Caesars Entertainment Adding Resort Fees

[ReasonableDoubt]

http://www.vegaschatter.com/story/20...ng+Resort+Fees

Effective March 1, all Caesars Entertainment (Vegas) properties will be adding a resort fee.

Resort fees will reportedly start at $10 for The Quad and go up to $25 at Caesars Palace. The report indicates this covers admission for two to spa facilities, in-room internet access for one device, and all local phone calls.

That announcement leaves LVH, M Resort, and South Point as about the only resort fee free properties outside of Downtown.

Caesars Entertainment reports that resort fees will be charged to bookings secured on March 1 and beyond.

· BALLY'S: $15.

· CAESARS PALACE: $25. This includes the Nobu Hotel as well.

· FLAMINGO: $18.

· HARRAH'S: $18.

· PARIS LAS VEGAS: $20.

· PLANET HOLLYWOOD: $20.

· THE QUAD: $10.

· RIO LAS VEGAS: $18.

[Jhaulotte]

I am surprised they went this long without them. It was just a matter of time

[aspres21]

what about if you already have a fully prepaid reservation for a date after march 1? im assuming you will still have to pay the fee upon check in?

[ReasonableDoubt]

what about if you already have a fully prepaid reservation for a date after march 1? im assuming you will still have to pay the fee upon check in?

That's usually how it works.

[Jhaulotte]

Oh yeah, you know the date they use is the date you check in. It will be applied to your bill for sure

[boags]

Yep. Same happened to me at Cosmo.

[Jhaulotte]

what about if you already have a fully prepaid reservation for a date after march 1? im assuming you will still have to pay the fee upon check in?

Where are you staying? I would get the rewards card if I was you, use it for gambling/spending and see about getting them dropped upon check out. MGM properties are good about it

[cowboy2024]

what about if you already have a fully prepaid reservation for a date after march 1? im assuming you will still have to pay the fee upon check in?

2.21 Update, 12.30 p.m. PST: Caesars Entertainment reports that resort fees will be charged to bookings secured on March 1 and beyond. (from article linked above)

You might be safe....since you prepaid I'd bet they'll waive the fee if you complain loud enough.

[ReasonableDoubt]

LOL, CET owns vegasnoresortfees.com. O'RLY?

[cowboy2024]

FYI, from Twitter - @vegaschatter: Caesars relays that resort fees will begin for bookings made March 1 and beyond. Book now, folks!

[aspres21]

what about if you already have a fully prepaid reservation for a date after march 1? im assuming you will still have to pay the fee upon check in?

Where are you staying? I would get the rewards card if I was you, use it for gambling/spending and see about getting them dropped upon check out. MGM properties are good about it

Don't have anything locked down yet. I was just browsing some hotels for the summer invasions. And I actually have a TR card already (although I haven't used it all too much) but I don't think I'll book anything within the next couple weeks as I'm still trying to figure out the best dates with a couple of my friends.

Although I really like the vibe and location of PH...I always thought it was slightly over-priced for the room quality. And now with the fees I doubt I'll be staying there unless I can get some sweet deal, especially with the great deals MGM is having on their rooms and suites.

[ReasonableDoubt]

Updated OP with exact fee amounts

[Cappaccinodagreat]

disappointing

[godfthr53]

Booked my comped rooms and they first showed $0.00 due now its like $20 a night.