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I was charged ‘junk fees’ by a New York City hotel. Here’s what happened next

By: CNBC.com News
Junk fees, resort fees, destination fees. Whatever you call them, mandatory hotel fees are on the rise, with new lawsuits and legislation aimed at reining them in.
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