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Hotel resort fees, city by city.

The rate a hotel advertises is not what you pay. In 36 cities we have checked hotels against their own sites to find out which charge a resort fee and how much; in 0 more we can estimate how big the gap typically is, and not yet which hotel is responsible for it.

Measured from the hotels' own sites

Each figure was read off the hotel's own website on a recorded date and links the page it came from. “Not confirmed” means the site could not be read or does not state the fee — which is not the same as no fee, so those hotels are listed and not priced.

Estimated

How far the advertised nightly rate typically falls short of the real total once fees and taxes are counted. Estimated means it comes from published market data and is not a measurement of that city. It is not tonight's price; the live number is one search away.

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    You can search any US city or ZIP code from the home page. Only these 36 have a page, because they are the only ones we hold data for, read or estimated — a page about a city we hold nothing on would be a guess dressed as a guide.