Originally Posted by
Oxon Flyer
Welcome to the civilised world. 
I just pulled up a rate for a hotel in the UK, and with the "Show rates with taxes and all fees" box checked it displayed a price with a "Taxes and all fees included" footnote. When I unchecked the box, it displayed the same price, but removed the "Taxes and all fees included" footnote. Seems like UK consumer law is overriding Marriott's desire to display the ex-VAT price.
In the UK the the price displayed has to be the total price, non of this US silliness in displaying something for $20 only then realising when you go to pay at the counter that you need to add on VAT and therefore don't have enough money on you!