Search and Sort Airbnb Stay Reviews
View all Airbnb Search, Prices & Reviews endpoints →Pass listingId from a stay search, with optional query, page, limit, sortBy, currencyCode and languageCode. limit supports up to 40 reviews and page defaults to 1; sortBy supports MOST_RECENT, RATING_DESC and RATING_ASC. The live response returned status:true, message:Successful, pagination meta and data with pdpReviews and metadata. Observed reviews contained id, comments, rating, createdAt, language and localized date information; metadata included reviewsCount and reviewSortSelect. The tested request used MOST_RECENT without a keyword, so keyword matching and other sorts remain documented options rather than separately verified behavior.
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/api/project/airbnb-search/stays-reviews API Response (JSON)
{} curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/airbnb-search/stays-reviews?key=<API_KEY>&listingId=1173047051903832695¤cyCode=USD&languageCode=en-US&page=1&limit=3&sortBy=MOST_RECENT'
Query Result
Use Cases
- Show dated recent feedback alongside shortlisted stay profiles without copying reviewer identity fields into your own dataset.
- Research traveler-fit concerns such as noise or stairs with the documented review keyword input.
- Inspect lower-rated feedback using RATING_ASC before recommending a stay to a particular traveler.
- Collect paginated stay-review records keyed by review id for a deduplicated feedback analysis.
Frequently asked questions
How are reviews paginated and sorted?
Send page and limit rather than a search pageCursor. limit is documented up to 40, and sortBy accepts MOST_RECENT, RATING_DESC or RATING_ASC. The live request verified page=1, limit=3 and MOST_RECENT.
Where are the review text and dates in the stay response?
Read data.pdpReviews entries, including comments, rating, createdAt and id. Counts and sort choices are in data.metadata; the response is not the plain data array documented for properties-reviews.