This is only a partial answer, taken from my answer to another question. In particular it is only practical for a limited number of hotels, limited number of days and not always precise.
Hostelworld has a price breakdown that we can use with a few drawbacks.
If you can find the hotel/hostel/spot under the bridge that you want to go to on the website, you can specify a travel period (“stay”) of up to 15 days. Then pick your place and go to where the price is displayed. You will find the option “View price breakdown” give you the price per night:
I took the freedom to fast-forward to 2016 when school holidays start Saturday 24 September. Hostelworld has one property for Dubbo, an Ibis. I honestly don’t see an effect due to the school holidays there, prices go somewhat up the Tuesday before.
I double-checked with the hotel website on three of those days and interestingly I always get the same price displayed, i.e. the above method may not always be useful.
And here are some more catches:
Not sure if this is what you would be looking for exactly but I did find on Googles hotel search that you can put in a start date and end date and search. When on the search results page you can click on the little bar chart on the right hand side of the dates and give you a little chart of when it’s the cheapest. Google flights is similar as well.
Credit:stackoverflow.com‘
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