How much is the Paradise Point Resort & Spa resort fee?

Paradise Point Resort & Spa states $46 a night on its own website, and calls it the “Resort Amenities Fee” (read Sep 18, 2026). Paradise Point Resort & Spa attaches a condition to it: the Resort Amenities Fee ($46 per room, per night) is included in the guestroom rate.

Is tax added to the Paradise Point Resort & Spa resort fee?

Paradise Point Resort & Spa does not say on its own page. Where a hotel adds tax, what it collects is more than $46 a night.

What does the Paradise Point Resort & Spa resort fee include?

Seven things, as Paradise Point Resort & Spa lists them: High-speed wireless internet; Local and domestic phone calls; Two reusable bottles of water in guestroom; Unlimited use of 5 heated pools (including one adults-only retreat) and the fitness center; Island Recreation: two pickleball courts, an 18-hole miniature golf course, two tennis courts, a basketball court, football, and lawn games; Resort Activities and Wellness Classes: island yoga, guided meditation, and sound bath meditation.

Is the Paradise Point Resort & Spa resort fee per room or per person?

Per room: Paradise Point Resort & Spa charges it by the room, not by the guest, in the sentence on its own page (read Sep 18, 2026).

Paradise Point Resort & Spa resort fee

1404 Vacation Rd, San Diego, CA

Rooms from $609.25 for Fri, Nov 20 – Sun, Nov 22

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

Resort Amenities Fee

$46 a night

The hotel does not say whether tax is added.

“Yes, the Resort Amenities Fee ($46 per room, per night) is included in the guestroom rate and includes:”

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

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Conditions: the Resort Amenities Fee ($46 per room, per night) is included in the guestroom rate

Rooms from $609.25

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

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Where Paradise Point Resort & Spa stands

Of the 16 San Diego hotels whose own site states a fee, Paradise Point Resort & Spa, at $46, is the 3rd highest, tied with 1 other.
The San Diego median is $37.50 a night: Paradise Point Resort & Spa charges $8.50 more.
Paradise Point Resort & Spa calls it the “Resort Amenities Fee”; 4 other San Diego hotels stating a fee use the word “resort” too.
We could not confirm a fee either way at 37 other San Diego hotels we read, so they are in none of these figures.
Across the 65 cities we have read, hotels’ own sites state 503 fees: 422 lower than the $46 at Paradise Point Resort & Spa, 2 the same and 78 higher.

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What the fee at Paradise Point Resort & Spa adds to a stay

Nights	The fee
1	$46.00
3	$138.00
5	$230.00
7	$322.00

Before any of the conditions above; a waiver would make these figures zero.

What Paradise Point Resort & Spa says the fee covers

High-speed wireless internet
Local and domestic phone calls
Two reusable bottles of water in guestroom
Unlimited use of 5 heated pools (including one adults-only retreat) and the fitness center
Island Recreation: two pickleball courts, an 18-hole miniature golf course, two tennis courts, a basketball court, football, and lawn games
Resort Activities
Wellness Classes: island yoga, guided meditation, and sound bath meditation

At the front desk at Paradise Point Resort & Spa

Paradise Point Resort & Spa’s own policy, as listed with our hotel supplier (read Oct 2, 2026), not from its website.

Identification: Required at check-in
“Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in.”

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Questions about Paradise Point Resort & Spa

How much is the Paradise Point Resort & Spa resort fee?: Paradise Point Resort & Spa states $46 a night on its own website, and calls it the “Resort Amenities Fee” (read Sep 18, 2026). Paradise Point Resort & Spa attaches a condition to it: the Resort Amenities Fee ($46 per room, per night) is included in the guestroom rate.
Is tax added to the Paradise Point Resort & Spa resort fee?: Paradise Point Resort & Spa does not say on its own page. Where a hotel adds tax, what it collects is more than $46 a night.
What does the Paradise Point Resort & Spa resort fee include?: Seven things, as Paradise Point Resort & Spa lists them: High-speed wireless internet; Local and domestic phone calls; Two reusable bottles of water in guestroom; Unlimited use of 5 heated pools (including one adults-only retreat) and the fitness center; Island Recreation: two pickleball courts, an 18-hole miniature golf course, two tennis courts, a basketball court, football, and lawn games; Resort Activities and Wellness Classes: island yoga, guided meditation, and sound bath meditation.
Is the Paradise Point Resort & Spa resort fee per room or per person?: Per room: Paradise Point Resort & Spa charges it by the room, not by the guest, in the sentence on its own page (read Sep 18, 2026).
Can I avoid the Paradise Point Resort & Spa resort fee by booking on another site?: Only by the condition Paradise Point Resort & Spa attaches to it: the Resort Amenities Fee ($46 per room, per night) is included in the guestroom rate. Otherwise it charges the $46 itself, whichever site the room is booked on.

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