Planet Hollywood

Name: Planet Hollywood
Address: 3667 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV, US
Price range: $17+

Reviewed by the Las Vegas Guide editorial team · Updated July 2026

Planet Hollywood is a glitzy, dead-central Strip resort wrapped around the Miracle Mile Shops, mixing sleek celebrity-styled rooms with headline residencies at PH Live and a strong dining line-up, from $17/night.

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Is Planet Hollywood Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates

Planet Hollywood brings a dose of Hollywood glitz to the center of the Strip, its disco-lit lobby and chandelier-draped casino setting the tone. The resort is built around the Miracle Mile Shops — a vast indoor mall of stores, restaurants and bars — and while the movie memorabilia that once themed the rooms was retired in the 2017 top-to-bottom renovation, the sleek rooms that replaced it keep a playful celebrity edge.

It's a headliner hub, with PH Live hosting big-name residencies and the resort packing in restaurants from Gordon Ramsay Burger to Strip House. The location is a major plus: dead-central, directly connected to the shops and steps from the Bellagio fountains across the street. Rates start around $17 a night before fees.

Budget for the extras: the resort fee is $55 plus tax — about $62 a night all-in — and self-parking in the shared Miracle Mile Shops garage is free for the first hour, then $20 for a full day Monday–Thursday and $25 Friday–Sunday, with no free-parking exception for Nevada locals. The trade-off for the dead-center address is foot traffic: the casino floor doubles as a shortcut between the Strip and the mall, so public areas stay busy late into the night. Car-free logistics are easy, though — the Deuce bus stops out front around the clock, the Horseshoe/Paris monorail station is about a 10-minute walk behind the neighboring casinos, and the Harmon Avenue pedestrian bridges connect the corner to the Cosmopolitan and CityCenter.

Insider tipFor the same nightly rate, ask for a specific view by name: 'Fountain View' rooms (like the Ultra Hip Premium King) look straight across the Strip at the Bellagio fountains, while 'Attraction View' rooms face the High Roller wheel and the Sphere. The room category you book, not luck at check-in, decides what you see.

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Upcoming Concerts

from $50

Concerts

THE JETS 80’s & 90’s Experience!

Scorpions

Jeezy: The Legend of The Snowman

Alice Cooper & Criss Angel - WELCOME TO OUR NIGHTMARE

from $110

Concerts

Alice Cooper & Criss Angel - WELCOME TO OUR NIGHTMARE

from $79

Concerts

OLD DOMINION HITS VEGAS

Upcoming Shows

Zombie Burlesque

Stripper 101

Kathy Griffin

Eddie Griffin: Live and Unleashed!

from $57

Comedy

Jeff Dunham: Artificial Intelligence

from $25

Comedy

Popovich Comedy Pet Theater

from $32

Comedy

Las Vegas Live Comedy Club

from $33

Hypnosis

The Mentalist

Rooms

Hip Room 1 King Non-Smoking

This 450-square-foot non-smoking room comes with one king bed, signature Planet Hollywood bedding, a flat-screen TV, an armoire, and a laptop-sized in-room safe. The marble bathroom holds a sink and a separate tub and shower.

Hip Room 2 Queens Non-Smoking

This 450-square-foot non-smoking room sleeps up to four with two queen beds. It includes a flat-screen TV, an armoire, and a laptop-sized safe; the marble bathroom has a sink, a tub, and a separate shower.

Hip Room 1 King Strip View Non-Smoking

This 450-square-foot non-smoking king room adds a view of the Strip. Furnishings include signature bedding, a flat-screen TV, an armoire, and a laptop-sized safe, plus a marble bathroom with a separate tub and shower.

Hip Room 2 Queens Strip view Non-Smoking

This 450-square-foot non-smoking room pairs two queen beds with a view of the Strip. It comes with a flat-screen TV, an armoire, and a laptop-sized safe; the marble bathroom holds a sink, a tub, and a separate shower.

Ultra Hip Premium King Fountain View Non-Smoking

This 450-square-foot non-smoking room features a king bed and a view of the Bellagio fountains across the Strip. It also includes a writing desk and a laptop-sized in-room safe, and the roomy marble bathroom has twin sinks and a separate tub and shower.

Ultra Resort Room, 2 Queens, Non-Smoking

This 560-square-foot non-smoking room comes with two queen beds and the resort's contemporary styling. There's a flat-screen TV, an armoire, an executive workstation with chair, and a coffee table; the marble bathroom has dual sinks, a tub, and a separate shower.

Ultra Hip 2 Queens Fountain View Non-Smoking

This 450-square-foot non-smoking room features two queen beds and looks out toward the Bellagio fountains across the Strip. A writing desk and laptop-sized safe are included, and the marble bathroom has twin sinks plus a separate tub and shower.

Ultra Resort Vista Room, 1 King, Non-Smoking

This 570-square-foot non-smoking room comes with one king bed, floor-to-ceiling drapes, and plush seating. There's also a flat-screen TV, and the marble bathroom holds a tub and separate shower, stocked with Gilchrist & Soames bath products.

Ultra Hip Strip Suite, 1 King, Non-Smoking

This 850-square-foot non-smoking suite offers a king bed, a view of the Strip, and a separate seating area. It includes a flat-screen TV and a refrigerator, and the marble bathroom features a deep soaking tub and separate shower.

Ultra Panorama Suite 1 King Strip View Non-Smoking

This 1,255-square-foot suite offers a 180-degree view of the Las Vegas Strip. It features a pillowtop king bed, a sitting area, a refrigerator, a dining table, and multiple flat-screen TVs. The bathroom has a separate shower and soaking tub, a hair dryer, and Gilchrist & Soames bath products.

Location

3667 S. Las Vegas Blvd.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a room at Planet Hollywood cost?

Rates start around $17 a night, but that headline number is a teaser: the mandatory $55 + tax resort fee (about $62) alone can more than quadruple the cheapest advertised rate before you add parking or tax. Budget for the all-in figure, not the sticker price.

What is the resort fee at Planet Hollywood?

It's $55 plus tax per night — roughly $62 all-in. It covers in-room Wi-Fi for two devices and fitness-center access; each device beyond the first two adds a daily charge, so a family with several phones and laptops can hit that cap fast.

Is parking free at Planet Hollywood?

Only the first hour, which is handy for a quick Miracle Mile Shops run — after that it's $18–$20 for up to 24 hours Monday–Thursday and $25 Friday–Sunday in the shared mall garage, billed to your room as a guest. Caesars Rewards Platinum, Diamond, and Seven Stars members self-park free, but unlike most Caesars garages there is no free-parking exception for Nevada locals. Valet runs about $30–$40.

How do I get around from Planet Hollywood without a car?

It's one of the best-connected addresses on the Strip. The 24-hour Deuce bus stops out front, the Horseshoe/Paris monorail station is about a 10-minute walk behind the neighboring casinos, and the Harmon Avenue pedestrian bridges lead to the Cosmopolitan and CityCenter. The Bellagio fountains are just across the street, roughly a third of a mile away.

Do the rooms still have movie memorabilia?

No. The individually themed rooms and their film props were retired in the resort's 2017 top-to-bottom renovation. Today's Hip and Ultra Hip rooms have a sleek, contemporary look with a general celebrity edge rather than specific movie themes.

What is the pool at Planet Hollywood like?

The Scene Pool Deck is a rooftop pool area with cabanas and a FlowRider surf simulator (separate charge). It runs seasonally — typically late February through fall, weather permitting — and it's compact for a resort this size, so expect it to fill up on hot weekends.

Rating

3.8

CasinoYes.

Race & Sports BookYes, there's a race and sports book.

RestaurantsGordon Ramsay Burger - American Strip House - Steakhouse Caramella - Italian Café Hollywood - American Ringer Wings, Pizza & Sliders Sports Bar - American Pin-Up Pizza - Pizza P.F. Chang's - Chinese Yolö's Mexican Grill - Mexican Earl of Sandwich - Deli Starbucks - Cafe More dining options line the adjoining Miracle Mile Shops.

EntertainmentPH Live (formerly the Zappos and Bakkt Theater) hosts big-name concert residencies and touring headliners — 2026 runs include Jeezy (through August) and a returning Scorpions residency in September–October. Criss Angel performs MINDFREAK in his namesake theater multiple nights a week, and more entertainment can be found at the Miracle Mile Shops.

NightlifeGlass Bar — the chandelier-inspired centerpiece bar that replaced Heart Bar in 2024 — plus Blue Moon Bar by the PH Live theater, the 24-hour EXTRA Lounge, the Purple Zebra daiquiri bar, and Strip-front spots like Cabo Wabo Cantina in the Miracle Mile Shops.

AttractionsThe FlowRider surf simulator on the Scene Pool Deck (separate charge, seasonal), plus the attractions and shows of the adjoining Miracle Mile Shops.

PoolThe Scene Pool Deck — a rooftop pool with cabanas and the FlowRider surf simulator. Open seasonally, typically from late February through fall, weather permitting.

Health club or fitness equipmentYes.

SpaYes — Reflections Spa and Salon, offering massages, facials, body treatments, and salon services, plus sauna and fitness-center access.

ShopsYes, the Miracle Mile Shops.

Wedding servicesYes, Planet Hollywood has a wedding chapel.

Business centerYes.

Convention roomsYes.

Child-care facilitiesNo.

Room serviceYes.

Pets allowedYes — dogs only, through Caesars' PetStay program: up to two dogs (max 50 lbs each) in designated rooms, for a fee of about $75 per night plus a refundable deposit.

In-room Internet accessIn-room Wi-Fi for two devices is included in the resort fee; each additional device carries a daily charge.

Hotel amenitiesConcierge, currency exchange, laundry service, luggage service, maid service, safety deposit box, wake-up call.

Parking garageSelf-parking (the garage is shared with the Miracle Mile Shops): first hour free, then $18 for 1–3 hours and $20 for up to 24 hours Monday–Thursday; $25 for up to 24 hours Friday–Sunday. Hotel guests must bill parking to their room before checkout. Valet parking runs about $30–$40 per day. Caesars Rewards Platinum, Diamond, and Seven Stars members self-park free; unlike most Caesars properties, there is no free parking for Nevada locals. Rates may increase during major events and holidays.

Free ParkingNo.

RV parkNo.

Shuttle service to the airportShuttle service to and from the airport available for a fee from an outside company.

Shuttle service to the stripNo.

Wheelchair accessible roomsYes.

Check-in time4 p.m.

Check-out time11 a.m.

Minimum age to reserve a room21 years.

PoliciesThe maximum total number of guests (adults and children) in a room is four.

Incidental chargesThe hotel places an authorization for an incidentals deposit on a credit card at check-in; the amount varies with length of stay and is released after checkout if nothing is charged to the room (timing varies by bank). Suites may require larger deposits. Cash deposits are not accepted.

Prices From$17

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