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Las Vegas Resort Fees by Hotel

Most Strip resorts charge $45 to $55 a night per room before tax, about $51 to $62 with it. Every major hotel’s resort fee, and the few ways to avoid paying one.

Las Vegas Resort Fees by Hotel

The short answerNearly every Las Vegas Strip resort charges a resort fee of $45 to $55 a night per room before tax, which becomes about $51 to $62 once the 13.38% room tax is added. The fee is charged per room, not per person, and federal rules in force since May 2025 require it to be included in the total price shown when you book. Casino Royale is the rare Strip hotel with no resort fee.

HotelBefore taxWith tax
Aria, Bellagio, Cosmopolitan, Vdara$55.00$62.36
Wynn, Encore$55.00$62.36
Venetian, Palazzo$55.00$62.36
Fontainebleau, Resorts World$55.00$62.36
Paris, Nobu Hotel, Vanderpump Hotel$55.00$62.36
Caesars Palace, Sahara$54.95$62.30
Rio$52.00$58.96
MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, Park MGM, W Las Vegas$50.00$56.69
Flamingo, Harrah’s, Horseshoe, LINQ$50.00$56.69
Treasure Island, The STRAT$49.95$56.63
Excalibur, Luxor, New York-New York, Circus Circus$45.00$51.02
Circa, downtown$50.00$56.50
Golden Nugget, downtown$46.00$51.98
El Cortez, downtown$30.00$33.90
Casino Royale, Four Queens, Binion’s Hotel ApacheNo resort feeNo resort fee

What a resort fee is

A resort fee is a mandatory nightly charge added to the room rate. It is charged per room, per night, however many people share the room and whether or not anyone uses the pool, gym or wifi it nominally covers. It is taxed like the room itself: 13.38% on the Strip and about 13% downtown.

What each hotel charges

Nightly resort fee per room, before tax
Nightly resort fee per room, before tax
Bellagio$55
Wynn$55
Venetian$55
Fontainebleau$55
Rio$52
MGM Grand$50
Flamingo$50
Circa$50
Golden Nugget$46
Luxor$45
El Cortez$30
Casino Royale$0

Add 13.38% tax on the Strip and about 13% downtown. The table above lists every major hotel, including a few that charge a few cents under a round number. Source: Vegas4Locals, August 2026; NetworkInVegas, July 2026

Sources that track resort fees occasionally differ by a few cents for the same hotel. Where they do, this guide uses the most recently updated figure.

What the fee adds to a stay

At $55 a night, a three-night stay adds $187.08 with tax. A group with four rooms for three nights pays $748.32 in resort fees alone, before a single room night. What a Vegas group weekend costs per person works it into a full budget.

Las Vegas resort fees explained: what the fee is, what each hotel tier charges before and after tax, and how to avoid paying it
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The total price rule

Since 12 May 2025, the Federal Trade Commission’s rule on unfair or deceptive fees has required hotels and booking sites to show the total price, including mandatory fees such as resort fees, clearly when you book. The rule is about disclosure. It does not ban resort fees or cap them, so the fee is still there; it is just no longer a surprise at checkout.

Ways to avoid or reduce the fee

  • Loyalty status. MGM Rewards Gold and above waives resort fees at MGM hotels, Caesars Rewards Diamond and above at Caesars hotels, and World of Hyatt Globalist members have them waived on award stays at the Venetian.
  • Stay at a hotel without one. Casino Royale on the Strip, and Four Queens and Binion’s Hotel Apache downtown.
  • Comped rooms for regular players often come with the fee waived.
  • Ask at checkout if something the fee covers, such as the pool, was closed during your stay.

Parking is separate

At many hotels parking is charged on top of the resort fee rather than included in it. If you are driving, check the hotel’s parking charge as well.

Questions people ask

How much are resort fees in Las Vegas?

Most Strip resorts charge $45 to $55 a night per room before tax, or about $51 to $62 with the 13.38% room tax. Downtown fees are generally lower, from about $30 at El Cortez to $50 at Circa.

Is the Las Vegas resort fee per person?

No. It is charged per room, per night, regardless of how many people stay in the room.

Can you avoid paying a Las Vegas resort fee?

The fee is mandatory for a normal booking, but loyalty status waives it at some hotel groups, and a few hotels, including Casino Royale, Four Queens and Binion’s Hotel Apache, do not charge one.

Which Strip hotel has no resort fee?

Casino Royale is the main Strip hotel without a resort fee.

Is tax charged on the resort fee?

Yes. The room tax applies to the resort fee too: 13.38% on the Strip, so a $55 fee costs $62.36.

Sources

Checked 13 September 2026. Prices, hours and policies change, so confirm with the venue before you book.