VegasCost
Resort Fee Check
How Much Is Your Vegas Hotel’s Resort Fee?
See the nightly mandatory fee and what it adds up to over your stay — using first-party hotel information whenever we can verify it.
Try: Cosmo, MGM, or Park.
How VegasCost reports resort fees
VegasCost publishes a fee amount only when it can be tied to sufficiently current first-party hotel information. When a hotel publishes only a base amount, we show that amount plus tax rather than inventing an all-in number. When the hotel itself publishes a tax-inclusive nightly total, we show that figure separately and label it as hotel-published.
Is a resort fee the same as a check-in hold?
No. A resort fee is a mandatory lodging charge you pay. A check-in hold is a temporary authorization on your card that is generally released after checkout. Check your hotel’s check-in hold.
Las Vegas resort fee FAQ
- What is a Las Vegas resort fee?
- A resort fee is a mandatory nightly charge added to your room rate by the hotel. It is separate from the room rate and from taxes, and some properties use a different name such as an amenities fee.
- Are Vegas resort fees included in the advertised hotel price?
- It depends on where and how you book. Some booking displays now show a total that includes the mandatory fee, while other places show the fee separately before checkout. Check the price breakdown before you pay.
- Are resort fees the same as hotel deposits?
- No. A resort fee is a charge you pay. A check-in deposit or incidental hold is a temporary authorization on your card that is generally released after checkout depending on the hotel's policy and your payment method.
- Do any Las Vegas hotels have no resort fee?
- Yes. VegasCost currently lists Four Queens Hotel & Casino and Hotel Apache at Binion's as properties whose current first-party information confirms no resort fee. We only list a hotel once we can verify that from the hotel's own material.
- Can a resort fee be waived?
- Sometimes. Loyalty status, locals offers, group bookings and limited-time promotions can waive or include the fee. A waiver is not the same as a hotel permanently having no resort fee, and temporary offers can end.
- Are resort fees taxed?
- Mandatory nightly fees in Clark County are generally subject to lodging tax. VegasCost shows a hotel's own tax-inclusive figure when the hotel publishes one, and otherwise shows the base amount plus applicable tax rather than estimating.