Westgate installs gun detecting device without informing guests

[hurley842002]

The larger issue is that the entire point of the hospitality industry is to provide a home away from home, and with tightening restrictions, that is no longer the case. Vegas hotels have already moved to charging "resort fees" for stuff like parking and WIFI, but without anything beyond what you would expect at a "resort" or even your home. If I have to pay for amenities that I expect at ANY hotel/motel, and in addition I'm restricted on what I can bring, then what is the point?

Some of them have even gone as far as to charge for access to their pools during peak season (as my wife and MIL found out).

[Irving]

Its my understanding that Westgate is mostly time-shares ... so wouldn't this be more like apartments than a hotel? I didn't think it was legal to ban guns in apartment communities.

Wasn't there a case about this within the last few years? I thought there was at least a thread on here many years ago, but I think you can ban guns. It might have been a situation where hiding was subsidized though.

Some of them have even gone as far as to charge for access to their pools during peak season (as my wife and MIL found out).

I'm not even a little surprised. Boo.