Las Vegas Casinos with No Resort Fees
Resort fees have become standard at most Las Vegas casinos, adding $30-50 per night to your stay. However, several properties still don't charge these fees, offering better value for budget-conscious travelers. Here's your guide to resort-fee-free casinos.
Resort Fee Free Properties
These casinos offer quality accommodations and amenities without tacking on daily resort fees.
Binion's Gambling Hall
Downtown
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$
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3.9
30 tables
Casino Royale
Strip
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$
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3.8
152 rooms
15 tables
Arizona Charlie's Decatur
Off-Strip
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$
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3.5
258 rooms
12 tables
Arizona Charlie's Boulder
Off-Strip
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$
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3.4
303 rooms
10 tables
Jerry's Nugget Casino
Off-Strip
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$
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4.0
10 tables
Railroad Pass Casino
Off-Strip
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$
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3.8
120 rooms
6 tables
Featured Casinos
Binion's Gambling Hall
Downtown
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$
•
3.9
30 tables
Casino Royale
Strip
•
$
•
3.8
152 rooms
15 tables
Arizona Charlie's Decatur
Off-Strip
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$
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3.5
258 rooms
12 tables
Arizona Charlie's Boulder
Off-Strip
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$
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3.4
303 rooms
10 tables
Jerry's Nugget Casino
Off-Strip
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$
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4.0
10 tables
Railroad Pass Casino
Off-Strip
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$
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3.8
120 rooms
6 tables
Club Fortune Casino
Off-Strip
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$
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3.6
8 tables
Emerald Island Casino
Off-Strip
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$
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3.7
4 tables
Golden Gaming - Henderson
Off-Strip
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$
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3.5
6 tables
Frequently Asked Questions
What do resort fees typically include?
Resort fees usually cover Wi-Fi, fitness center access, local calls, and sometimes pool access. These services would cost more if purchased separately, but the fees are mandatory whether you use them or not.