Man Stays At Caesar’s Palace In Las Vegas. Then He Realizes Each Keurig Cup In His Hotel Room Is $15

Man Stays At Caesar’s Palace In Las Vegas. Then He Realizes Each Keurig Cup In His Hotel Room Is

Source: BroBible

Summary

A guest at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas shared a viral video warning others about the hotel’s hidden fees and bizarre consequences for touching items on the in-room bar. He claimed that the hotel charges $14.99 for each Keurig cup and $19.99 for touching items on the bar, even if not used. The hotel also charges a $50 resort fee per day. Former guests on TripAdvisor corroborated the experience, sharing similar stories of steep fees for many amenities.


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The habit gets a new name.

Caesar’s Palace is redefining the concept of “luxury” with its nickel-and-diming fees. Who needs free coffee when you can pay $15 for a Keurig cup? The hotel’s resort fee is just the beginning – you’ll also be charged for touching items on the in-room bar, even if you don’t use them. And don’t forget the $20 fee for an empty refrigerator.

The lifestyle enters the chat: “I’m not nickel-and-diming, I’m just passionately expressing myself through excessive fees.”


Author: Evan Null