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Hotel Apache at Binion's: No Resort Fee & Security Deposit

Hotel Apache at Binion's currently requires a security deposit of $100 per stay. It also has no resort fee.

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Security deposit / hold
$100 per stay.
Resort Fee
No resort fee

Hotel Apache at Binion's Security Deposit & Credit Card Hold

Also described as an incidental deposit, incidental hold or check-in hold — all terms for the same authorization placed on your card when you arrive.

Hotel Apache at Binion's

Source quality: Official hotel source.· Verified August 17, 2026

$100

per stay

Estimated hold for your stay

$100

This hotel states a flat amount rather than a nightly amount.

Release timing: Hotel releases unused deposit funds at checkout; the financial institution may hold the funds longer.

Credit card

Credit cards are authorized for the full amount due plus a $100 security deposit. The official FAQ says the security amount is an authorization rather than an actual charge.

Debit card

Debit cards are authorized for the full amount due plus a $100 security deposit. The official FAQ warns that debit authorization appears as an actual charge and the funds are frozen until release.

Using a debit card?

Cash, gift cards and prepaid cards are not accepted for the security deposit.

Source: Binion's / Hotel Apache Frequently Asked Questions · Official hotel FAQ

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Hotel Apache at Binion's Resort Fee

Hotel Apache at Binion's

Source quality: Official hotel source.· Verified August 17, 2026

NO RESORT FEE

VegasCost verified this from current first-party hotel information. It does not mean the hotel has no other charges, deposits, taxes or costs.

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Current first-party owner/sister-property information identifies Hotel Apache at Binion's as a no-resort-fee property.

Source: Four Queens / Hotel Apache Accommodation Information · Official accommodation information

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What this means at check-in

The authorization is placed when you arrive, separately from your room rate, even if the room is already paid for. On a credit card it reduces your available credit. On a debit card the same amount can make real cash temporarily unavailable in your bank account.

Debit cards are authorized for the full amount due plus a $100 security deposit. The official FAQ warns that debit authorization appears as an actual charge and the funds are frozen until release.

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Hotel Apache at Binion's deposit FAQ

How much is the security deposit at Hotel Apache at Binion's?
Hotel Apache at Binion's currently requires $100 per stay. The amount is held on your credit or debit card at check-in as an incidental authorization. Credit cards are authorized for the full amount due plus a $100 security deposit. The official FAQ says the security amount is an authorization rather than an actual charge.
What is the Hotel Apache at Binion's resort fee?
Hotel Apache at Binion's currently has no resort fee. Verified August 17, 2026.
Is the Hotel Apache at Binion's deposit the same as a resort fee?
No. A resort fee is a mandatory lodging charge. An incidental authorization or security deposit is generally intended to cover potential charges during the stay and may be released after checkout depending on the hotel's policy and payment method.
Can I use a debit card at Hotel Apache at Binion's?
Debit cards are authorized for the full amount due plus a $100 security deposit. The official FAQ warns that debit authorization appears as an actual charge and the funds are frozen until release.
When does Hotel Apache at Binion's release the hold?
Hotel releases unused deposit funds at checkout; the financial institution may hold the funds longer.

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