Advertised hotel and rental prices have historically omitted mandatory resort and cleaning charges. The FTC's pricing rule requires up-front total-price disclosures for covered businesses; the debate is whether stronger restrictions are needed.
◈ CURRENT STATUSFTC all-in pricing rule effective · 2025As of October 13, 2026 · Source ↗
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Should mandatory lodging fees be banned rather than just disclosed?
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Yes, ban separate fees ↔ No, show total price
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Advertised hotel and rental prices have historically omitted mandatory resort and cleaning charges. The FTC's pricing rule requires up-front total-price disclosures for covered businesses; the debate is whether stronger restrictions are needed.