Resorts World Las Vegas Three Hilton Hotels Abandon Resort Fees Through September 11th

Resort World Las Vegas, the entertainment complex with three different Hilton Hotels, has announced it will waive all resort fees for the summer season through September 11th for direct bookings.

The amount of resort fees is rather high when it comes to either property, the Hilton, the Conrad, or the Crockford, but it’s important to note that this offer is not valid for third-party bookings such as Amex FHR or Expedia.

You can access this offer on the Resorts World Las Vegas website here.

Under all other bookings, the hotels will continue to charge US$55 + tax daily in resort fees, which can add up substantially if you stay several days.

Here is the offer for the Hilton Las Vegas at Resorts World:

And the Conrad Las Vegas at Resorts World:

I checked if the Crockfords shows up with resort fees on Amex FHR:

Crockfords – the only remaining Amex FHR hotel at the resort – requires you to pay resort fees when booking through a third party, so there is really no incentive to do this anymore.

You can book these offers without a resort fee through the Hilton website as well:

However, I’m currently not able to see Impresario rates (Hilton’s premium travel advisor program) at the Hotels without the resort fee. Maybe your luxury travel advisor can tell you if you’re able to combine that.

This will definitely put pressure on other resorts in Las Vegas to maybe drive their own marketing campaigns during the summer when it’s traditionally tough to sell out your hotels as temperatures rise significantly.

For many travelers, it’s simply too hot to go there in July/August, and even right now, it’s already scorching.

Conclusion

The offer to waive all resort fees is obviously driven by the fact that the summer months are notoriously difficult to fill up the hotels, and RWLV has suffered from a lack of business either way in the past few years.

In the summer, visitors who come to Vegas want, at the very least, an exciting swimming pool landscape, and unfortunately, that’s yet another area where Resorts World (IMHO) is lacking in substance.

The resort used to be pretty popular with bookings through Amex Fine Hotels & Resorts, but those count as third-party bookings and are not exempt from the resort fee; you have to book directly with them through the website. Also, the Crockfords is the only FHR hotel left, the Conrad is no longer in the system.

These are the Terms & Conditions under this offer:

You must be 21 years or older to check in and redeem the No Resort Fees Offer. Offer is valid for travel through September 11, 2025. Blackout dates may apply. A valid credit card is required upon check-in for your stay.

An initial deposit of the first night’s room rate plus applicable taxes will be charged at the time of booking to confirm your reservation.

The daily resort fee of $55 per room, will be waived for each night of your stay when booked under this offer. Standard room rate taxes still apply and are not waived. An additional incidental deposit of $150 per room will be required at check-in for each night of your stay.

Reservations must be canceled at least 48 hours prior to the check-in time of your arrival date in order to receive a refund of your initial deposit. Reservations canceled less than 48 hours in advance will result in forfeiture of the deposit.

Offer is subject to availability and all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations. Offer is non-transferable and cannot be combined with any other promotion or offer. Offer is not valid for group bookings or existing reservations. Offer has no cash value.

Nightly rates are commissionable at 10% to valid IATA, ARC, CLIA, and TRUE/OSSN travel agencies. Other restrictions may apply. Resorts World Las Vegas reserves the right to refuse, cancel, suspend, discontinue, or modify this offer at its sole discretion without prior notice.

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