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license: cc0-1.0
task_categories:
- image-classification
- image-feature-extraction
- visual-document-retrieval
language:
- en
tags:
- hotel-identification
- image-retrieval
- visual-place-recognition
- object-centric-retrieval
pretty_name: OpenHotels
size_categories:
- 100K<n<1M
configs:
- config_name: image_metadata
default: true
data_files:
- split: gallery
path: metadata_gallery.json
- split: test_non_object
path: metadata_test_non_object.json
- split: test_object
path: metadata_test_object.json
- config_name: hotel_metadata
data_files: metadata_hotels.json
---
# OpenHotels
OpenHotels is a large-scale hotel image retrieval benchmark built from hotel-room imagery and associated hotel metadata. The dataset is designed for hotel-scale retrieval: given a query image, a system must retrieve the matching hotel from a large gallery containing both true matching classes and many distractor hotel classes.
## Dataset Structure
The release contains tar-sharded image files under `shards/` and four metadata files:
```text
shards/
gallery-00000.tar
...
test_non_object-00000.tar
...
test_object-00000.tar
...
metadata_gallery.json
metadata_test_non_object.json
metadata_test_object.json
metadata_hotels.json
croissant.json
```
The benchmark has three image subsets:
- `gallery`: searchable reference images for all hotel classes, including distractor-only hotels.
- `test_non_object`: held-out room-view query images.
- `test_object`: held-out object-centric query images.
## Statistics
| Subset | Hotels | Images |
| --- | ---: | ---: |
| Gallery | 41,027 | 253,597 |
| Test Non-Object | 15,982 | 62,706 |
| Test Object | 4,707 | 54,842 |
The gallery contains 140,247 non-object room-view images and 113,350 object-centric images. Across both test subsets there are 15,982 unique hotel classes; the gallery includes 25,045 distractor hotel classes that do not appear in either test subset.
## Metadata
The dataset includes the following metadata fields.
### Image Metadata
All image metadata rows include:
- `path`: image member name inside the tar file listed in `shard`.
- `shard`: relative path to the tar shard containing the image.
- `hotel_id`: stable anonymized hotel class identifier.
- `room`: room identifier associated with the image upload when available. This is not the semantic room/view label.
- `timestamp`: upload timestamp associated with the image.
Gallery rows additionally include:
- `is_object`: whether the gallery image is object-centric.
- `view_type`: room-level view category for non-object gallery images.
- `object_type`: localized object category for object-centric gallery images.
Test Non-Object rows additionally include:
- `view_type`: room-level view category for the query image.
Test Object rows additionally include:
- `object_type`: localized object category for the query image.
`view_type` describes the room-level view depicted in a non-object image. Possible values are: `bedroom`, `bathroom`, `living area`, `hallway`, `kitchen`, `closet`, and `balcony`.
`object_type` describes the localized hotel-room object depicted in an object-centric image. Possible values are: `bed`, `lamp`, `artwork`, `window/curtains`, `toilet`, `nightstand`, `sink`, `seating`, `office desk`, `shower/bathtub`, `tv`, `wardrobe`, `door`, `chest`, `mirror`, `kitchen appliances`, `flooring`, and `sign`.
Example gallery row:
```json
{
"path": "images/gallery/23/23297/0011.jpg",
"shard": "shards/gallery-00000.tar",
"hotel_id": "23297",
"room": "244",
"timestamp": "2024-12-27T04:20:21",
"is_object": false,
"view_type": "bedroom"
}
```
Example Test Non-Object row:
```json
{
"path": "images/test_non_object/00/000000.jpg",
"shard": "shards/test_non_object-00000.tar",
"hotel_id": "03875",
"room": "405",
"timestamp": "2016-06-25T06:13:23",
"view_type": "bedroom"
}
```
Example Test Object row:
```json
{
"path": "images/test_object/00/000000.jpg",
"shard": "shards/test_object-00000.tar",
"hotel_id": "03875",
"room": "425",
"timestamp": "2021-07-28T09:43:57",
"object_type": "nightstand"
}
```
### Hotel Metadata
Each row in `metadata_hotels.json` describes one hotel class:
- `hotel_id`: stable anonymized hotel class identifier.
- `name`: hotel name.
- `lat`: hotel latitude in decimal degrees.
- `lng`: hotel longitude in decimal degrees.
- `date_added`: timestamp when the hotel record was added.
- `in_gallery`: whether the hotel appears in the gallery subset.
- `in_test_non_object`: whether the hotel appears in the Test Non-Object subset.
- `in_test_object`: whether the hotel appears in the Test Object subset.
```json
{
"hotel_id": "00000",
"name": "Extended Stay America - Fairbanks - Old Airport Way",
"lat": 64.83538,
"lng": -147.8233,
"date_added": "2015-06-25T21:34:48",
"in_gallery": true,
"in_test_non_object": false,
"in_test_object": false
}
```
## Loading Images from Shards
The same helper can load gallery images and both query subsets. The metadata row tells the loader which tar shard contains the image and which member path to read from that shard.
```python
import json
import tarfile
from io import BytesIO
from PIL import Image
def load_image(row):
"""Load one OpenHotels image from its tar shard."""
with tarfile.open(row["shard"], "r") as tar:
image_file = tar.extractfile(row["path"])
return Image.open(BytesIO(image_file.read())).convert("RGB")
def load_metadata(path):
with open(path) as f:
return json.load(f)
```
Load a gallery image. Gallery rows contain `is_object`; non-object gallery rows include `view_type`, and object-centric gallery rows include `object_type`.
```python
gallery = load_metadata("metadata_gallery.json")
gallery_row = gallery[0]
gallery_image = load_image(gallery_row)
print(gallery_row["hotel_id"], gallery_row["path"])
if gallery_row["is_object"]:
print("object type:", gallery_row["object_type"])
else:
print("view type:", gallery_row["view_type"])
```
Load a Test Non-Object query image and inspect its room-level view label.
```python
test_non_object = load_metadata("metadata_test_non_object.json")
non_object_row = test_non_object[0]
non_object_image = load_image(non_object_row)
print(non_object_row["hotel_id"], non_object_row["path"])
print("view type:", non_object_row["view_type"])
```
Load a Test Object query image and inspect its object label.
```python
test_object = load_metadata("metadata_test_object.json")
object_row = test_object[0]
object_image = load_image(object_row)
print(object_row["hotel_id"], object_row["path"])
print("object type:", object_row["object_type"])
```
## Evaluation Protocol
Use the gallery as the retrieval database. Evaluate the two query subsets separately:
- Test Non-Object evaluates retrieval from room-level query images.
- Test Object evaluates retrieval from object-centric query images.
For each query, rank gallery images or aggregate ranked images to hotel-level predictions, then score retrieval against the query `hotel_id`. The standard metrics are Recall@K for `K in {1, 5, 10, 100}`.
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