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Resort fees are sadly a part of li\fe in the tourism industry. -- nm
"
by
David
its the first hotel i've ever stayed at that imposed a mandatory one (no national chain does that i've ever experienced) -- nm
Posted by
hollywood big shot (aka pickmix)
Jan 25 '23, 12:11
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Alas, plenty of locations of national chains have taken this up, especially in heavy tourist areas. -- nm
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ty97
Jan 25, 13:17
All the hotels in Vegas charge them, Hawaii too. They are not included in the price, there's a disclosure. -- nm
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jnine
Jan 25, 12:39
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Along with up to $50/day for self-parking. -- nm
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Meg
Jan 25, 12:43
but also, this was no "resort" and the benefits ($10 credit at the in-house restaurant that charges $30+ for entrees) were not worth trying to squeeze -- nm
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hollywood big shot
Jan 25, 12:12
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Sometimes, at locations where Marriott/Hilton charge a mandatory resort fee, it includes free wifi.
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ty97
Jan 25, 13:18
Resort fee includes: locking door, key card, ceiling, right to use elevator and/or stairs -- nm
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JD
Jan 25, 12:14
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That's basic stuff that I assumed was included in the hotel coast. -- nm
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loosilu
Jan 25, 12:56
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