With Caesars Entertainment adding a resort fee to all of there hotels in Las Vegas beginning March 1, almost every casino on the Vegas strip has a resort fee. That is except for one.
The Best Western at Casino Royal is the only hotel with a casino on the Vegas strip that doesn’t have a resort fee. The rooms at the Best Western have recently been renovated so they should be what you’d expect at a top notch Best Western.
So, if you want to take a stand on resort fees but still want to stay on the Vegas strip Casino Royale is your only option.
Personally, I don’t care about much resort fees specifically (although I got a little cranky when I saw a $7 resort fee on my $35 room at Silverton). I care about the bottom line. The total cost of the room. The Caesars resort fees will raise all of their room rates by $10-$25 or somewhere from 10% to 40% depending on when and where you stay.
Adding $25 to a $250 room at Caesars Palace this may not be much of a big deal but if you’re staying at The Quad, for example, $10 is about a 25%-40% increase. That’s a hefty increase for a budget hotel.
When all is said and done Bally’s and Harrah’s may still be among the better bargains on the strip along with Monte Carlo and Luxor. Time will tell.
If you reserve rooms with now on the Caesars Semi-Annual sale you won’t be charged a resort fee and you’ll get a discount of 10%-25%.
Tweet me @eastcoastgamblr
Latest posts by Marc (see all)
- The World Series Of Poker Returns To Horseshoe Las Vegas And Paris Las Vegas From May 27-July 16 - December 18, 2024
- Wayne Newton extends Las Vegas residency at the Flamingo - December 17, 2024
- Caspian’s Cocktails & Caviar To Open at Caesars Palace on December 20 - December 17, 2024
