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Resort Fees in 2026: What Every Hotel Charges and 3 Ways Around Them

Resort fees add $40–55 a night to most Strip hotels. The complete 2026 fee table plus the workarounds that actually hold up.

Why every Strip hotel has one

The advertised rate and the checkout total almost never match in Las Vegas. That gap is the resort fee — a mandatory nightly charge covering pools, Wi-Fi and gym access. In 2026 the standard fee band sits between $45 and $55 on the big Strip properties, before tax on the fee (13.65% most of the state).

2026 fee table at a glance

  • Bellagio, Aria — $55/night
  • Venetian, Wynn, MGM Grand — $50/night
  • Caesars Palace — $49.95/night
  • Best Western Plus Casino Royale — $0

On a four-night stay, a $55 fee family costs $247 before fee tax — roughly one extra hotel night for free. Budget for it from the first search, not at checkout.

Three workarounds that genuinely work

  • Book a no-fee property. Casino Royale stays the classic example; a handful of downtown and locals-market hotels follow suit.
  • Redeem points or status. Many loyalty programs waive fees for elite tiers or award bookings — check the specific program rules before assuming.
  • Negotiate at check-in. Quietly asking sometimes removes the fee for a stripped-down stay; expect no and treat a yes as a bonus.

What doesn't work: politely declining at checkout, citing ADA rules, or bluffing the front desk. The fee is contractual once you check in.

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