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God forbid your 2 ton hunk of metal doesn't get free storage everywhere you go.
While I do agree that cars take up far too much space, charging a guest for parking is a bit of a dick move under most circumstances.
Edit: How much of one depends on circumstance. A dense city with a public transit system is a much different beast than a more inaccessible area. The hotel next to the conference center two tram stops from a park-and-ride has a pretty damn good case for charging for parking.
They always charge for parking, the difference is in whether they just charge the people that actually show up in a two ton tin can, or just charge everybody regardless of how they got there, in which case it's just worked into the price of the room.
Whether visible on the bill or not, there's no scenario where the price of the land your hotel sits on doesn't factor into the price of your stay.
Which to me also leaves zero moral space for retaliatory b.s. like keeping the water running or destorying furniture.