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Some good info from vegaschatter. Another article said Cortez was going from $8.95 to $15 per day....##)


Hotels That DO NOT Have Resort Fees
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· Arizona Charlie's Decatur
· Arizona Charlie's Boulder Highway
· California
· Cannery
· Casino Royale Best Western Plus
· Eastside Cannery
· Elara
· Four Queens
· Fremont Casino
· Hilton Grand Vacations on the Las Vegas Strip
· Hilton Grand Vacations Las Vegas Convention Center
· Hilton Grand Vacations at the Flamingo
· M Resort
· Main Street Station
· <s>Platinum Hotel and Spa</s>
· Wyndham Grand Desert



Hotels that DO CHARGE Resort Fees
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· ALIANTE: $12.99. Includes: In-room Internet, coffee and tea service each morning, unlimited local and domestic long distance calls, choice of local paper or USA Today, concierge services, airport boarding pass printing, valet parking, "and much more." Best amenity: Internet.
· ARIA: $32.48, tax inclusive. Includes: daily newspaper, fitness center access, WiFi everywhere, local and toll-free calls and boarding pass printing. Best amenity: Internet.
· ARTISAN: $9.95. Includes: WiFi as well as access to the pool and valet service. Best amenity:Internet.
· BALLY'S: $25*. Includes: Internet for one device, fitness center access for two people per day and local calls. Best amenity: Internet. *Total Rewards players with Diamond or Seven Stars status can waive the resort fee.
· BELLAGIO: $32.48, tax inclusive. Includes: WiFi everywhere, local and toll free calls, fitness center access and boarding pass printing. Best amenity: Internet.
· BOULDER STATION: $14.55, tax inclusive. Includes: Access to fitness facility and pool, in-room Internet, newspaper (Mon-Sat), copy and fax services, and unlimited local, toll-free and domestic long distance calls. Best amenity: Internet.
· CAESARS PALACE: $32.48, tax inclusive. Includes: Internet for one device, fitness center access for two per day and local calls. Best amenity: Internet. *Total Rewards players with Diamond or Seven Stars status can waive the resort fee.
· CIRCUS CIRCUS: $16.80, tax inclusive. Includes: WiFi, one premium ride at The Adventuredome, $4 off Adventuredome passes (valid for up to four), chips and salsa at Blue Iguana, two free Midway games, BOGO drink in West Casino or Slots-A-Fun, two fitness room passes (valid each day of stay for up to two), boarding pass printing, free local and 800 calls (up to 30 minutes), two K-cups for in-room Keurig coffee maker and a resort passbook "with up to $150 worth of savings." Randomest amenity: Still, the chips and salsa.
· DELANO LAS VEGAS: $32.48, tax inclusive. Includes: WiFi, cardio room access, local and 800 calls, outgoing faxes, notary services, boarding pass printing, and a daily newspaper. Best amenity: WiFi.
· DOWNTOWN GRAND: $18. Includes: Internet, bottled water, local and toll-free calls, morning coffee and Grand Experience coupon book. Best amenity: Coupon book for the drink discounts.
· EL CORTEZ: $8.95*. Includes: WiFi, local calls, parking, access to the fitness center, and two bottles of water. Missing from 2014? Entry into the daily slot tourney and free wine at the now closed Flame steakhouse.
· ENCORE: $32.48, tax inclusive*. Includes: Internet, pool access, fitness center access for two per day, boarding pass printing, unlimited in-room local and toll-free calls. Best amenity: Fitness center as the in-room Internet doesn't even work that well. *If you are staying in the Tower Suites, you do not have to pay a resort fee.
· EXCALIBUR: $22.40, tax inclusive. Includes: Internet, fitness center access, incoming faxes, daily newspaper, domestic and long-distance calls. Best amenity: Internet.
· FIESTA HENDERSON: $11.29, tax inclusive. Includes: in-room Internet, newspaper (Monday-Saturday), VIP line pass to the buffet, 10% off at Starbucks, copy and fax services, and unlimited local, toll-free and domestic long distance calls. Best amenity: Internet.
· FIESTA RANCHO: $11.19, tax inclusive. Includes: in-room Internet, newspaper (Monday-Saturday), and unlimited local, toll-free and domestic long distance calls. Best amenity: Internet.
· FLAMINGO: $25*. Includes: Internet for <s>two devices</s> one device, fitness center access for two people per day and local calls. Best amenity: Internet. *Total Rewards players with Diamond or Seven Stars status can waive the resort fee.
· FORTUNE: $10. Includes: WiFi, shuttle service to Strip and McCarran Airport, local calls and TV as well as business center, gym, pool and hot tub usage. Gone from 2014? Any mention of a complimentary breakfast. Best amenity: Shuttle service.
· FOUR SEASONS AT MANDALAY BAY: $32.48, tax inclusive. Includes: WiFi everywhere for multiple devices, in-room coffee and tea, shoe shine service and local and toll-free calls. Best amenity: WiFi by the pool.
· GOLD COAST: $12.99. Includes: WiFi, in-room coffee, shuttle to the Strip and Orleans, fitness center access, local calls, fax services. Best amenity: WiFi.
· GOLDEN GATE: $20. Includes: High-speed WiFi, $10 off the D showroom tickets, and free local and toll-free calls. Best Amenity: WiFi.
· GOLDEN NUGGET: <s>$5</s> $22.60, tax-inclusive. While saying it is not a resort fee, Golden Nugget enacted a $5 <s>Fremont Street Experience</s> Downtown Destination Fee July 1, 2013. Includes: an "added value card" offering select discounts to several downtown destinations, from $2 off admission to Mob Museum to a free autographed photo of Rick Dale when you visit Rick's Restoration. 1.16 update: Golden Nugget will end the Destination Fee and will enact a $22.60 tax inclusive resort fee on January 19. The fee will cover the following amenities -- in-room WiFi for two devices, fitness center access, two bottles of water in-room, boarding pass printing, valet, self parking, daily newspaper and coupons.
· GREEN VALLEY RANCH: $28.24, tax inclusive. Includes: Internet, unlimited local and 800 calls, fitness center access including steam room, hot tub and indoor pool, coffee in the lobby (from 5 a.m. to 9 a.m.), a newspaper (Monday-Saturday), shoe shine service and airport & Strip shuttle service. Best amenity: Shuttle.
· HARD ROCK: <s>$24</s> $25. Includes: Internet, fitness center access, shuttle service to and from Fashion Show Mall, daily newspaper (must pick-up), notary service, boarding pass printing, and unlimited local and domestic long distance calls. Best amenity: Shuttle. 2.3.15 Update: Hard Rock increases its resort fee by $1 on this date. Cited cost does not reflect tax.
· HARRAH'S: $25*. Includes: Internet for two devices, fitness center access for two per day, and local calls. Best amenity: Internet. *Total Rewards players with Diamond or Seven Stars status can waive the resort fee.
· HILTON LAKE LAS VEGAS: $22. Includes: Internet, 20 percent off a standard $15 valet charge, shuttle to Strip, boarding pass printing, golf club storage, exercise classes, overnight shoe shine, and 800 calls. Most horrible excuse for an amenity: 20 percent off valet.
· HOTEL32 at MONTE CARLO: $28, tax inclusive. Includes: Internet, fitness center access, daily newspaper, copying and faxing, two in-room bottles of water daily, in-room coffee, boarding pass printing and local and 800 calls. Best Amenity: Internet.
· HOOTERS: <s>$15.71, tax inclusive</s> $15.95, tax exclusive. Includes: WiFi, fitness center and pool access (available 24 hours), parking, two bottles of water, two cups of coffee, and local and toll-free calls. Best Amenity: 24 hour pool use.
· JW MARRIOTT RESORT & SPA: $14.99. Includes: High-speed Internet access, fitness center access in Spa Aquae, two drink coupons valid at any casino bar at Rampart Casino, $20 credit towards any spa treatment of $100 or more, local and domestic long distance calls, shuttle to the Strip, glass of wine in the Carmel Room, and two small bottles of water. Best amenity: Five-way tie between the free dessert, spa credit, Internet, Strip shuttle and drink coupons. *Elite Marriott members receive enjoy a 50% discount on the resort fee!
· LUXOR: $28, tax inclusive. Includes: Wired Internet, fitness center access, local, long distance and 800 calls, coupon book "with over $800 in savings!" and daily newspaper. Best amenity: Internet...?
· MANDALAY BAY: $32.48, tax inclusive. Includes: Internet, fitness center access, local and toll-free calls, boarding pass printing, copies and outgoing faxes, notary services and daily newspaper (must pick-up). Randomest amenity: Outgoing faxes.
· MANDARIN ORIENTAL: $32.48, tax inclusive. Includes: Internet access for up to six devices (up one from last year), fitness and wellness center access (two passes daily), coffee and tea from 6 a.m. to 8 a.m., unlimited in-room local and toll-free calls, overnight shoe shines and free yoga in the mornings.Best Amenity: Internet.
· MARDI GRAS: $5. Includes: airport shuttle, in-room coffee and WiFi. Best Amenity: Shuttle?
· MGM GRAND: $32.48, tax inclusive. Includes: WiFi, daily USA Today newspaper (must pick-up), cardio room access (open from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m.), business center services like notary, copies, boarding pass printing and faxes, and unlimited local and toll-free calls. Best amenity: Internet.
· MONTE CARLO: $28, tax inclusive. Includes: Wired Internet, fitness center access, in-room coffee maker, two daily bottles of water, daily newspaper, copying and faxing, boarding pass printing, and local and toll free calls.
· NEW YORK-NEW YORK: $28, tax inclusive. Includes: WiFi everywhere, fitness center access, local and 800 calls, boarding pass printing, notary, 2-for-1 roller coaster passes, faxing (five page limit) and daily newspaper. Best amenity: Internet.
· NOBU HOTEL: $32.48, tax inclusive*. Includes: Internet for two devices, fitness center access for two per day and local calls. Best amenity: Internet. *Total Rewards players with Diamond or Seven Stars status can waive the resort fee.
· OASIS AT GOLD SPIKE: $20. Includes: WiFi, fitness center use, a dining discount ($3 off a purchase of at least $10 at Gold Spike's diner), guaranteed parking, daily newspaper selection in lobby, copy and fax services, and pool use.
· PALACE STATION: $16.79, tax inclusive. Includes: Internet, fitness center access, local, domestic long distance and 800 calls, newspaper (Monday-Saturday), copy and fax services, and airport and Strip shuttle service. Best amenity: Shuttle.
· PALAZZO: <s>$28</s> $32.48, tax inclusive*. Includes: WiFi, Canyon Ranch fitness center access (for two), local and toll-free phone calls, and a daily newspaper, and boarding pass printing <s>one regular coffee at Café Presse, 2-for-1 well drink, house wine or domestic beer at any casino bar, excluding The Bourbon Room</s>. Best amenity: Canyon Ranch access. *The resort fee does not apply to Prestige Level suites.
· PALMS: $25. Includes: Internet, cardio center access, Strip shuttle service and a daily newspaper, local calls and boarding press printing. Best amenity: Internet.
· PALMS PLACE: $25. Includes: Internet, cardio center access, Strip shuttle service and a daily newspaper. Best amenity: Internet.
· PARIS: $32.48, tax inclusive*. Includes: Internet for two devices, fitness center access for two per day and local calls. Best amenity: Internet. *Total Rewards players with Diamond or Seven Stars status can waive the resort fee.
· PLANET HOLLYWOOD: $32.48, tax inclusive*. Includes: Internet for one device, spa and fitness center access for two per day and all local calls. Best amenity: Internet. *Total Rewards players with Diamond or Seven Stars status can waive the resort fee.
· PLAZA: $15*. Includes: WiFi, fitness center access, 800 and local calls, two bottles of water, parking (self and valet) and a coupon book. Best amenity: WiFi.
· RED ROCK: $27.99, tax inclusive. Includes: Internet, spa and fitness center access, local and 800 calls, daily newspaper, shoe shine and airport and Strip shuttle service. Best amenity: Shuttle.
· RIO: $25*. Includes: Internet for two devices, fitness center access for two per day and all local calls.Best amenity: Internet. *Total Rewards players with Diamond or Seven Stars status can waive the resort fee.
· RIVIERA: $17. Includes: WiFi, fitness center access (with tennis courts!), local and 800 calls, use of in-room safe, parking, and a coupon book with a $350 value. Best amenity: Internet.
· RUMOR: $11.99. Includes: WiFi, two bottles of water, parking, business center services including copies, and pool access. Best amenity: WiFi. (Tip: If an operator asks if you can be placed on hold, say no!)
· SAM'S TOWN: $12.99. Includes: shuttle service to the Strip and Downtown, WiFi for three devices and local and toll free calls. Best amenity: Shuttle.
· SANTA FE STATION: $14.55, tax inclusive. Includes: Access to fitness facility, in-room Internet, free game of bowling, 10% discount at gift shop, free cup of Starbucks, newspaper (Monday-Saturday), and unlimited local, toll-free and domestic long distance calls. Best amenity: Internet. (Runner-up: Bowling.)
· SILVER SEVENS: $9.99. Includes: Airport and Strip shuttle, WiFi, copy and fax services, boarding pass printing, access to fitness center, coffee coupons redeemable in Gift Shop (one per day), a glass of wine with a purchased entrée in all restaurants, and a gift shop discount. Best amenity: Shuttle.
· SILVERTON: <s>$9.99</s> $14.54, tax inclusive. Includes: use of in-room safe, fitness center access, in-room Internet as well as WiFi in the lobby and Starbucks, boarding pass printing, airport and Strip shuttle service, and Bath & Body Works toiletries. Gone from 2014? In-room coffee. It is now $5.60 and includes 4 cups of Starbucks coffee. Best amenity: Internet. Update: Silverton raised its resort fee by three dollars on February 1, 2015.
· SLS LAS VEGAS: $25. Includes: In-room WiFi, local and toll-free calls and fitness center and pool access. Best amenity: WiFi.
· SUNCOAST: $12.99. Includes: WiFi for three devices, in-room coffee, in-room refrigerator, safe access, access to fitness center, toll free and local calls. Best amenity: WiFi.
· SUNSET STATION: $16.94, tax inclusive. Includes: In-room internet (wired and wireless), local and toll-free calls, pool and fitness center access, daily newspaper, copy and fax services, and a gift shop discount. Best amenity: Internet.
· SOUTH POINT: $14. Includes: WiFi, fitness center access, local and toll free calls, boarding pass printing, airport shuttle (based on availability), and a casino fun book. Best amenity: Shuttle.
· STRATOSPHERE: $17.99. Includes: Internet, admission to the tower during regular operating hours for up to four, 2-for-1 tickets to see PIN UP, access to fitness center and a discounted thrill ride pass.Best amenity: Internet.
· TEXAS STATION: $14.55, tax inclusive. Includes: In-room Internet (wired and wireless), local and toll-free calls, fitness center access, newspaper, copy and fax services, buffet line pass, a free game of bowling for two and a gift shop discount. Best amenities: Internet and bowling.
· THE COSMOPOLITAN: <s>$25</s> $30*. Includes: Internet, unlimited local, toll free and domestic long distance calls, 24-hour fitness center access, and tennis court access. Best amenity: Tennis courts. *Resort fee waived for Gold and Platinum Identity players club members. Update: Cosmo will raise its resort fee to $30 a night (before tax) beginning February 2.
· THE CROMWELL: $32.48, tax inclusive. Includes: fitness center access for two, in-room Internet for two devices, and local calls. Best amenity: Internet.
· THE D: $20. Includes: WiFi, $10 off the D showroom tickets, and local and toll free calls. Best Amenity: Internet.
· THE LINQ (formerly Imperial Palace): $25*. Includes: Internet for two devices, local calls and fitness center access. Best amenity: Internet. *Total Rewards players with Diamond or Seven Stars status can waive the resort fee.
· THE MIRAGE: $32.48, tax inclusive. Includes: WiFi everywhere, cardio room access, daily newspaper (must pick-up), boarding pass printing, notary, copies and faxes (up to 10 and black & white only) and local and toll-free calls. Best amenity: Internet, duh.
· THE ORLEANS: $12.99. Includes in-room Internet, unlimited local calls, in-room coffee, access to fitness center, 10 minutes of access to the Internet in the business center and shuttle to the Strip. Best amenity: Shuttle.
· THE PLATINUM HOTEL: $15. Includes WiFi, valet parking, in-room coffee, local calls, printing of boarding passes from business center, use of gym and pool and concierge services, wine reception from 4-7, use of steam room in spa from 10am to 5. Best amenity: Wine reception.
· THE SIGNATURE AT MGM GRAND: $32.48, tax inclusive. Includes: Internet everywhere, fitness center access, local and 800 calls, boarding pass printing, in-room coffee and a daily newspaper. Best amenity: Internet.
· TREASURE ISLAND: $32.48, tax inclusive*. Includes: Internet for two devices, fitness center access, 2-for-1 cocktail, 2-for-1 buffet, daily newspaper (must pick-up), local and toll-free calls, boarding pass printing, up to 10 pages of copies and faxes, and a <s>$20</s> $25 credit for a future stay. (See the breakdown of value here.) Best Amenity: <s>$20</s> $25 credit for future stay. *TI's resort fee can be optional with the booking of its TV ad special as well as for qualified players club members and groups.
· TROPICANA: <s>$19.99</s> $25: Includes: Internet, fitness center and pool access, two bottles of water per stay, 50 percent off well cocktails, beer and wine at Tropicana Lounge from 5-8 p.m., faxing (10 per day), 2-for-1 show tickets to Laugh Factory or New Illusions, $10-20 off tickets to Raiding the Rock Vault, and local and toll-free calls. Best Amenity: Drinking discount.
· TRUMP: <s>$25</s> $29. Includes: Internet, fitness center access, shuttle service to Wynn and Forum Shops, in-room coffee and bottled water, daily newspaper, shoe shine service, local and toll-free calls. Missing from 2014? $25 spa credit. Most old school amenity: Shoe shine.
· TUSCANY SUITES: <s>$19.04</s> $24.00 plus tax. Includes: Parking, coin-op laundry facilities, pool and fitness center use, in-room coffee machine and safe, and in-room WiFi as well. Best Amenity: WiFi.
· VDARA: $32.48, tax inclusive. Includes: Internet everywhere, fitness center access, local and 800 calls, newspaper (must pick-up), turndown service (upon request), boarding pass printing, notary services, 10 percent off spa retail purchases and two in-room bottles of water. Best amenity: Internet.
· VENETIAN: <s>$28</s> $32.48, tax inclusive*. Includes: WiFi, Canyon Ranch fitness center access (for two), local and toll-free phone calls, and a daily newspaper, and boarding pass printing <s>one regular coffee at Café Presse, 2-for-1 well drink, house wine or domestic beer at any casino bar, excluding The Bourbon Room</s>. Best amenity: Canyon Ranch access. *The resort fee does not apply to Prestige Level suites.
· WESTGATE LAS VEGAS: $22. Includes: Wireless Internet access for three devices (excluding convention area), cardio room access for two, $5 credit for use on a future stay and local and toll-free calls. Lamest amenity: Five buck credit.
· WESTIN CASUARINA: $19.95. Includes: Nightly hosted reception featuring complimentary beer, wine, and hors d'oeuvres, WiFi, fitness center access, pool, sauna and steam room access, local, 800 and domestic long distance calls, bottled water, boarding pass printing, notary service, valet and self-parking and incoming faxes. Missing from 2014? Newspaper. Best amenity: Free dranks!
· WILD WILD WEST DAYS INN: $5.99. Includes: Use of pool, local calls, laundry facilities, breakfast, security, parking and WiFi. Best amenity win: Hanging by the pool after breakfast using the WiFi while you have a load of laundry running and aren't stressing about a lack of security.
· WYNN: $32.48, tax inclusive*. Includes: Internet, fitness center access, local and toll-free calls. Best amenity: Fitness center. *This fee does not apply to those booking the Tower Suites.


http://www.vegaschatter.com/story/2...-travel/Las+Vegas+Resort+Fees:+The+2015+Guide

 

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It's ridiculous.

As a Platinum player at Caesar's properties, the resort fee used to be waved. That is no longer the case, so I don't stay at Caesars's anymore out of principle.

Prefer downtown Boyd Properties or Station Casinos anyway.
 

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The Boyd properties downtown (California, MSS, and Fremont), are 3 of the last few casino/hotels in Vegas that do not charge a resort fee.

Stations waves the fee if you stay there comped.
 

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Just came back from a week at the El Cortez and the internet connection sucked, no way I will be staying at the place now if they want to charge $15, my room fee for the week was $15 a night and their new restaurant was terrible.
 
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It's ridiculous.

As a Platinum player at Caesar's properties, the resort fee used to be waved. That is no longer the case, so I don't stay at Caesars's anymore out of principle.

Prefer downtown Boyd Properties or Station Casinos anyway.

MGM waves the fees as it is added to my comp
 

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MGM waves the fees as it is added to my comp

I would imagine most properties do that for their top tier players.

I stayed at the Mirage comped 2 weeks ago, and they did not wave the resort fee. But I am only at the Pearl tier there. Which is one step above the entry level Sapphire.
 

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Just think all this stuff they list for the resort fees are things we always received as part of paying for the room.This is all a bunch of garbage when they started these fees and just another way to take our money besides from gambling.
 

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My host at Planet Hollywood usually waives my fee...but resort fees are a complete scam as far as I'm concerned. You're essentially forced to pay for things you probably won't use. When is the last time you even picked up the phone in your hotel room...or read a newspaper?

Genuinely surprised there isn't more bitching from guests over this.
 

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Genuinely surprised there isn't more bitching from guests over this.

Oh. I am sure there is plenty of bitching about it. Seen my fair share of people pissed off at the front desk disputing the charges.

But like airlines bag fees, these hotels are making a ton of money off of these resort fees. They aren't going away any time soon.
 

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Downtown is getting awful, rooms are trashy. Lots of homeless and druggies loitering around. People constantly begging for money, even inside the casino. Other than the Golden Nugget it not worth staying there. Too much "looking over your shoulder" especially when you win.
 

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Many places in Vegas going downhill quick since they quit catering to gamblers and moved the business model
to food and entertainment....and as many add on fees as possible.

I haven't paid for a room in Vegas for years but i would refuse a "resort" fee hotel without question.
 

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Downtown is getting awful, rooms are trashy. Lots of homeless and druggies loitering around. People constantly begging for money, even inside the casino. Other than the Golden Nugget it not worth staying there. Too much "looking over your shoulder" especially when you win.

Disagree with some of this.

Downtown has been trashy, for a long time. Nothing has changed as far as that goes. Maybe a few more circus acts, but nothing too crazy.

The Boyd properties downtown are fine. The Golden Nugget is still the class of downtown. But MSS and California have decent enough rooms. Beat the hell out of a Motel 6 or a Super 8.

Was just downtown last weekend. Never felt like it was unsafe. Was booming at 10pm on a Saturday night. Free concerts. Cheap gambling. Good stuff.
 

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Disagree with some of this.

Downtown has been trashy, for a long time. Nothing has changed as far as that goes. Maybe a few more circus acts, but nothing too crazy.

The Boyd properties downtown are fine. The Golden Nugget is still the class of downtown. But MSS and California have decent enough rooms. Beat the hell out of a Motel 6 or a Super 8.

Was just downtown last weekend. Never felt like it was unsafe. Was booming at 10pm on a Saturday night. Free concerts. Cheap gambling. Good stuff.

Downtown is great
 

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just think all this stuff they list for the resort fees are things we always received as part of paying for the room.this is all a bunch of garbage when they started these fees and just another way to take our money besides from gambling.
^^^^^^ this
 

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i never did it anyway, but now that you can show your boarding pass from your phone, how many are using the print your boarding pass amenity from hotels these days? and how much does it cost to print one piece of paper anyway?
 

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Disagree with some of this.

Downtown has been trashy, for a long time. Nothing has changed as far as that goes. Maybe a few more circus acts, but nothing too crazy.

The Boyd properties downtown are fine. The Golden Nugget is still the class of downtown. But MSS and California have decent enough rooms. Beat the hell out of a Motel 6 or a Super 8.

Was just downtown last weekend. Never felt like it was unsafe. Was booming at 10pm on a Saturday night. Free concerts. Cheap gambling. Good stuff.

Thats good to hear. I use to love downtown. But last my last few times there were not pleasant. Rooms were extremely dirty. Drinks were awful, even the beer tasted watered down. Atleast once an hour a crackhead was hitting me up for money, cigarettes or drugs. Its always been trashy compared to the strip but I feel like now its getting to the point where its not worth the trip for me anymore. Its been about 2 maybe 3 years since I was downtown (which can be a lifetime in Vegas) Next time I will have to stop by and see how it is.
 

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The people are taking the power back into their hands. Without US their is no THEM! And it's about time they realize this shit. Stop putting up with lousy service.
 

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