The rollout started last week in the us and south korea but will take years to complete.

>>if you are planning a hotel stay this spring or summer you could see some steep fees on your bill, but there are ways to avoid all the fees wfmz is amy unger has some tips in money matters.

Getting ready for that summer vacation, you know that one of your biggest expenses is probably going to be a hotel room.

You can easily pay hundreds a night.

Of course not everyone pays that much i was staying at a hotel now they would have been like 700 a week.

>>the job that too.

3.59 the week.

>>but even if you do get a deal on the rate that doesn't mean you're in the clear because hotels have joined airlines and making extra money by adding extra fees.

Many charge for the internet parking sending or receiving a package in-room safe phone calls from your room resort fees tell fees a newspaper in the morning.

The list goes on and on so how do you avoid those fees step one is to check him out before you check in then request a manager.

Have those fees waived.

>>but the best way to avoid those fees maybe to avoid the giant chains that charge them.

>>we don't charge resort see we don't charge an energy c we don't charge for wireless we don't charge we don't charge for local telephone calls.

We don't charge for beach towels beach chairs beach umbrellas without charge.

We don't have any extra charges for anything whatsoever.

>>small hotels are not only less likely to charge hidden fees they're more likely to provide a unique experience.

And if you're going to be staying in a hotel this summer beware of hidden fees ask before you check in don't be afraid to