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What are resort fees in Las Vegas?

Resort fees are mandatory nightly charges added to the room rate at nearly every Strip hotel, covering amenities like Wi-Fi and gym access, regardless of whether you use them or not.

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Understanding Resort Fees

In Las Vegas, resort fees typically range from the mid-$30s to mid-$50s per night, but these amounts can vary by property, so it's essential to verify the current fee before booking.

These fees are charged in addition to the advertised room rate and applicable taxes, meaning the total cost of your stay will be higher than what you initially see.

Negotiating Resort Fees

Generally, resort fees are not negotiable at the front desk. However, they may be waived for guests with elite loyalty status (such as MGM Rewards or Caesars Rewards), on comped rooms, or when using points for stays at certain hotel chains.

Always confirm any waivers in writing to avoid surprises.

Budgeting for Your Stay

When planning your trip, remember to budget for the room rate, resort fee, taxes, parking (if applicable), tips, and any drink minimums, as these hidden costs can add up quickly.

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