Does Caesars waive resort fee?

Status match Wyndham to Caesars: If Caesars hotels are more your style, explore the Wyndham/Caesars status match option. You'll need Diamond Wyndham status to match to Diamond in the Caesars program, which qualifies you for waived resort fees on any stay.



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In Las Vegas, resort fees are as rampant as massive buffets, but you can beat the house with those fees. For example, those with Diamond status and above within the Caesars Rewards program don't pay resort (or parking) fees at casinos such as Caesars Palace, Planet Hollywood, Harrah's and others.

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Hotel guests are required to pay the following mandatory fees: Resort fee: $52.10 per room, nightly.

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It is illegal for hotels in Vegas to charge you mandatory resort fees; it is considered false advertising if the fees are mandatory and not posted alongside the room price. As such, if you explicitly ask not to pay for it, the hotel cannot charge you.

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Use Your Elite Status Caesars is one of the biggest names in Las Vegas, and the resort brand's rewards program offers tons of perks, especially for those who reach its highest tiers. For example, Caesars Diamond or Seven Stars status comes with access to a host of perks, including waived resort fees.

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Resort fees are usually charged to cover amenities like Wi-Fi and gym access, but they're not optional. You have no choice but to pay them even if you choose not to use the amenities they cover.

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While the processing period for a fee waiver request varies, applicants should anticipate to receive a decision within 30 days of submitting their request, assuming no additional requests for information or documentation.

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President Joe Biden announced during his State of the Union address in February that his administration would target junk fees in a variety of industries, including at hotels. “We'll ban surprise 'resort fees' that hotels tack on to your bill,” Biden said.

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No it is not refunded. Most (if not all) of the resorts in Vegas charge the “resort fee” saying it is for internet access, pool access, gym access, etc regardless if you use these things or not.

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Travel Rewards Credit Cards If you're a frequent traveler looking to score a free hotel stay in Las Vegas, consider getting a travel rewards credit card. These cards allow you to earn points or miles for every dollar you spend, which can be redeemed for various travel expenses, including hotel stays.

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