If a Guest checks-out of their Room earlier than the originally scheduled departure date and is charged a fee, it is typically called an 'Early Departure Fee'. Please speak with the Front Desk directly, if you unexpectedly need to shorten a planned length of stay.

An early check-out fee is a penalty charged by a hotel when a guest decides to depart before their scheduled departure date. This fee is typically equivalent to one night's room rate plus tax, although some high-end resorts may charge for the entirety of the remaining stay. Hotels use this fee to protect themselves against the loss of revenue that occurs when a room sits vacant unexpectedly, as they may have turned away other potential bookings for those dates. In 2026, it is a standard industry practice to require guests to confirm their departure date at check-in; if you decide to leave early after this point, the fee is triggered. To avoid this, it is a high-fidelity necessity to notify the front desk at least 24 to 48 hours in advance, or to book flexible rates that explicitly waive such penalties. Always check the fine print of your "High-Fidelity" reservation, especially for prepaid or "non-refundable" bookings, where the early departure fee is often the full cost of the unused nights.