand the meaning of those IDs.

A single JSON file is provided containing all of the content reference lists mentioned below. Learn more about the individual lists and what is provided in the JSON file by clicking on the name of the content reference. The downloadable lists are only available in English for reference purposes. Localized names are returned in the Content APIs.

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Last updated date: October 21st, 2024.

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Amenities

Amenities represent the features or services available to guests.

In the Rapid Content APIs, we provide the id, localized name, and the explicit value (when applicable) of each amenity within the amenities object.

Amenities are available at the property, room, and rate plan level and are complimentary unless a surcharge or restriction is specified.

  • Property level: Amenities available to all guests.
  • Room level: Amenities applicable only to the associated room.
  • Rate level: Amenities applicable only to the associated rate plan.

Content API response example:

"amenities": {
    "9": {
        "id": 9,
        "name": "Fitness facilities"
    },
    "2820": {
        "id": 2820,
        "name": "Number of indoor pools -",
        "value": 10
    }
},
Reference list

Look in the content reference lists file (see above) for the amenities_property, amenities_rooms and amenities_rates objects.

Each amenity contains three fields:

  • id
  • name
  • has_value

Amenity categories

Amenity categories allow the grouping of related amenities for display, search, or filtering.

In the Rapid Content APIs the categories object describes the category that an amenity fits into. This enables partners to more easily group related amenities for display, search, or filtering.


Content API response example:

{
  "12345": {
    "property_id": "12345",
    ...
    "amenities": {
      "2070": {
        "id": "2070",
        "name": "Dry cleaning/laundry service",
        "categories": [
          "drycleaning_and_laundry_services"
        ]
      }
    }
  }
}
Available categories
accessibility
accessible_bathroom
accessible_parking
accessible_wheelchair
air_conditioning
airport_transfer
all_inclusive
bar
casino
crib
dry_cleaning_laundry
dryer
electric_charging_station
free_airport_transfer
free_all_meals
free_breakfast
free_breakfast_1_or_2_guests
free_dinner
free_lunch
free_wifi
gym
hot_tub
kitchen
meeting_facility
ocean_view
parking
pets_allowed
restaurant_in_hotel
spa_services
swimming_pool
washer
water_park
wifi

Attributes

Attributes represent policies and features applicable to the property and the stay.

In the Rapid Content APIs, we provide the id, localized name, and the explicit value (when applicable) of the attribute within the attributes object.

Attributes are available at the property level and represent policies and features applicable to the property and the stay.

  • general: General policies that apply to the property.
  • pets: Pet policies that apply to the property.

Content API response example:

"attributes": {
    "general": {
        "2549": {
          "id": 2549,
          "name": "No elevators"
        },
        "3357": {
          "id": 3357,
          "name": "Caters to adults only"
        }
    },
    "pets": {
        "51": {
          "id": 51,
          "name": "Pets allowed"
        },
        "2809": {
          "id": 2809,
          "name": "Dogs only"
        }
    }
},
Reference list

Look in the content reference lists file (above) for the attributes_general and attributes_pets objects.

Each attribute contains three fields:

  • id
  • name
  • has_value

Category

Each property is associated with only one property category which represents the type of property.

In the Rapid Content APIs, we provide both the id and name of the property category within the category object.

Each property is associated with only one property category which represents the type of property being offered.


Content API response example:

"category": {
    "id": 1,
    "name": "Hotel"
},
Reference list

The property category list is provided below for quick reference. It is also available in the download file.

IDname
0Property
1Hotel
2Motel
3Resort
4Inn
5Bed & Breakfast
6Guesthouse
7Condo
8All-Inclusive Property
9Cabin
10Chalet
11Cottage
12Hostel/Backpacker Accommodation
13Ranch
14Villa
15Lodge
16Apartment
17Private Vacation Home
18Houseboat
20Ryokan
21Tree House Property
22Aparthotel
23Condominium Resort
24Campsite
25Riad
26Hostal
29Country House
30Pension
31Pousada (Portugal)
32Pousada (Brazil)
33Residence
34Affittacamere
36Castle
37Safari/Tentalow
39Palace
40Agritourism Property
41Cruise
42Holiday Park
43Capsule hotel
44Mobile home

Look in the content reference lists file for the category object.

Each category contains two fields:

  • id
  • name

New Chain API

Property chains represent a parent company which can have multiple brands associated with it.

In the Rapid Content API, we provide a chain reference mapping of all chains recognized by the Rapid API.

Because chains and brands can change frequently, we do not include them in the reference file and recommend checking the reference API for the latest list. This mapping is updated daily.

Each property is associated with only one brand, which has a parent chain.


Content API response example:

"chain": {
      "id": -6,
      "name": "Hyatt Hotels"
    },
    "brand": {
      "id": 2209,
      "name": "Hyatt Place"
    },

Images

Images are organized by category, based on the area of the property depicted in the image.

In the Rapid Content APIs, we provide the category ID in the category field and the category name in the caption field for each property image. Room images also have captions.


Content API response example:

"images": [
    {
        "caption": "Featured Image",
        "hero_image": true,
        "category": 3,
        "links": {
            "350px": {
                "method": "GET",
                "href": "https://i.travelapi.com/hotels/1000000/10000/100/1/5a329959_b.jpg"
            },
            "70px": {
                "method": "GET",
                "href": "https://i.travelapi.com/hotels/1000000/10000/100/1/5a329959_t.jpg"
            },
            "1000px": {
                "method": "GET",
                "href": "https://i.travelapi.com/hotels/1000000/10000/100/1/5a329959_z.jpg"
            }
        }
    },
]
Reference list

Look in the content reference lists file for the images object.

Each image category contains three fields:

  • id
  • group
  • name

Onsite payment types

Onsite payment types represent the forms of payment accepted for charges incurred or due at the property.

In the Rapid Content APIs, we provide the id and localized name of the onsite payment types within the types object, which is in the onsite_payments object.

Onsite payment types are available at the property level and represent forms of payments accepted for charges incurred or due at the property.


Content API response example:

"onsite_payments": {
    "currency": "USD",
    "types": {
        "171": {
          "id": 171,
          "name": "American Express"
        }
    }
},
Reference list

Look in the content reference lists file (above) for the onsite_payment_types object.

Each payment type contains two fields:

  • id
  • name

Statistics

Statistics represent property-level information such as number of floors or number of rooms.

In the Rapid Content APIs, we provide the id, localized name, and the explicit value (when applicable) of the statistic within the statistics object.

Statistics are available at the property level and represent data such as number of floors and number of rooms.


Content API response example:

"statistics": {
    "52": {
        "id": 52,
        "name": "Total number of rooms -",
        "value": "820"
    },
    "54": {
        "id": 54,
        "name": "Number of floors -",
        "value": "38"
    }
},
Reference list

Look in the content reference lists file for the statistics object.

Each statistic contains three fields:

  • id
  • name
  • value

Themes

Themes represent the type of traveler typically targeted or vibe of a property.

In the Rapid Content APIs, we provide both the id and localized name of the theme within the themes object.

Themes are available at the property level and represent the type of traveler typically targeted or vibe of a property. A property can be associated with more than one theme but not all properties have a theme.


Content API response example:

"themes": {
    "2337": {
        "id": 2337,
        "name": "Luxury Hotel"
    },
    "2341": {
        "id": 2341,
        "name": "Spa Hotel"
    }
},
Reference list

Look in the content reference lists file (above) for the themes object.

Each theme contains two fields:

  • id
  • name

Room views

Room views represent the view available from a given room.

In the Rapid Content APIs we provide the id and localized name of the view available from the views object.


Content API response example:

"views": {
          "4146": {
            "id": 4146,
            "name": "Courtyard view"
          }
        },
Reference list

Look in the content reference lists file (above) for room_views.

Each views contains two fields:

  • id
  • name

Spoken languages

Spoken languages represent the languages that are spoken by the property.

In the Rapid Content APIs we provide the ID and localized name of the language spoken from the spoken_languages object.


Content API response example:

"spoken_languages": {
      "vi": {
        "id": "vi",
        "name": "Vietnamese"
      }
    },
Reference list

Look in the content reference lists file for spoken_languages

Each language contains two fields:

  • id
  • name
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