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Resort fees and Station Casinos

#1

I'm not sure exactly when this will go into effect, but got this
directly from VIP Services that Red Rock will charge guests a daily
"resort fee" to their hotel bill if using a mailed offer. If your
stay is set up by a host, then there will be no charge.

Currently the standard resort fee for Red Rock is around $27 or $28 a
day. If you come in on a mailed offer, the resort fee charged will
run around $12, I was told.

Internet service is now included in the resort fee where previously
you were billed separately for this; we were never able to get that
comped at the end of our previous stays.

As for the other Stations and their resort fees, those may change as
well, so be sure to check so there's no surprises. Please post and
updates.

Guests using offers are not gonna like this one bit!

#2

I stayed at Red Rock on a mailed offer a few weeks ago.
I asked ahead of time about the resort fee and was told it is added to each room charge, but since the room was comped, so was the resort fee.
(I always asked first, so there are no surprises at the end.

It was a very nice offer 2 nights, $100 dining credit, $250 freeplay.
It could be used at GVR or Red Rock.
Was not disciplined enough in my choice of VP playsat all.
Hit 4 2's on a $1 Deuces wild, but got stubborn with .25 DWMS STP
and could not hit ANYTHING on the top two lines, despite getting that darn 4x and 5x multiplier on the top two lines on a regular basis.

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--- On Mon, 1/26/09, johnvegas7 <johnvegas7@yahoo.com> wrote:

From: johnvegas7 <johnvegas7@yahoo.com>
Subject: [vpFREE] Resort fees and Station Casinos
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, January 26, 2009, 11:10 AM

I'm not sure exactly when this will go into effect, but got this
directly from VIP Services that Red Rock will charge guests a daily
"resort fee" to their hotel bill if using a mailed offer. If your
stay is set up by a host, then there will be no charge.

Currently the standard resort fee for Red Rock is around $27 or $28 a
day. If you come in on a mailed offer, the resort fee charged will
run around $12, I was told.

Internet service is now included in the resort fee where previously
you were billed separately for this; we were never able to get that
comped at the end of our previous stays.

As for the other Stations and their resort fees, those may change as
well, so be sure to check so there's no surprises. Please post and
updates.

Guests using offers are not gonna like this one bit!

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#3

just booked with RR and nothing said on phone.
Confirmation emailed says $24.99 resort fee plus taxes.
Not happy about the surprise and will let them know when I get there

I'm not sure exactly when this will go into effect, but got this
directly from VIP Services that Red Rock will charge guests a daily
"resort fee" to their hotel bill if using a mailed offer. If your
stay is set up by a host, then there will be no charge.

Currently the standard resort fee for Red Rock is around $27 or $28

a

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "johnvegas7" <johnvegas7@...> wrote:

day. If you come in on a mailed offer, the resort fee charged will
run around $12, I was told.

Internet service is now included in the resort fee where previously
you were billed separately for this; we were never able to get that
comped at the end of our previous stays.

As for the other Stations and their resort fees, those may change as
well, so be sure to check so there's no surprises. Please post and
updates.

Guests using offers are not gonna like this one bit!

#4

I used two offer during the Christmas holidays, one at Fiesta in which I was charged a resort fee and the other at Green Valley Ranch in which the $25 resort fee was waived. Go figure?

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----- Original Message -----
  From: johnvegas7
  To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
  Sent: Monday, January 26, 2009 9:10 AM
  Subject: [vpFREE] Resort fees and Station Casinos

  I'm not sure exactly when this will go into effect, but got this
  directly from VIP Services that Red Rock will charge guests a daily
  "resort fee" to their hotel bill if using a mailed offer. If your
  stay is set up by a host, then there will be no charge.

  Currently the standard resort fee for Red Rock is around $27 or $28 a
  day. If you come in on a mailed offer, the resort fee charged will
  run around $12, I was told.

  Internet service is now included in the resort fee where previously
  you were billed separately for this; we were never able to get that
  comped at the end of our previous stays.

  As for the other Stations and their resort fees, those may change as
  well, so be sure to check so there's no surprises. Please post and
  updates.

  Guests using offers are not gonna like this one bit!

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

#5

Mariettatom,

For years, that same 'resort fee' note has been on every
reservation confirmation email that Red Rock has sent to me.

However, I have NEVER paid the fee, since my room has
always been comped.

So, if your room is comped, they probably won't charge you
the 'resort fee' - regardless of what is printed in the email.

You should call them now, to confirm.

Curtis

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On 1/26/09, mariettatom <hackt@hawaii.rr.com> wrote:

just booked with RR and nothing said on phone.
Confirmation emailed says $24.99 resort fee plus taxes.
Not happy about the surprise and will let them know when I get there

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

#6

ok is comped
thanks

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----- Original Message -----
  From: Curtis Rich
  To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
  Sent: Monday, January 26, 2009 6:54 PM
  Subject: Re: [vpFREE] Resort fees and Station Casinos

  Mariettatom,

  For years, that same 'resort fee' note has been on every
  reservation confirmation email that Red Rock has sent to me.

  However, I have NEVER paid the fee, since my room has
  always been comped.

  So, if your room is comped, they probably won't charge you
  the 'resort fee' - regardless of what is printed in the email.

  You should call them now, to confirm.

  Curtis

  On 1/26/09, mariettatom <hackt@hawaii.rr.com> wrote:
  >
  > just booked with RR and nothing said on phone.
  > Confirmation emailed says $24.99 resort fee plus taxes.
  > Not happy about the surprise and will let them know when I get there

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#7

$27 or $28 a day as a fee? This is more than rooms in some places! Take your business elsewhere if they don't agree to comp all of it!

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--- On Mon, 1/26/09, Dean Nishijima <midorinish@comcast.net> wrote:
From: Dean Nishijima <midorinish@comcast.net>
Subject: Re: [vpFREE] Resort fees and Station Casinos
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, January 26, 2009, 12:24 PM

            I used two offer during the Christmas holidays, one at Fiesta in which I was charged a resort fee and the other at Green Valley Ranch in which the $25 resort fee was waived. Go figure?

  ----- Original Message -----

  From: johnvegas7

  To: vpFREE@yahoogroups. com

  Sent: Monday, January 26, 2009 9:10 AM

  Subject: [vpFREE] Resort fees and Station Casinos

I'm not sure exactly when this will go into effect, but got this

  directly from VIP Services that Red Rock will charge guests a daily

  "resort fee" to their hotel bill if using a mailed offer. If your

  stay is set up by a host, then there will be no charge.

Currently the standard resort fee for Red Rock is around $27 or $28 a

  day. If you come in on a mailed offer, the resort fee charged will

  run around $12, I was told.

Internet service is now included in the resort fee where previously

  you were billed separately for this; we were never able to get that

  comped at the end of our previous stays.

As for the other Stations and their resort fees, those may change as

  well, so be sure to check so there's no surprises. Please post and

  updates.

Guests using offers are not gonna like this one bit!

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