By law, any added surcharges or fees (e.g. energy surcharge, resort fee, or other nonroom surcharges) must be disclosed at the time of reservation, or the guest is not required to pay the fee.

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By law, hotels and other lodging establishments are required to disclose any additional fees or surcharges at the time of reservation. This ensures transparency and allows consumers to be fully informed about the total cost of their stay. If these fees are not disclosed, the guest is typically not obligated to pay them.

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