1. Prepayment: Some hotels will require full or partial payment before check-in. In this case, the hotel will charge the credit card accordingly before check-in.
2, Card Guarantee: The hotel will ask for a credit card as a guarantee that you will pay the charges upon departure. In this case, the hotel will not charge the credit card on a daily basis, but settle the entire fee at check-out.
3. Daily authorization: Some hotels will authorize a certain amount of money from your credit card for extra charges (such as food and beverage, room service, etc.) upon check-in. You use these extra services, the hotel will deduct the corresponding charges from the authorized amount. You don't use the extra services, and this authorized amount is usually de-authorized when you leave the hotel and no actual charge is made. So, charging your credit card every day you stay at a hotel in the US depends on the hotel's policy and booking method. It is important to note that specific payment and authorization policies will vary from hotel to hotel. It is best to read and understand the hotel's booking policies and payment methods before booking a hotel.