Pennsylvania Fines Marriott Quarter of a Million Dollars For Resort Fee Non-Disclosure

Marriott has been fined USD $225,000 by the state of Pennsylvania for failing to disclose hidden resort fees, according to CBS News.

The state attorney general says Marriott charged fees in violation of a 2021 settlement requiring the hotel chain to list all mandatory fees at booking time. Marriott is accused of engaging in “drip pricing” where fees are not listed in a total price until a customer is paying for a room, after a booking has been made and typically on arrival.

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