Las Vegas resort fees, hotel by hotel

Q: What is a resort fee?

It is a mandatory69 charge a hotel adds to the room rate, per room and per night, for services such as Wi-Fi, the gym and calls. Tax falls on it too. In Las Vegas it runs from about $30 to $55.

Q: Is there a hotel on the Las Vegas Strip with no resort fee?

Yes: Best Western Plus Casino Royale1, and Booking.com says the same of Jockey Club Suites5. Every other Strip hotel on this page charges one.

Q: Can I refuse to pay a resort fee in Las Vegas?

Generally no. Caesars77 calls it mandatory and MGM applies it to all reservations7. You can avoid it with a hotel that charges none, a rate that waives it, or a status that removes it.

Q: Is the resort fee per person or per room?

Per room, per night. Caesars77 states it that way, and extra guests pay their own separate charge at hotels such as MGM Grand75.

Q: Do I still pay the resort fee if I book on Expedia or Booking.com?

Yes. At The Venetian85 guests who prepaid a third-party site still pay it at check-in. Check whether the site’s total already holds it.

Q: Does the resort fee include parking?

At some hotels: Wynn and Encore11, Fontainebleau12, Rio39, Palms44 and Golden Nugget42. At MGM and Caesars hotels parking is separate.

Q: Did the FTC ban resort fees?

No. Its rule69 lets hotels keep them and requires the total price, with mandatory fees inside, to be the price you see first.

Casino Royale on the Strip and Four Queens Downtown charge no resort fee; most other Las Vegas hotels add $30 to $55 a night before tax. If you drive, I’d compare parking before the fee: fee and garage come to $56.63 a night at Treasure Island, $71.02 at Luxor.

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No resort fee hotels in Las Vegas

4 hotels say so themselves: Casino Royale is a Best Western Plus, Grand Chateau a Marriott half a block from the Strip, Hotel Apache sits at Binion’s. Booking.com lists Jockey Club Suites with no fee, so ask before you count on it.

Hotel	Resort fee	Parking
Casino Royale, Strip	None	Free
Grand Chateau, by the Strip	None	$25
Four Queens, Downtown	None	$5
Hotel Apache, Downtown	None	$5
Jockey Club Suites, Strip	Ask	Ask

Travel sites also list small chain hotels off the Strip with no fee, so check the total before you pay.

What a resort fee covers

Most fees cover Wi-Fi, local calls and the gym. Check these before you count on them.

No gym in the fee: Vdara⁹, The Signature²⁴, Resorts World¹³, Virgin⁸⁷, Trump³⁷.
No Wi-Fi in the fee: The STRAT³², Plaza⁴⁹, El Cortez⁵⁶.
No calls in the fee: Virgin⁸⁷, Golden Nugget⁴², Downtown Grand⁵⁰.
Extras: tennis at The Cosmopolitan⁸, half-price shows at Rio³⁹, a $25 spa credit at Trump³⁷, a rooftop pool at The Vanderpump Hotel²⁰.
Ask at Circa, the D, Golden Gate, Westgate, Waldorf Astoria, Four Seasons and Flamingo, whose own pages do not list it.

Las Vegas Strip resort fees

Highest first: the fee before tax, then with 13.38% tax. Parking is self-parking a day for hotel guests.

Hotel	Resort fee a night	Parking
ARIA	$55 → $62.36	$20
Bellagio	$55 → $62.36	$20
The Cosmopolitan	$55 → $62.36	$20
Vdara	$55 → $62.36	$20
The Venetian	$55 → $62.36	$20
The Palazzo	$55 → $62.36	$20
Wynn	$55 → $62.36	In the fee
Encore	$55 → $62.36	In the fee
Fontainebleau	$55 → $62.36	In the fee
Resorts World	$55 → $62.36	$21
Waldorf Astoria	$55 → $62.36	Ask
SAHARA	$54.95 → $62.30	Free
Caesars Palace	$54.95 → $62.30	$20
Nobu Hotel	$54.95 → $62.30	Ask
Paris	$54.95 → $62.30	$20–25
Planet Hollywood	$54.95 → $62.30	$20–25
Vanderpump (ex-Cromwell)	$54.95 → $62.30	$20–25
Mandalay Bay	$50 → $56.69	$20
W Las Vegas	$50 → $56.69	$20
MGM Grand	$50 → $56.69	$20
The Signature	$50 → $56.69	Ask
Park MGM	$50 → $56.69	$20
The Reserve	$50 → $56.69	$20
Horseshoe	$49.95 → $56.63	$20–25
Flamingo	$49.95 → $56.63	$20
Harrah’s	$49.95 → $56.63	$20
The LINQ	$49.95 → $56.63	$20
Treasure Island	$49.95 → $56.63	In the fee
The STRAT	$49.95 → $56.63	$22
Circus Circus	$45 → $51.02	Free
Excalibur	$45 → $51.02	$20
Luxor	$45 → $51.02	$20
New York-New York	$45 → $51.02	$20
Trump International	$39 → $44.22	Free valet
Four Seasons	Ask; about $55	Ask

Fees from each hotel’s official page, 1 November 2026. Each name opens the page the fee comes from; Four Seasons’ opens a booking site, because its own site gives no figure. Valet is $40 at most of these hotels and $50 at Caesars Palace.

Off the Strip and Downtown

Highest first with tax, usually 13% away from the Strip.

Hotel	Resort fee a night	Parking
Rio	$52 → $58.96	In the fee
Westgate	$49.99 → $56.68	Ask
Circa	$50 → $56.50	$25
Golden Nugget	$46 → $51.98	In the fee
OYO	$44.95 → $50.96	$19–21
Palms	$43.99 → $49.88	In the fee
The Orleans	$46.32 with tax	In the fee
Gold Coast	$45.34 with tax	In the fee
the D	$39.95 → $45.14	No charge
Golden Gate	$39.95 → $45.14	No charge
Plaza	$39 → $44.07	In the fee
Downtown Grand	$39 → $44.07	In the fee
Suncoast	$41.80 with tax	In the fee
Fremont	$38.41 with tax	In the fee
South Point	$33 → ask	Free
California	$37.28 with tax	In the fee
Main Street Station	$37.28 with tax	In the fee
El Cortez	$30 → $33.90	In the fee
Sam’s Town	$33.89 with tax	In the fee
Virgin Hotels	Ask; Hilton: $50	No charge

Downtown: Circa, Golden Nugget, the D, Golden Gate, Plaza, Downtown Grand, Fremont, California, Main Street Station and El Cortez. Rio, Palms, Virgin, Gold Coast, Westgate and OYO pay the Strip’s 13.38%. Boyd hotels quote the fee with tax.

What a stay costs at each fee level

The total on a $200 room for 2: room, fee and tax, before parking. The room is my round number.

Fee and tax	1 night	3 nights
$55 + 13.38%	$289.12	$867.36
$50 + 13.38%	$283.45	$850.35
$45 + 13.38%	$277.78	$833.34
$39 + 13%	$270.07	$810.21
$30 + 13%	$259.90	$779.70
$0 + 13.38%	$226.76	$680.28

The fee alone at $55 is $62.36 a night and $187.08 for 3 nights.

What the fee does to your bill

3 rules explain most of the gap between the rate you saw and the bill.

Since 12 May 2025 the FTC’s fee rule⁶⁹ makes hotels and booking sites show the price with the resort fee inside it. Tax may stay out until the final amount before you pay.
Tax falls on the fee too⁷, at 13.38% in the Strip’s corridor and 13% outside it⁷². Clark County’s list⁶³, from April 2021, gives the rate hotel by hotel.
A no-fee rate is an offer: Resorts World⁷⁸ to 28 December 2026, Westgate⁸⁸, SAHARA⁷⁹, Circus Circus³³. At Treasure Island⁸² a members’ offer makes it optional, and Wi-Fi and the gym then cost extra.

How to pay less

The car first, then a waiver.

The sum behind that: Treasure Island³¹ charges $4.95 more than Luxor³⁵, but its fee carries the parking⁸⁴, while Luxor adds $20 a day⁷³. Wynn, Fontainebleau, Rio, Palms and most Downtown hotels also put parking in the fee.

MGM Rewards Gold+⁷⁴ members booking direct can have the fee waived on up to 2 rooms, and Caesars Rewards Diamond and Seven Stars⁷⁷ members do not pay it, though the LINQ’s page⁷¹ says otherwise, so ask there. Nevada residents pay no fee⁵⁰ at Downtown Grand.

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Las Vegas resort fee questions

What people ask most before they book.

What is a resort fee?

It is a mandatory⁶⁹ charge a hotel adds to the room rate, per room and per night, for services such as Wi-Fi, the gym and calls. Tax falls on it too. In Las Vegas it runs from about $30 to $55.

Which Las Vegas hotels have no resort fee?

Among the hotels on this page: Best Western Plus Casino Royale¹ on the Strip, Marriott’s Grand Chateau² half a block from it, and Four Queens³ and Hotel Apache at Binion’s⁴ Downtown. Booking.com lists Jockey Club Suites⁵ with none too, so ask the hotel.

Is there a hotel on the Las Vegas Strip with no resort fee?

Yes: Best Western Plus Casino Royale¹, and Booking.com says the same of Jockey Club Suites⁵. Every other Strip hotel on this page charges one.

Can I refuse to pay a resort fee in Las Vegas?

Generally no. Caesars⁷⁷ calls it mandatory and MGM applies it to all reservations⁷. You can avoid it with a hotel that charges none, a rate that waives it, or a status that removes it.