Does the price match the star rating?

Yes. Nightly rate scales with the star rating so a five-star property is priced well above a budget two-star, with a small random spread. This keeps the listings believable when sorted by price or stars.

Are the hotel names real?

No. Names are assembled from neutral placeholder words like Grand, Harbour, and Suites. Nothing references a real hotel, chain, or property.

How is the guest review score generated?

Review scores are correlated with star rating but with overlap, mirroring reality where a well-run three-star can outscore a tired four-star. Scores fall on a 0 to 10 scale with one decimal place.

Can I control amenities?

Amenities are sampled from a realistic pool, and higher-star hotels are more likely to include premium amenities like a spa or pool. Each listing gets a varied subset so your filter UI has something to work with.

What is in the output?

A JSON array of hotel objects with name, city, stars, review score, an amenities array, available room types, and nightly rate. It drops straight into an accommodation results list.

Hotel Listing Generator

Accommodation search pages need a believable spread of hotels to design filters, sorting, and cards against. This generator builds fake listings where price tracks the star rating and amenities skew richer for higher-rated properties, so the data behaves sensibly when your UI sorts or filters it.

How it works

Each listing picks a star rating first, then derives everything else from it. The nightly rate is a star-based floor plus a random spread, the guest review score is correlated with stars but allowed to overlap between tiers, and amenities are sampled with higher-star hotels more likely to draw premium options:

stars     = random 2..5
rate      = floor(stars) + spread
review    = clamp(stars × 1.7 + noise, 0, 10)
amenities = weightedSample(pool, byStars)

Hotel names are composed from neutral placeholder words, and cities come from a pool unless you fix one.

Example and tips

A five-star listing might read Grand Harbour Suites — Lisbon, 5★, 9.2/10, [Spa, Pool, Gym, Free WiFi], from 320/night, while a two-star option lands far cheaper with a leaner amenity list. Fix the city to mock a single-destination search, or leave it blank to populate a multi-city results page. Everything is fictional, so it is safe for public marketing mockups.