How much is the Hotel Z resort fee?

$30 a night, which the hotel calls its “Amenity fee”, according to its own website (read Sep 18, 2026).

Is tax added to the Hotel Z resort fee?

Yes. The hotel’s page says tax is added on top of the $30.

Can I avoid the Hotel Z resort fee by booking on another site?

No. It is the hotel’s own charge. A booking site that leaves it out of the price it shows has left it out of the price, not out of the bill.

Hotel Z resort fee

521 6th Avenue, San Diego, CA

Amenity fee

$30 a night

Plus tax.

“Yes, a nightly amenity fee of $30 plus tax applies. The amenity fee provides curated experiences including a welcome drink, daily cookies, beach cruiser rentals, and day pass access to Fit East Village (18+).”

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

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How it compares in San Diego

Of the 16 San Diego hotels whose own site states a fee, Hotel Z’s is the 10th highest. The median among them is $37.50 a night, so this hotel’s is $7.50 below it. 37 other San Diego hotels we read do not say either way, so they are in none of these figures.

What it adds to a stay

Nights	The fee
1	$30.00
3	$90.00
5	$150.00
7	$210.00

What the hotel says it covers

a welcome drink
daily cookies
beach cruiser rentals
day pass access to Fit East Village (18+)

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Our room prices count this fee in the total, even when the rate our supplier sends leaves it out. Room prices are live; this page is the hotel’s own statement on the date above.

Questions about this fee

How much is the Hotel Z resort fee?: $30 a night, which the hotel calls its “Amenity fee”, according to its own website (read Sep 18, 2026).
Is tax added to the Hotel Z resort fee?: Yes. The hotel’s page says tax is added on top of the $30.
What does the Hotel Z resort fee include?: According to the hotel: a welcome drink, daily cookies, beach cruiser rentals and day pass access to Fit East Village (18+).
Can I avoid the Hotel Z resort fee by booking on another site?: No. It is the hotel’s own charge. A booking site that leaves it out of the price it shows has left it out of the price, not out of the bill.