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Trip.com vs the market.
Trip.com prices 1,411 hotels — 17% of everything we track — across 18 cities. When another site quotes the same stay, it is the cheapest 66% of the time, over 4,183 contests.
Prices as collected on 17 Sep 2026
Where Trip.com wins. And where it doesn’t.
Every city with 100+ contests: how often it had the lowest price there, how many of the city’s hotels it quotes, and where its price usually sits. ★ marks the cities where it wins most often of any site.
- Madrid ★ city’s best 97%wins 4%covers -10.0%vs market 103 contests
- Lisbon ★ city’s best 96%wins 13%covers -12.1%vs market 491 contests
- Milan ★ city’s best 92%wins 10%covers -9.3%vs market 309 contests
- Rome ★ city’s best 85%wins 9%covers -6.5%vs market 366 contests
- Paris ★ city’s best 81%wins 15%covers -7.3%vs market 528 contests
- Berlin ★ city’s best 81%wins 17%covers -7.2%vs market 477 contests
- Vienna ★ city’s best 72%wins 20%covers -0.5%vs market 333 contests
- Prague ★ city’s best 71%wins 14%covers -5.7%vs market 303 contests
- Amsterdam ★ city’s best 62%wins 24%covers -2.0%vs market 314 contests
- Barcelona 36%wins 16%covers -0.6%vs market 195 contests
- Copenhagen 5%wins 83%covers +0.9%vs market 145 contests
- Budapest 3%wins 60%covers +1.9%vs market 119 contests
Against the sites that win most.
Sites with a track record — 200 contests and 5% of the hotels — by how often they had the lowest price.
Where Trip.com undercuts everyone today.
The same stay quoted by several sites today, and this one well under the median of the others. Gaps over 60% left out — usually a different room.
Trip.com prices that just fell.
Offers on this site cheaper than the same site asked for the same stay over the previous days.
Compare another one.
Stuff people ask.
Answers written from today’s numbers, not a help page from 2019.
How much of the market does Trip.com cover?
17% of it: 1,411 hotels with a current Trip.com price out of 8,198 hotels priced by any site on 17 September 2026, spread over 20 cities.
How often is Trip.com the cheapest?
In 66% of its contests: of the 4,183 contests on 17 September 2026 where Trip.com and at least one other site quoted the same stay, it matched the lowest price 2,778 times. That makes it first of the 26 sites with a track record.
How does Trip.com's price compare with the market?
Measured against the median site for the same stay on the same day, over 4,183 contests: Trip.com's price typically sits 5% below the median site quoting the same stay — it undercuts the market more often than not.
In which city does Trip.com win most?
Its best city is Madrid, where it was the cheapest in 97% of 103 contests. Its weakest is Budapest, at 3%. Cities with fewer than 100 contests are not counted.
How is a "contest" counted?
A contest is one stay on one scrape day where Trip.com and at least one other site quoted the same hotel, dates and guests. Trip.com "wins" when it matched the lowest price — ties count for everyone tied. "Against the market" is its distance from the median site in each contest, then the median of those distances. Room types are not reported by the sources, so a very large gap can be a different room rather than a lower price.
How up to date are these prices?
Prices are read from the latest completed collection, dated 17 September 2026 (the newest observation anywhere is from 17 September 2026). StayScope shows what each site quoted then, not a live feed, so the seller's own page can differ by the time you open it.
Where do I actually book?
StayScope does not sell rooms. Every price links to the site that quoted it — a booking site or the hotel's own — and the booking happens there, at that site's terms.
Figures as of 17 Sep 2026.