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Hotels under $100

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Nightly budget: up to $100

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How a $100 hotel search works

$100 is the nightly budget limit applied to the search. Choose where you want to stay, add your dates and guests, then compare hotel offers from multiple sites.

The limit is not a guarantee that every destination or date will have a room under $100. Prices and availability vary with the stay, room type and provider, so confirm the final offer before booking.

For a tighter nightly cap, browse Hotels under $50.

Hotels under $100 by destination

Compare recent starting prices across selected destinations.

Paris skyline Paris From $46/night Bangkok city skyline Bangkok From $5/night Mexico City skyline Mexico City From $9/night Colosseum in Rome Rome From $24/night Kuala Lumpur skyline Kuala Lumpur From $9/night Lima waterfront Lima From $12/night National Monument in Jakarta Jakarta From $5/night Manila cityscape Manila From $5/night

"From" prices are the lowest observed in recent AirTrackBot hotel searches. Prices and availability vary by dates, guests, room type and provider.

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Hotels under $100 FAQ

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Yes. Hotels under $100 are available across many destinations, but the options you see depend on your dates, guests, length of stay, room type and current availability. Search with your actual trip details to see which stays fit the budget. A $100 limit does not guarantee that every destination or date will have a matching room.
First remove any extra filters that may be narrowing the results, such as star rating, breakfast, cancellation options or booking site. If nothing fits after that, try nearby dates, another area or a wider price range. There may simply be no matching hotel within $100 for that particular combination of stay details.
No. The lowest-price month is the month with the lowest median nightly price in our next 12 months of data. Individual hotels and dates can still be above or below that figure. Use the month as a timing signal, then search your actual dates.
They can, depending on the destination and dates, but a $100 cap does not guarantee a particular star category. Where the data is available, destination pages show the lowest prices we observed for 3 star, 4 star and 5 star hotels so you can compare the categories directly.
Use the $50 hotel search when you want a stricter nightly limit. The recent low and median can help show whether that lower cap has appeared in a destination's price data, but your dates still determine what is actually available to search.
It is a nightly budget limit. The total for the stay depends on the number of nights, the room selected and how the provider displays taxes and fees. Check the final total before completing the booking.
The $100 cap applies to the nightly price used by the AirTrackBot hotel search. Taxes and fees can be presented differently by different providers, so the amount due at booking may not match the nightly rate multiplied by the number of nights. Check the provider's final total before paying.
No. AirTrackBot compares hotel offers and sends you to the selected provider. The provider handles payment, confirms availability and sets the final booking terms.