A recent article in the Wall Street Journal highlighted the continued rise in resort fees across all sectors of the hotel landscape. Though in the past, these fees were typically only assessed at resort locations, they are increasingly being deployed in urban and suburban market as “facility” or “destination” fees to cover the cost associated with additional amenities.

Click the link below to read the interesting article by Scott McCartney at The Wall Street Journal that discusses how, amid revenue pressure, hoteliers are turning to resort and other fees as room rates struggle to increase above inflation.

The Hotel Fees that Barely Make Sense

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