Original data study
We scanned 40 Amsterdam hotels across 5 OTA channels between 5 October 2026 and 6 October 2026. 65% of them had at least one factual field where their own listings disagreed, and the average consistency score was 89.3 out of 100.
Method and page reviewed 3 October 2026 · Scan window 5 October 2026 – 6 October 2026 · full method and limits
65%
Properties with at least one mismatch
26 of 40 scored properties
89.3
Average consistency score
Median 90.0 · 0–100 scale
40
Properties scored
every attempted property scored
12.6
Fields compared per property
Average count of fields with comparable evidence
A "mismatch" is a field where at least two successfully read listings stated comparable values that do not agree after normalisation. A field no listing stated, or that only one listing stated, is reported as not comparable and is excluded from every rate on this page.
Of the properties where a field could actually be compared, the share with at least one conflicting value in that group.
| Field | Properties with a conflict | Conflicting of comparable |
|---|---|---|
| Breakfast | 13% | 5 of 38 |
| Check-in/out | 21% | 8 of 38 |
| Pet policy | 38% | 12 of 32 |
| Parking | 34% | 13 of 38 |
| Cancellation | 0% | 0 of 28 |
| Fees & taxes | 14% | 1 of 7 |
| Wi-Fi | 5% | 2 of 40 |
| Children | 34% | 12 of 35 |
| Amenities | 10% | 4 of 40 |
For each channel, the share of the field values it supplied that sat inside a disagreement. This does not say the channel is wrong — a conflict involves at least two listings, and this counts participation in one, not fault.
| OTA | Values in a conflict | Conflicting of supplied |
|---|---|---|
| Booking.com | 10% | 38 of 377 |
| Expedia | 12% | 57 of 469 |
| Hotels.com | 10% | 21 of 210 |
| Trip.com | 0% | 0 of 5 |
| Agoda | 12% | 48 of 390 |
A rate above is only as good as the evidence behind it. Some channels serve a bot-verification page instead of the listing, and a channel we could not read contributes nothing — it is never counted as agreement, and a low conflict rate on a channel with few readable listings says more about our access than about that channel's accuracy.
| OTA | Listings found | Read successfully | Could not read |
|---|---|---|---|
| Booking.com | 40 | 40 | 0 |
| Expedia | 40 | 39 | 1 |
| Hotels.com | 39 | 14 | 25 |
| Trip.com | 40 | 4 | 36 |
| Agoda | 40 | 40 | 0 |
Real conflicts from the sample, with the property described rather than named. Values are quoted as the listings stated them.
Five-star hotel, central Amsterdam
Two channels quote EUR 45 a night for the same car park and two quote EUR 55. Neither pair is vaguer than the other, so this is not a wording difference: a guest who booked on Booking.com arrives expecting to pay ten euros a night less than the desk will charge.
Five-star hotel, central Amsterdam
The same property is advertised as including Wi-Fi on two channels and charging for it on the other two. Whichever is current, half of the arrivals have been told the wrong thing about the one amenity almost every guest uses on the first evening.
Four-star hotel, Amsterdam
An hour of difference on the one deadline a guest plans the last morning around. The guest who booked on Agoda believes checkout is at noon; housekeeping is working to eleven.
| Location | Amsterdam, Netherlands |
|---|---|
| Properties attempted | 40 |
| Properties scored | 40 |
| Read but not comparable (fewer than two readable sources) | 0 |
| Not measured (discovery or request error) | 0 |
| Listings read successfully | 137 |
| Channels read | Booking.com, Expedia, Hotels.com, Trip.com, Agoda |
| Scan window | 5 October 2026 – 6 October 2026 |
| Run identifier | 2026-10-06T08-51-00-000Z-census |
Every OpenStreetMap feature inside the Amsterdam administrative boundary tagged tourism=hotel with stars 4 or 5, as of the OSM snapshot above. Unnamed features removed; duplicates removed by name and by position rounded to 4 decimal places. Every remaining property was scanned — this is a census of the frame, not a sample of it.
The star rating used to select these properties is the one recorded in OpenStreetMap, which is crowd-sourced. It is not an AA or VisitEngland accreditation, and nothing here is a claim about any property's official rating — it defines which properties were scanned, and nothing else.
The six steps every study follows, how a mismatch is defined, and the eight limits that apply to every rate on this page are set out once on the consistency study hub. They are not restated per city, so there is one authoritative copy to check them against.
Suggested citation
MisMatchMaker AI, "Hotel OTA listing consistency benchmark: Amsterdam", 3 October 2026. https://mismatchmaker.com/hotel-listing-consistency-benchmark/amsterdam
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