Las Vegas Hotels With NO Resort Fee

Are you planning a trip to Las Vegas and looking to maximize your budget? In this video, we explore some of the top hotels in Las Vegas that do not charge resort fees, offering you a transparent and cost-effective stay. We'll take you through a detailed tour of various hotel amenities, room types, and the unique benefits each one offers. Whether you're looking for a luxurious escape or a cozy spot right in the heart of the city, we've got you covered. Join us as we uncover the hidden gems of Las Vegas that promise a great stay without those dreaded, hidden resort fees. Subscribe for more travel tips and hotel reviews.

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[proudasiangirl]

Resort fees are "junk fees" in my opinion and should be illegal. It's a scam and they're holding travelers hostage with this. How can this even be legal?

[Mphil]

This is one of your better videos just damn good information thank you

[boogitybear]

Motel 6 on Tropicana or Dean Martin Drive! Basic necessities for less! Besides, you’re not spending all of your Vegas time in your Hotel Room!

[baldeagle]

i love the Home2 hotel near the convention center. great pool, good breakfast, a short ride to the strip.

[mslove]

I've never been to Vegas but planning to go and it sounds like these room prices are as expensive / more expensive as the ones with resorts fees

[MannyEmm]

It’s great to stay at a place with no resort fees, however, how are the surrounding areas by some of these places, especially at night?

[krishannam]

Pretty sad when a hotel NOT charging you a bunch of hidden, made-up fees becomes a selling point. Like Southwest airlines NOT charging for the second checked bag. Didn't that used to be normal?

[Ripster]

Good informative video, I Have stayed downtown at four queens on Freemont street numerous times.

[Nisfor]

My how corporate Vegas has changed what it used to be, but gambling isn't the only draw any more and somebody has to pay for the glitz. Also, over the past twenty-five years more and more states have legal gaming and sport betting which may come back to take a bite out of Vegas. You can go to so many destinations cities have fun, see great entertainment, attend sporting events, have parks and still gamble without paying wild resort fees.

[lorisgobbo]

I agree resorts fees rip off I didn't gamble, use the pool, or exercise n still charge resort Fee not fair I went to Vegas for the shows

[ronaldmason]

It would be wise to mention the advantages of having a player's card when booking Vegas hotels. I am not a "high stakes" gambler but my gaming records are good enough to give me a comp room at Excalibur - plus the resort fee - $40. So 3 nights runs me about $ 120 + taxes. I stay at Horeshoe for $8 night plus $45 resort fee and taxes.

[lorisgobbo]

Resort fees are a rip off big time I don't use the pool, exercise room etc yet I had to pay not good

[eriklandeen]

BTW, how do they explain those resort fees? What do they say they are for?

[michaelmichniak]

You forgot to list the Hotel Apache which is a sister property to the Four it's haunted too👻

[sheilaarmistead]

The Apache Hotel is also an option, which is across the street from Binions. Vintage rooms, and are smaller than the average hotel room, they are priced slightly lower than Four Queens with no resort fees.

[larrydawson]

Wife just back from MGM. She jokes the next time they probably add a fart fee. They charge for everything else.

[ram-ram-]

But how would you know how much is a resort fee for each hotel while booking? You can't make a comparison if you don't know your variables.

[bonbonnie]

I thought the six bus service wax stopped when Covid hit. Is it back running?

[tuyetvo]

The rate change time to time -
Special weekends - holidays…

[tuyetvo]

The rate change for the season - or holidays ?