Hi there, I’m Mona. Welcome. I am excited to share my knowledge about resorts on this site. Resorts do not just provide a nice place for you to stay, but they also give you activities to complete on your own or with a group. You may visit a spa, go on a horseback ride or take a tour of the city while staying at the resort. I will use this site to explore all of the different activities you can enjoy while staying at resort on your vacation. Please come back daily to learn about the different resort types available today. Thank you.
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When you are looking for lodging for an upcoming vacation or business trip, you will have many different hotels to select from. One of the factors that you may use to help you determine what accommodations are right is the price of the hotel. However, what you may not realize is that it is common for hotels to charge additional fees beyond your nightly rate and taxes. Here are a few of the additional fees you may run into when checking in to a hotel you booked.
Resort Fees
Resort fees are meant to cover all of the amenities that a hotel may offer you. This includes items such as the pool, a work-out room, free evening drinks, a morning newspaper, and Internet access. Some resorts charge a minimal fee and may waive some or all of the fee if you do not want to use any of these amenities. Other fees require you to pay the full resort fee per night regardless of whether you plan on using the amenities or not.
Parking Fees
While some hotels offer free parking, others charge a nightly parking fee. It is more common for hotels in places where parking may be limited, such as San Francisco or New York, to charge high parking fees. Fees in big cities can top out at $40 per night, which can add up quickly, so always find out whether parking is included in your stay. Additionally, if you are staying near an airport to catch an early morning flight, some hotels offer a stay-and-fly parking package where parking may be comparable or cheaper than parking at the hotel, so consider this option as well.
Early or Late Check-in Fees
In some cases, you may arrive to a hotel earlier than check-in time or want to stay in the room a bit longer due to your plans that day. Many hotels will accommodate you for an added fee. If you know ahead of time that you may want to check in early or check out late, learn about the hotel's policies in regards to this.
Reading recent online reviews can help you determine current rates for fees and what fees a hotel may charge. Additionally, you can book the hotel and ask them what fees they charge, how much those fees are and whether you can opt out of any fees. Taking the time to learn about the fees allows you to add the fees into your quoted nightly rate and determine the price you will be charged when you are selecting lodging.
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