I live in Las Vegas, and from time to time book hotel rooms for friends, or relatives. It seems quite a few hotels have extra fees that are collected at check-in, and are not included in the room rate. Hotels will call these charges "resort fees," "energy surcharges," etc. Can you please list the hotels that have such fees, and the amounts please?

With the North Strip booming, will the Jolly Trolley make a comeback?

The Tropicana used to feature a Las Vegas history museum and I visited it several times. Was it relocated or just dismantled?

During a session of craps at the Wynn, one of the dice rolled against a stack of chips and was tilted, with the 1 and 2 sides visible. The other die was a 5 ... The boxman called the tilted die as a 2 and I sevened. He explained that the call always is the highest visible number on a tilted die. I thought the call should have been a "no roll." Who is correct? Thank you.

Are there any local places in Las Vegas to rent a laptop computer for a week while I'm visiting and then return it before I leave town? If so, how much would such a rental cost? And where along the Strip is there FREE wi-fi/Internet access? (Please answer soon; I'm heading their next week.) Thanks!

In a recent answer, you noted that access to the Hard Rock pool is $20 for day use. The Hard Rock pool has swim-up blackjack. I thought Nevada Gaming Regulations prevented charging for access to a gaming table. I know there was a regulation change for the Playboy Club. Does this regulation change mean that everyone (Hard Rock included) can put tables in exclusive areas or do you need a Gaming Control waiver?

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Any word on the sale of the Riviera? And if it is sold, do you think the new owners will tear it down?

After spending a couple of days in a hotel with less than working air conditioning, it occurred to me that a/c might have something to do with the rise of Vegas. I can't imagine those wool suits being any fun in 104 degrees. When did the first hotel have a/c? Did it cost extra?