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I'm trying to ask "How much is the hotel for one night?"

After doing some reading online, I've come to two answers. But I'm not sure
which one is correct.

```

    このホテルは　いっぱく　いくら　ですか。
    
```

and

```

    このホテルは　いっぱくが　いくら　ですか。
    
```

Is the が needed?
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Asking 'how much is the hotel for one night'
That が is not needed. いっぱくいくら is an example of the ["X per Y"
pattern](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/60992/5010) which does not
require が. You can also say:

  * このホテルは いっぱく **で** いくら ですか？  
(で marks a ["condition"](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/a/55564/5010))

  * このホテルは いっぱく **につき** いくら ですか？  
(～につき explicitly means "per ～")

Using が may be not be entirely wrong, but I feel it's less natural than the
other options.
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