Flight Memory Equivalent for tracking Hotel Stays on a Map?
 

Folks, I'm curious to know what online tools are out there to track hotel stays by location or by hotel name.

Something like Flight Memory or Flightradar24, but for hotel stays.

Have you ever used Mapstr? Apparently it's more commonly used for bookmarking restaurants or favorite places, but I wonder if this might work for what I want.

Any other websites that might work for this sort of thing?

PixPost is a fun app, but that's only for tracking post boxes and post offices around the world and is only used on the app. Ideally, I'd like to be able to used a proper big-screen computer rather than a tiny phone screen. I know – how old fashioned!

I use logmytrip.net for both flights and hotels. Both have a map visualization. Very good and can capture lots of additional data with export to XLS if required.

Looks cool, but I can only see the ability to enter flights.

How do you enter hotels on that?

Once you’ve created an account, there’s a toggle in the top right corner to switch between flights and hotels. The old hotel site used to be called logmystay, and then it was merged into the single “trip” site.

Aha, thank you! This looks like a great website and just the thing I was after.

Wow, I've barely scratched the surface and already amazed at how much time I've spent away from home and how much we've paid over the years!

Uh oh, another vacuum page to relieve me of my infrequent spare time. Looks fun...wonder if I could export the ol' eponymous flightmemory profile.

Also, it doesn't quite help where hotels weren't the correct lodging type for the night;)

I've been looking into that. There's a Mozilla Firefox extension you can download that allows you to download your Flightmemory flights into an Excel spread sheet. Then you can manually go about adding them to this logmytrip.net thing.

https://www.flightmemorybackup.com/

Thank you, I've been wanting to upgrade/merge from Flight Memory with the concept of a desktop version too of Flighty. This might be it!

Still need to check out the latest from Flightradar 24 though.

Many thanks!