Las Vegas Resort Fees 2026

Estimated Fees | After-Tax Costs | No-Fee Hotels | Waiver Tips

Use this 2026 Las Vegas resort fee guide to compare estimated nightly resort fees, after-tax costs, common inclusions, parking notes, known no-fee hotels, loyalty-program waiver rules, and points-booking policies.

Important: Resort fees, taxes, inclusions, parking policies, and loyalty-program benefits can change without notice. Always confirm the final total on the hotel’s official booking page before reserving.

What to Know About Las Vegas Resort Fees

Las Vegas resort fees are mandatory nightly charges added by many hotels and casino resorts. They are usually charged per room, per night, and may cover items such as Wi-Fi, fitness center access, local calls, boarding-pass printing, pool access, or other property amenities.

This guide uses estimated all-in resort-fee pricing to help visitors compare the real nightly cost of a hotel stay. The listed “resort fee with tax” amounts are estimates based on the fee data supplied and local room-tax assumptions. Final prices can vary by property, booking channel, offer, loyalty status, tax jurisdiction, and date.

The FTC’s rule on unfair or deceptive fees improves upfront price disclosure for short-term lodging, but it does not eliminate resort fees. Hotels may still charge mandatory fees as long as required pricing disclosures are made during the booking process.

Quick Guide to Resort Fees in Las Vegas

• Charged Per Room: Resort fees are generally charged per room, per night, not per person.
• Taxed Like Room Charges: Mandatory resort fees are generally subject to local room tax.
• Estimated Strip Tax: Many Strip and Primary Gaming Corridor properties use an estimated 13.38% tax rate.
• Estimated Local Tax: Some City of Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, and other local properties may use an estimated 13.00% room-tax rate.
• Fees Still Exist: Upfront disclosure rules do not mean the fee has disappeared.
• Check Directly: The most reliable total is the final price shown on the official hotel booking page before payment.
• Use the Parking Guide: Resort fees are separate from parking charges. See the Las Vegas parking fees guide before booking.

Las Vegas Resort Fee List 2026: Estimated After-Tax Pricing

The sections below replace the former table with grouped, mobile-friendly hotel cards. Each card shows the hotel area, brand, listed pre-tax resort fee, estimated resort fee with tax, common inclusions, parking note, booking link, and source link.

Verification note: This page uses exported resort-fee table data and official hotel/source links where provided. Because resort fees change frequently, treat this as a planning guide and confirm the current final total before booking.

Known No-Resort-Fee Hotels to Check First

If you want to avoid resort fees, start with hotels that are currently listed in the fee data as charging no resort fee. Do not assume this is permanent. Confirm on the hotel’s official booking page before reserving.

Ways to Reduce or Avoid Las Vegas Resort Fees

Resort fees are usually mandatory, but there are a few practical ways to reduce the risk of paying them.

Status Guidance: When Loyalty Status May Waive Resort Fees

Status-based resort-fee waivers can be valuable, but the rules are specific. Book direct when required, attach the correct loyalty account, and verify the benefit before check-in.

Booking with Points: Resort Fee Waiver Policy

Points bookings do not all work the same way. Use the official loyalty-program terms before booking any Las Vegas hotel with points.

Las Vegas Resort Fees FAQ

Q: What is the FTC rule on hotel fees?
A: The FTC rule focuses on upfront disclosure of mandatory fees in short-term lodging and live-event ticketing. It does not ban Las Vegas resort fees, but it does require clearer total-price disclosure during the booking process.

Q: Are resort fees charged per person or per room?
A: Resort fees are generally charged per room, per night, regardless of the number of guests, subject to the room’s occupancy rules.

Q: Are Las Vegas resort fees taxable?
A: Yes. Mandatory resort fees are generally subject to local room tax. This is why the after-tax estimate is higher than the pre-tax fee.

Q: Can visitors decline the resort fee if they do not use the amenities?
A: Usually no. Resort fees are typically mandatory property charges. Exceptions may apply only when a loyalty benefit, promotion, comp offer, or specific hotel policy removes the fee.

Q: What do resort fees usually include?
A: Common inclusions may include Wi-Fi, fitness center access, local or toll-free calls, boarding-pass printing, pool access, in-room coffee, or business-center services. Inclusions vary by hotel.

Q: Do resort fees include parking?
A: Sometimes, but often not at major Strip casino resorts. Parking policies are separate and change often. Use the Las Vegas parking fees guide before booking.

Q: Which loyalty status levels can waive resort fees?
A: Important examples include MGM Rewards Gold and above for eligible direct MGM bookings, and Caesars Rewards Diamond or Seven Stars at eligible Caesars properties. Always verify the benefit before booking.

Q: Do points bookings waive resort fees?
A: It depends on the loyalty program. Hilton Honors and World of Hyatt can waive resort fees on qualifying reward stays. Marriott Bonvoy MGM Collection award stays generally still charge resort fees, except for the stated Ambassador Elite exception.

Q: What should guests do if a paid amenity is closed?
A: Ask politely at the front desk or with a manager. If a major amenity covered by the resort fee was unavailable, the hotel may consider a credit or adjustment, but this is not guaranteed.

Q: Are no-fee hotels always no-fee?
A: No. A hotel listed here as no-fee should still be checked directly before booking because policies, ownership, booking channels, and offers can change.

Other Useful Las Vegas Visitor Links

Use these related Vegas4Locals guides to compare parking, airport transportation, rideshare, hotel shuttles, and visitor safety before booking.

• Las Vegas Parking Fees
• Las Vegas Airport Transfers
• Las Vegas Airport Shuttles
• Las Vegas Hotel Shuttles
• Las Vegas Rideshare Guide
• Visitor Safety Tips