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hotels.com is being obtuse. I booked with them (for the rewards program) for $269.06 (including taxes and fees) and was charged $201 (because
Posted by
oblique (aka kkuphal)
Aug 4 '21, 05:29
$68 of that was the "resort fee" for Vegas. Priceline had a cheaper total including taxes and fees so I asked them to pricematch. They keep comparing the $201 to priceline ($223) instead of the $269
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Resort fees have gotten ridiculous -- nm
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budice
Aug 4, 05:34
7
And should be outlawed -- nm
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ty97
Aug 4, 05:55
4
this. I've chosen the property for its amenities. Why am I paying extra $ for them? -- nm
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Diva
Aug 4, 05:57
3
I fear the resort fees could more and more become like airline fees. They want their hotel to look cheap on the comparison sites
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ty97
Aug 4, 05:58
2
until this thread, I did not know what resort fees are. Shows you how much I know about hotels. -- nm
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prayformojo
Aug 4, 06:01
1
In my past experience, they existed at limited hotels, basically those hotels you would kinda consider a....resort
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ty97
Aug 4, 06:03
yes. -- nm
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Diva
Aug 4, 05:54
Truly -- nm
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Pippy
Aug 4, 05:52
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