If you are a traveler paying $50/night, you will now pay 10% more for hotels in Georgia. In fact, you will pay more than 10% for hotels less than $50/night in Georgia.
Hotels are always looking for ways to make more money. One way, as any traveler can tell you, is to tack on fees that are not advertised.
For example, the Palazzo in Las Vegas is being sued in a class action lawsuit for their "resort" fees that they tack on via "dip" pricing, where the price that you see advertised does not include the resort fee. And, you don't see this resort fee until you go through the check out process.
Many hotel companies are tacking on a "resort" fee that can run as high as $60/night, buried in fine print.
If you have traveled for any length of time, you have most likely run across "resort" fees. These are the $4-$60 DAILY fees that are tacked onto your hotel bill. And, they are mandatory - whether you use their "resort" facilities or not. To add insult to injury, these fees don't even count towards your hotel points.
