Re-reads

Resort fee changes

Since Sep 16, 2026, we have read 102 hotels’ own websites a second time. None stated a different fee on the same page, 94 stated the same thing, and 8 were read again on another page of the hotel’s site.

See room prices for Dec 8 – Dec 11, with every fee counted, in:

Changes on the same page

None so far. Every hotel we read again on the same page stated what it stated before.

Announced by the hotels

Changes a hotel’s own website states with a date, before they take effect. Each is read again once the date passes.

  • Waikiki Malia · Honolulu

    From $40.00 to $45.00 a night, plus tax, for new reservations from Nov 1, 2026.

    “will increase from $40 plus tax to $45 plus tax” · The hotel’s page, Oct 10, 2026

  • Lotus Honolulu at Diamond Head · Honolulu

    From $45.00 to $50.00 a night, plus tax, for new reservations from Nov 1, 2026.

    “will increase from $45 plus tax to $50 plus tax” · The hotel’s page, Oct 10, 2026

  • Hotel Renew · Honolulu

    From $40.00 to $45.00 a night, plus tax, for new reservations from Nov 1, 2026.

    “will increase from $40 plus tax to $45 plus tax” · The hotel’s page, Oct 10, 2026

Every hotel read again

In Anaheim (Disneyland)

1 hotel stated the same thing both times. Show it

In Atlanta

1 hotel stated the same thing both times. Show it

In Boston

2 hotels stated the same thing both times. Show all 2

In Charleston

1 hotel stated the same thing both times. Show it

In Chicago

2 hotels stated the same thing both times. Show all 2

In Clearwater Beach

1 hotel stated the same thing both times. Show it

In Dallas

1 hotel stated the same thing both times. Show it

In Denver

1 hotel stated the same thing both times. Show it

In Destin

1 hotel stated the same thing both times. Show it

In Fort Lauderdale

1 hotel stated the same thing both times. Show it

In Gatlinburg

2 hotels stated the same thing both times. Show all 2

In Honolulu

23 hotels stated the same thing both times. Show all 23

In Lahaina (Kaanapali)

1 hotel stated the same thing both times. Show it

In Las Vegas

11 hotels stated the same thing both times. Show all 11

In Los Angeles

5 hotels stated the same thing both times. Show all 5

In Miami

9 hotels stated the same thing both times. Show all 9

In New York

15 hotels stated the same thing both times. Show all 15

In Orlando

1 hotel stated the same thing both times. Show it

In Palm Springs

2 hotels stated the same thing both times. Show all 2

In Panama City Beach

1 hotel stated the same thing both times. Show it

In Phoenix

2 hotels stated the same thing both times. Show all 2

In San Diego

1 hotel stated the same thing both times. Show it

In San Francisco

2 hotels stated the same thing both times. Show all 2

In Savannah

1 hotel stated the same thing both times. Show it

In Seattle

3 hotels stated the same thing both times. Show all 3

In South Lake Tahoe

1 hotel stated the same thing both times. Show it

In Washington (DC)

2 hotels stated the same thing both times. Show all 2

How we count

  • A reading is the hotel’s own website stating a mandatory nightly fee, or stating it charges none, with the page and the date.
  • A change is the SAME page stating something different on a later date. That is all it claims: what the page said, and when.
  • A reading from another page of the hotel’s site is not counted as a change. It is often our earlier reading corrected, for example a figure first read with the tax already inside it.
  • Hotels we could not confirm are in no figure here, and a site that refused our request keeps its earlier reading and date.

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