If you plan on staying at most hotels or casinos in Las Vegas your stay will be subject a Resort Fees. Resort Fees are payable directly to the hotel and is added on your bill at check out. If you have booked with a third party site like Expedia or Travelocity you will still owe this fee to the hotel and it is not included in your quoted price. There is also tax charged to the Resort Fee.
In exchange for paying the Resort Fee hotels state you will get the use of a list of services like the gym or fitness center, property wide WIFI, newspapers, local phone calls and being able to print boarding passes. The strangest service offered is under MGM Properties who give you access to a notary, not sure why you would need that. Some of the hotels like the Downtown Grand state you get complimentary free parking which isn’t really free if you are paying a fee for it.
**Remember the Resort Fee is not included in the fee you are being quoted on third party websites.
2025 Las Vegas Resort Fees Guide
This list is a guide to resort fees in Las Vegas but as of late is changing constantly. We will try to keep up, let us know if you find an error or want a resort added. We tried to publish generally what is included with each hotels fee but there could more specific inclusions per hotel.
MGM Properties (Property-wide high speed internet access (public spaces and in-room), unlimited local and toll free calls, airline boarding pass printing, and fitness center access for guests 18+.)
Note: MGM increases are in effect as of Dec 4th, 2024.
- Aria, Bellagio, Vdara, Cosmopolitan – $55 plus tax.
- MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, Delano, Park, Nomad – $50 plus tax.
- Excalibur, Luxor, NYNY – $45 plus tax.
Caesars Entertainment (Daily in-room high speed internet access, all local calls, fitness center access for two daily)
- Bally’s, Flamingo, Harrah’s and The Linq – $35 plus tax.
- Cromwell, Paris and Planet Hollywood – $37 plus tax.
- Caesars Palace – $39 plus tax.
- Rio – $32 plus tax. *Updated from $30 May 2nd, 2018
Hard Rock – $33 plus tax (Internet access, daily newspaper, fitness room, shuttle service to Fashion Show Mall, local and toll-free calls, unlimited domestic long distance calls, notary service, and printing of boarding passes.
The Orleans – $21 plus tax (In-room coffee, Wi-Fi, unlimited local and toll-free calls, daily access to the fitness center, and shuttle to Las Vegas Strip)
SLS Las Vegas – $32 plus tax. (Wi-Fi, local and toll-free calls, pool and fitness center access, concierge services, valet and self-parking).
Stratosphere – $33 plus tax (Daily unlimited admission for up to four guests staying in the same room to the Stratosphere Tower, access to the fitness center, in-room Wi-Fi, 2-for-1 discount tickets to see the PIN UP show, and all-day Thrill Ride pass for a discounted price).
Ellis Island – $17.99 plus tax (Complimentary breakfast buffet, wireless internet, complimentary airport shuttle).
Treasure Island – $35 plus tax (High-speed internet access, access to fitness center, 2-for-1 cocktail , newspaper, local and toll-free calls, boarding pass printing, and a $25 future stay credit (one per stay.) Note: TV Ad Special booked online allows RF to be waived at check in.
The Venetian/Palazzo – $45 plus tax (Access for two to the gym, in-room Internet access, boarding pass printing, unlimited local and toll-free calls)
Westgate – $34 plus tax (Wireless internet, local and toll-free domestic calls, access to the fitness room and resort credit towards a future stay).
Wynn/Encore – $39 plus tax (In-room Internet, unlimited local and domestic long-distance calls, and two fitness center passes per day).
This covers most of the strip and some of the surrounding hotels. We will update with Downtown Fremont and the remaining hotels soon.
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