Enterprise2014 tech conference - resort fee

Subject: Enterprise2014 tech conference - resort fee - opting out
From: "Lindstrom, Scott R." <Scott.Lindstrom@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2014 18:52:01 +0000
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The Venetian hotel confirmation for the conference states:
Resort Fee: The hotel is offering an optional resort fee of $25.00 per night plus 12% tax. This fee includes: unlimited local and toll free calls, unlimited in-room internet access** for up to two devices (WiFi or Ethernet) a complimentary daily newspaper, daily access for two adults to the fitness facility within the Canyon Ranch SpaClub.
**The conference negotiated rate includes in-room internet access for up to two devices.
Does anyone have any experience opting out of the resort fee (either at this hotel or others in the past)?

Since in-room internet is included in the conference fee and I don't plan on using the SpaClub it doesn't seem like the resort fee has any value. Is it just a matter of opting out at check-in?

Scott Lindstrom
Reynolds Leveraged Services
HP-UX, AIX, SuSe & RedHat Linux, and AS/400 Administrator

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Enterprise2014 tech conference - resort fee - opting out