planet hollywood: I know that Planet Hollywood doesn't, and that's about it!|||The Harrah's company resorts do not charge resort fees right now: Caesars Rio (not on the strip) Bally's Harrah's Flamingo Paris Planet Hollywood Imperial Palace The new Cosmopolitan resort also does not have a resort fee.|||Resort fees are disclosed on their web sites. If one hotel is $100 per night with no resort fees, and another is $90 per night with $10 daily resort fees, they're the same price. That's the way to look at it. Pick a few hotels you'd like to stay at, and check their web sites to compare prices. And with or without resort fees, you're going to pay 12 percent room tax. So the $100 room ends up costing $112.|||Las Vegas Club Hotel is nice and cheap because its in downtown, the quality and service is fair, its only $15 - night Monday-Thursday. I've also stayed at the El Cortez - another good priced hotel downtown. I know LVCH doesn't charge resort fees and the same might be true of el cortez. El Cortez charges big deposit fees, however. You can find more hotels here: http://www.stuff4you.biz/hotels.html It checks all of the major booking sites and I find it helpful.|||Any of the hotels owned by Caesar's: Planet Hollywood, Paris, Bally's, Bill's, Flamingo, Imperial Palace, Harrah's, and Caesar's.|||Any of the Ceasar's Entertainment Properties do not. Bally's, Flamingo, Harrah's, Imperial Palace, there are more but I can't think of them right now.|||Any of the Caesars Entertainment properties , also The Cosmopolitan does not have a resort fee.|||Any Harrahs property does not charge that fee. Now called CET properties. Still use harrahs.com to book a room, so your no charged a fee.|||All of the Harrah's Entertainment hotels have NO resort fees!