Resorts World Las Vegas begins charging for valet parking at its three hotels
Free valet parking at Resorts World Las Vegas will now be history as, citing increased business and service demands, the property has decided to begin charging parking at the Las Vegas Hilton, Conrad Las Vegas and South Porte Cochere locations on property.
Starting Wednesday November 24, Resorts World Las Vegas will begin charging $21 per vehicle, per 24-hour period. The fee will be payable by credit card or room charge.
The self-parking garages will remain free to all guests, according to a Friday news release.
Valet parking is back at most resorts on the Strip, and it does require payment.
MGM resumed charging parking fees after the pandemic in June at its Las Vegas hotels. Parking remains free at The Palazzo and Venetian, which offer self-parking, as well as the Tropicana, Sahara, Stratosphere and Treasure Island.
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