How much is the Royale Palms Condominiums resort fee?

Royale Palms Condominiums states $35 a night, plus tax, on its own website, and calls it the “Resort charge” (read Sep 18, 2026).

Is tax added to the Royale Palms Condominiums resort fee?

Yes. Royale Palms Condominiums says on its own page that tax is added on top of the $35.

Can I avoid the Royale Palms Condominiums resort fee by booking on another site?

No. Royale Palms Condominiums charges the $35 itself, whichever site the room is booked on: a price that leaves it out has left it out of the price, not the bill.

Royale Palms Condominiums resort fee

10000 Beach Club Drive Tower 2, Myrtle Beach, SC

Rooms from $328.93 for Fri, Nov 20 – Sun, Nov 22, fee included

Checked Mon, Nov 9, 2026, 9:07 AM EST; we check again before anything is held.

Resort charge

$35 a night

Plus tax.

“Price includes $35.00 USD resort charge per night, but excludes taxes and government charges”

The hotel’s own page on hilton.com, read on Sep 18, 2026.

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Rooms from $328.93

Fri, Nov 20 – Sun, Nov 22, 2 adults, 1 room, fee included

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Where Royale Palms Condominiums stands

Of the 13 Myrtle Beach hotels whose own site states a fee, Royale Palms Condominiums, at $35, is tied for the highest with 1 other.
The Myrtle Beach median is $20 a night: Royale Palms Condominiums charges $15 more.
Royale Palms Condominiums calls it the “Resort charge”; 11 other Myrtle Beach hotels stating a fee use the word “resort” too.
We could not confirm a fee either way at 37 other Myrtle Beach hotels we read, so they are in none of these figures.
Of the 76 Hilton hotels whose own page answered, in 26 cities, 75 state a fee (median $32 a night) and 1 says it charges no resort fee.
Among those 75, the $35 at Royale Palms Condominiums is the 27th highest, tied with 9 others.
Across the 65 cities we have read, hotels’ own sites state 503 fees: 240 lower than the $35 at Royale Palms Condominiums, 57 the same and 205 higher.

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What the fee at Royale Palms Condominiums adds to a stay

Nights	The fee
1	$35.00
3	$105.00
5	$175.00
7	$245.00

At the front desk at Royale Palms Condominiums

Royale Palms Condominiums’ own policy, as listed with our hotel supplier (read Oct 2, 2026), not from its website.

Identification: Required at check-in
“Upon check-in photo identification and credit card are required.”

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Our room prices for Royale Palms Condominiums count its $35 fee, even where the rate our supplier sends leaves it out. Room prices are live; this page is Royale Palms Condominiums in its own words, read Sep 18, 2026.

Questions about Royale Palms Condominiums

How much is the Royale Palms Condominiums resort fee?: Royale Palms Condominiums states $35 a night, plus tax, on its own website, and calls it the “Resort charge” (read Sep 18, 2026).
Is tax added to the Royale Palms Condominiums resort fee?: Yes. Royale Palms Condominiums says on its own page that tax is added on top of the $35.
Can I avoid the Royale Palms Condominiums resort fee by booking on another site?: No. Royale Palms Condominiums charges the $35 itself, whichever site the room is booked on: a price that leaves it out has left it out of the price, not the bill.

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