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By: Jeff

Jeff — Wed, 11 Sep 2024 22:54:49 +0000

in March 2023 I went to Vegas for 5 nights. Stayed at Boulder Station for $432 total. That included resort fees and taxes, About $85 a night. Yes it was off the strip but who cares if you can get a good deal at a decent hotel/casino. And that included a Friday and Saturday night AND it was the same weekend as 2 Taylor Swift concerts and the Ncaa basketball tournament in town. My point is, the deals are there if you just look, even with the resort fees. Quit whining and start looking. MONTHS in advance if you can.

By: Xavier Brown

Xavier Brown — Sun, 02 Jun 2024 23:00:02 +0000

While it is no secret that lodging & housing is the “Bread & Butter” here in “Rip-OFF City”(!), the Biggest Pi$$er about those SCANDALOUS Resort Fees is the fact that they are *Un-REGULATED!!! Just HOW LONG can a property charge for a pool or gym they may or MAY NOT use??? If visitors want to stay at a “Fancy-Schmancy” 5-Star location, that is certainly their choice. Such properties can *Afford to be “Diligent” & “Attentive”” for an up-scale experience by staffing house keeping at appropriate levels along with adequate supplies. However, DUMPS around town with: 1) DIRTY CARPETS. 2) CHEAP BEDDING. 3) WORN TOWELS. 4) OLD APPLIANCES. 5) DATED PLUMBING. 6) CHEAP/OLD TVs. etc., etc. have NO BUSINESS CHARGING for ANY *Bogus “Fees” the guests find GROSSLY INAPPROPRIATE and/or *DECEPTIVE & *MIS-LEADING!!!

By: Kay

Kay — Sat, 09 Mar 2024 20:58:40 +0000

Here is a fun thing most of the resort fees in Vegas are in fact illegal. Since I found this out I have never had to pay them without a reimbursement. Main and stupid reason that makes them illegal is they charge for internet access which thanks to Clinton back in 1998 made that in itself illegal. All you have to do to get reimbursed is contact your attorney general and let them know what is going on they will get your money back in about 3 weeks to a month hope that helps.

By: Patrick

Patrick — Fri, 24 Mar 2023 00:05:01 +0000

If resort fees are deceptive then so is the title of this article. Obviously, it is designed as click bait for those unaware of Las Vegas hotel procedures. I would have at least added question marks.
VEGAS MYTHS BUSTED?: Do You Have to Pay Resort Fees?
Believe it or not there are 2 hotel casinos that do not charge a resort fee, both downtown, Binions and the Four Queens. While not my favorite places to stay, if you just want a cheap room, and detest paying resort fees, you have that option. All of the other hotel/casinos reveal resort fees on their websites. It is a pain to go through the booking process just to get to see them. But there are websites such as LasVegasAdvisor.com that will contain that info and more like parking and fees and buffet prices. I would like to see hotels follow the rules airlines must use. All mandatory fees are shown upfront.
The reason for these fees is 3rd party websites like Travelocity and Expedia. They get a cut of the room price. Tack on a “resort fee” and the hotel doesn’t have to share that money with anyone. This explains why there are times that the resort fee is more than the room rate.
With some exceptions Las Vegas hotel rooms, even adding a resort fee, are quite reasonable. The thinking used to be that since you would probably lose money gambling, hotels didn’t mind offering cheap room and cheap meals. Now that the corporations have taken over, every area of the hotel/casino is expected to add to the bottom line.
For me the one aspect of resort fees that I absolutely detest is that, at some properties, they are sometimes added even if the room is comped! MGM Resorts is known for this. But I have seen it elsewhere.

By: Robin Wade

Robin Wade — Wed, 22 Mar 2023 21:06:24 +0000

These resort fees are out of control. I would of loved to stay at the new Resort World but I am not going to pay $95.00 for a resort fee, I have no plans to use anything on the list and then on top of all that resort fees, it doesn’t even cover parking!!!!

By: Vincent Agnello

Vincent Agnello — Mon, 20 Mar 2023 21:57:04 +0000

Resort fees are also extremely common in New York City. It’s a kind of theft perpetrated on tourists with the full approval of local governments.

By: Alice

Alice — Mon, 20 Mar 2023 21:29:58 +0000

I live 2 hours away from Las Vegas, and used to go down there at least once a month for a few days to see shows go shopping and eat at buffets. I could go down on a Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and get special priced days at the hotel. Usually around 30 or $40 a night for a hotel on the strip. When they started to throw in extra for parking and Resort fees I quit going. I use the money that I save, to go to Mesquite for an afternoon. I’m not a high roller and Las Vegas probably doesn’t miss me at all. But I don’t miss them either.

By: CJ

CJ — Sun, 19 Mar 2023 03:42:22 +0000

If they all got rid of the resort fee they would just raise tybasic room rate, wouldn’t they?

By: Bob

Bob — Sun, 19 Mar 2023 01:33:41 +0000

It cannot be normalized as a thing just because it’s been there for so long especially in Las Vegas and hawaii. Other hotels have tried in other states but have failed so now they try all kinds of other crazy fee schemes until they get called out. In Delano I asked the front desk what my resort fee covers and her smiling marketing speech took over. Well you get our world famous pool of course. I said you mean that one out there in the 40 degree weather and the fact that it’s been empty for god knows how long now because it’s the middle of the winter. She said no more and refunded my resort fees.

By: Mike

Mike — Sun, 19 Mar 2023 00:12:49 +0000

I find it pretty annoying to pay the full resort fee in winter when the pools in Las Vegas aren’t even open.

By: John Smith

John Smith — Sat, 18 Mar 2023 18:06:53 +0000

If hotels included the resort fees in the initial price, it would drive customers away because of the high prices. Is it a deceptive practice? Yes.

If you don’t want to do business that engage in deceptive practices, do some research for hotels on or near the strip that do not charge resort fees. So far, the cheapest one I found is Motel 6 on Tropicana

By: Bob Cozzie

Bob Cozzie — Sat, 18 Mar 2023 17:46:55 +0000

This article’s a joke. I haven’t seen anywhere that sells rooms NOT put the resort fee as part of the price. So, you already know you’re paying it. It’s not hidden at all, unless you’re willfully blind or one of those people who just see what you want to see and disregard reality.

By: Tom

Tom — Sat, 18 Mar 2023 16:24:44 +0000

I stayed at The Flamingo and upon making the Reservation I looked EVERYWHERE for their parking fees of $16.00 per night, nothing. The total cost of the room was @$303.00. Nothing about parking extra etc. After I checked-in I was told it was under “Terms and Conditions” on the last page in small lettering really hidden. Once again The TOTAL bill was @$303.00 noting about Parking extra, parking was additional no mention what so ever. I fought with Flamingo, filed a complaint with The Nevada Gaming Commission, never heard anything back, and my Credit Card who favored the Flamingo. I cancelled my credit Car, I bad mouth The Flamingo and tell people where they can stay with no fees…
BTW.. I am an INN owner and my policies must be very clearly written out or I can get charge-backs, so I know the system. Flamingo got their money because Flamingo does a LOT of business with this particular brand of Credit Card. Once again I bad mouth Flamingo every opportunity I cn and I have swayed a number of people away from their hotel…

By: Brian

Brian — Fri, 17 Mar 2023 21:28:27 +0000

I understand that resort fees are here to stay, but they should be included in the OTA search as part of the cost of the room, not added at checkout. I’m also not going to be a Karen and ask for the manager to remove the fee.

By: Dude Duderson

Dude Duderson — Fri, 17 Mar 2023 20:59:31 +0000

Back before the resort fees, they use to charge for WIFI. Cost about the same…

By: Gary

Gary — Fri, 17 Mar 2023 18:40:29 +0000

When you make a reservation on line with the hotel, you agree to pay the resort fee. It is a contract. Just stay at the Travelodge and not worry about the resort fee. killresortfees.com pops up every now and then and it hasn’t changed anything.

By: Mike N

Mike N — Fri, 17 Mar 2023 15:27:37 +0000

It’s 2023. Resort Fees have been “a thing” for decades and are now all well documented for all hotels – if you take 15 seconds to look beyond the “bargain rate.” They are not truly “hidden” and sprung on you after the fact.
If you are a smart consumer and are concerned about the added costs ASK before booking. Every hotel will tell you what the fees are per night and I have not seen a reputable chain or hotel’s website that doesn’t show them as part of the grand total before you click “book”
Seriously, I have no sympathy for the whining revolving around these fees. They are a revenue generator for the hotels plain and simple. Don’t like them? Find a hotel that doesn’t charge them and take your business there. Good luck.