Our resort fee pages quote each hotel’s own website, with the day we read it.
2,772hotels looked up, in 65 US cities
584hotels’ own websites answered
503of them state a mandatory resort or destination fee; 81 state none
$35.00the median resort fee a night, among the hotels that state one
2,188 hotels could not be confirmed either way. They are in none of these figures.
Before you book
How our price works
One price for your whole stay, with the part paid at the hotel shown apart.
The true total
The room, its taxes and the fees we know the hotel collects at the desk, added up before any hotel is ranked.
Fees from the hotel’s own site
584 hotels’ own websites state their fee, or that there is none. The report
The Fee Promise
If the desk charges more in fees than we showed, we refund the difference, up to our fee. How it works
Watch a price
Open any hotel and press “Watch this price”: we email you when its total for your dates comes down.
Cancel a room in time, get everything back. Before the deadline, all you paid comes back, our fee included. After it, the share the hotel returns. Cancellations
A mandatory nightly charge many hotels collect at check-in, often left out of the first rate you see. Of the 584 hotels whose own websites answered us, 503 state one; the median is $35.00 a night.
Is the resort fee in your price?
Every fee we know of is. Each price is your whole stay: the room, its taxes and the fees collected at the hotel, with the part paid there shown apart. When a rate lists no fee but the hotel’s other rates or its own website show one, we count it and mark it as our estimate. When a rate lists no fees at all, the card says “No extra fees itemized by the supplier”, so you know we were told nothing.
What is the Fee Promise?
If the desk charges more in fees than we showed, we refund the difference, up to our fee. Email us the hotel bill within 30 days of check-out.