Refrigerator

Better yet, you could buy the fridge at Walmart on your way to the hotel, use it all week, then return it on your way back to the airport. All you'd need to bring is packing tape. Or, if you're honest, you could probably sell it on Craigslist and recoup some of the money you laid out.

Since coffee maker was mentioned, Caesars had Keurig coffee pot in the room, but of course no K cups. Bring your own (much cheaper) K cups if you want to make coffee.

Sorry...I know this was only about refrigerators.

I let them know that I need a small fridge for my personal medications and one is always provided at no cost. I don't let them know that my personal medications consist of a bottle of Crown Royal, a 2 liter bottle of Diet Coke and a 6 pack of Heineken bottles. The less information you give them, the better.

Yea, anyplace will give you a fridge if you tell them it's for meds. I always get a fridge, unfortunately it's because I actuall do have meds I need to store.

I would assume that the maid is not to look in there and report back.

Jubilee Tower at Bally's has them; so does Paris.

When I did need one for meds a few years back, it was provided with no charge.

Joy

I have had several rooms in the past that had built in refrigerators, but they didn't work.

Vdara.

Frig - but no in-house casino. That would be the trade off.

Never understood the marketing genius of hotel executives that had snacks and refrigerators available in their rooms.

They establish extremely high prices for the items that are for sale to the captive guests.

Me..I refuse to pay $9.00 for a small candy bar or package of salty nuts. I suppose most others feel the same way.

Why not have a somewhat reasonable price on the items for sale and therefore generate many more sales. Never made sense to me.

Anybody know if this high price stategy is profitable in the long run....Must be as they are still doing it.