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hotell Tax & Resort avgiftskalkylator

A Las Vegas room advertised at $150 per night really costs about $221.13 a night: the 13.4% lodging tax is charged on (rate + resort fee combined) — $26.13 — plus a typical $45 resort fee. Three nights display as $450 but bill about $663.39, a gap of +$213.39 (47.4%) before parking. The rule everywhere in the US: taxes and mandatory fees stack on top of the listed rate, and the resort fee itself is taxed in most cities — try your city (NYC 14.75% + $3.50/night, Chicago 17.4%, Houston 17%) in the tool below.

Advertised rate$150
Lodging tax13.4% → $26.13 (on rate + fee)
Typical resort fee$45
Real nightly rate$221.13
3 nights (displayed vs real)$450 → $663.39 (+47.4%)

Typical 2026 figures per night before parking; 27 tourist cities inside the tool.

Indata

3 nights

Typical for Las Vegas: $45/night — taxed in most cities. Override with your hotel's actual fee.

Default scenario: Las Vegas · $150 × 3 nights — edit inputs
Real total — Las Vegas · 3 nights
$663
≈ 2,488 SAR (pegged rate)Approximate FX rates — as of August 2026 · FX rates are approximate, for planning only.
What the listing shows (rate × nights)$450+$213 (+47%)taxes + mandatory fees on top
Real per-night breakdown — Las Vegas
Advertised room rate$150
Lodging tax (13.4%)$26on (rate + fee), as actually billed
Resort / destination fee$45
Real nightly rate$221
≈ 829 SAR (pegged rate)
Formula: (150 + 45) × 13.4% = $26.13 tax/night → $221.13/night × 3 = $663.39

Typical 2026 rates and fees per city — your specific hotel's bill can differ slightly; optional incidentals not included.

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  1. 1

    Steg 1

    Pick your city — its 2026 combined lodging-tax rate, typical nightly resort avgifter and parkering load automatically.

  2. 2

    Steg 2

    Enter the advertised room rate and nights — tax is computed on (rate + resort avgifter), matching real invoices.

  3. 3

    Steg 3

    Compare the real total against "displayed rate × nights" — the gap is the tax-and-avgifter shock your actual bill will show.

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Tips

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Vanliga frågor

Why is my Las Vegas bill higher than the price I booked at?

Because the number you booked was only the room. On the Strip your folio adds a 13.4% Clark County lodging tax and a nightly resort fee — typically around $45 — and the tax is assessed on the rate plus that fee. A $150 room really lands near $221 a night, so a 3-night stay quoted at $450 checks out around $663 before parking. Run your exact rate and dates through this calculator and nothing on the folio will surprise you.

Are resort fees taxed?

In most US cities, yes. Lodging tax is generally assessed on the room charge plus the mandatory resort or destination fee, since the fee is treated as part of what you pay to stay the night. That is why Vegas stings: 13.4% applies to ($150 + $45) = $195, which is $26.13 a night in tax — not the $20.10 you would owe on the room alone. This tool taxes (rate + fee) because that is how the invoice actually reads.

Which cities have the highest hotel tax?

From this tool’s 2026 data: Honolulu leads near 17.56% (Hawaii’s combined GET + TAT), Chicago around 17.4%, Houston and Austin about 17%, Atlanta 16.9% and San Antonio 16.8% — while Orlando is milder than its reputation at 12.5% (6.5% sales tax + 6% Orange County tourist development tax). Here is the trap — the top percentage rarely means the top bill. Las Vegas at 13.4% routinely out-collects them all in real dollars because its big $45 resort fee gets taxed too. Always compare the true nightly rate line, never the percentage by itself.

Does the resort fee show up on booking sites?

Increasingly yes, but not always where you look first. After the FTC junk-fees crackdown and the 2025 settlements with major chains and OTAs, US platforms are supposed to surface mandatory-fee-inclusive totals early — yet many listings still lead with the bare pre-tax room rate in search results and reveal the full number only at checkout. Treat the first price you see as a starting bid, and verify the all-in total here before you commit.

Can you refuse to pay a resort fee?

Honestly: almost never. If the fee is written into the booking terms, it is mandatory and charged to every guest — you cannot opt out by skipping the pool or the gym, and arguing at the front desk rarely removes it. What the 2025 rules changed is disclosure, not the charge itself. Your real leverage is total-price comparison: if a $45-fee hotel and a no-fee hotel cost the same all-in, the no-fee property is the cleaner deal. This calculator gives you that comparison in seconds.

Do parking fees stack on top of the rest?

They do, and they are easy to forget because they are charged per night, per car. Self-parking at major Strip properties runs around $20 a night and valet more; Manhattan hotel garages can hit $55-plus. Worse, many jurisdictions tax parking on top of the posted rate. This tool lists parking as its own untaxed line — a deliberately conservative estimate — so budget a few extra dollars on the final folio in big cities.

Is the tax different for an Airbnb vs a hotel?

Same idea, different stack. In most large US cities Airbnb and Vrbo now collect lodging taxes on the platform and add them automatically, often on the rent plus service and cleaning fees where local rules tax those. But short-term rentals carry a guest service fee of roughly 14–16% that hotels never charge, while hotels carry resort fees Airbnbs do not. The only fair comparison is the final all-in total on both sides — compute the hotel side here.

Why is the tax rate alone not enough to predict my bill?

Because a US hotel invoice stacks three layers: a percentage tax that varies by city and applies to rate plus fees, flat per-night charges (like $3.50 in New York City or $2 in Washington DC), and variable mandatory fees — resort, destination, parking. A $200 room in a low-tax city can collect less than a $120 room in a high-tax city with a resort fee attached. Enter the advertised rate and pick the city here, and you get the whole stack in dollars.

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