Las Vegas, NV Resorts: Club Wyndham Desert Rose Resort (2024)

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Can you refuse to pay resort fees in Vegas? ›

No. You do not legally have to pay any hotel resort fee. Resort fees are in violation of Nevada's Deceptive Trade Practices Law. Fifty Attorneys General are currently investigating hotel resort fees for being deceptive and misleading.

It's great to find such a nice hotel near the strip that doesn't charge resort fees and also offers a bed for each adult in my party of three or four. Plenty of room and amenities for the price and was very clean. We were pleased with the hotel, great pools, rooms were good size with kitchen and washer dryer.

All amenities are there for your use the bar, swimming pool, the business office and workout room. There is no restaurant, gambling area or breakfast area in the hotel.

Two-Bedroom Suite (No Resort Fees)

Some standout programs in Vegas include: Hilton Honors: The Hilton Honors waives resort fees for stays booked on points. Hilton also waives resort fees for stays booked using a Hilton free night certificate.

The most important thing to remember when tipping at an all-inclusive resort is that in most cases your gratuity is already incorporated into your resort fee, so while it's always nice to show your appreciation to service workers who go above and beyond, you don't have to stress or go overboard by doling out cash to ...

Club Wyndham Grand Desert provides free shuttle service to the famous Las Vegas Strip; as well as a full service concierge to help you plan your off-site Vegas entertainment including tickets to sporting events, local area attractions, dinner reservations and shows.

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They did not want to destroy the historic integrity of the Jens Nielson home and decided to build outside the historic district. In 1997, in the current location of the Desert Rose, they opened 5 Executive Cabins and an office cabin. Two years later, now with a son, Tarrik, the Tumehs made a big leap of faith.

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Each season, the enormously talented Horticulture and Engineering teams transform the 14,000-square-foot Botanical Gardens into a showcase of inspiring sights, sounds, scents and colors.

Portions of the Oasis were closed in December 2008, due to financial losses. The Oasis' casino was closed in 2010, although the hotel was still used for overflow guests at Black Gaming's other Mesquite casinos. The Oasis was demolished in 2013.

In most scenarios, you can't just refuse to pay a resort fee, even if you never set foot in the hotel gym. Unlike baggage fees on an airline, which are avoidable by not checking luggage, there is no (easy) way to avoid resort fees. Instead, these fees are simply tacked on at the final step of checkout.

The intent behind the resort fee is to cover the cost of providing certain amenities to guests, such as the pool or fitness center, Wi-Fi, or transportation services. While these services certainly enhance the guest experience, it can sometimes feel like an unwelcome surprise when it's added to the bill.

Most hotels maintain that resort fees are mandatory and non-negotiable. Refusing to pay them could result in penalties, such as being denied access to the property or even being reported to credit card companies for non-payment.