The new hotels feature is rolling out in New York to start, but 10 other markets — including San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Miami — will have it soon.
Hopper is free and available to download on the App Store and Google Play Store.
Hopper says this helps give a better sense of how big the rooms actually are, what the amenities are like, and whether the hotel is well-kept.
Hopper selects each hotel individually, then sends out a team of photographers to capture photos and videos of the hotel, the rooms, and the surrounding area.
You'll be able to see all the available hotels, which are color-coded like Hopper's flight booking calendar: green for cheap, all the way up to red for very expensive.
Just like with Hopper's flight section, you can tap "Watch this trip" to get alerts about price fluctuations over time.
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