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#1

In a message dated 7/27/2006 4:24:05 PM Pacific Standard Time,
casinochristy@aol.com writes:
On a recent stay the Las Vegas Hilton added insult to the injury of AA
removal by attempting to charge me $10 per day for a room refrigerator
for medical purposes
I have been having this same experience anywhere I stay where I am not comped
in Vegas. Last visitin June, I told my quest that I was thinking of packing
my own refrigerator as asmall one is sufficient and I certainly would pay for
it in two months!
China

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#2

In a message dated 7/27/2006 4:24:05 PM Pacific Standard Time,
casinochristy@... writes:
On a recent stay the Las Vegas Hilton added insult to the injury of

AA

removal by attempting to charge me $10 per day for a room

refrigerator

for medical purposes
I have been having this same experience anywhere I stay where I am

not comped

in Vegas. Last visitin June, I told my quest that I was thinking

of packing

my own refrigerator as asmall one is sufficient and I certainly

would pay for

it in two months!
China
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China,

Would you mind letting us know who is charging you so we can avoid
them? I have never had a problem other than the one at LVH (The
original message is mine not casinochristy.) My rooms are always
comped but the LVH wanted to charge me anyway. I surveyed a few strip
hotels and all of them said they do not charge if the need is medical.

Don

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#3

FWIW - In Atlantic City, Harrah's, Showboat and Borgata have small
refrigerators in the room as standard amenities. Resorts doesn't (at
least the tower that I was in), and when I rquested one, they asked if
it is for medical use, implying they may have given me one, if I said
yes.

I don't know about the other casinos.

#4

Would you mind letting us know who is charging you so we can avoid
them? I have never had a problem other than the one at LVH (The
original message is mine not casinochristy.) My rooms are always
comped but the LVH wanted to charge me anyway. I surveyed a few

strip hotels and all of them said they do not charge if the need is
medical.

Don

  My husband uses Byetta with good results also. Barbary Coast did
not charge in early July for our room that was comped 5 nights out
of 8.

  Vegas Club charged us $5 per day in September for fridge in a
comped north tower room, but a fridge is standard in the MVP room
which normally is $10 more, so I just requested the upgrade to MVP
for my comped room last time (in February) and received it no
charge. (they still won't give up that $1 a day for the safe
though!)