Planet Hollywood Las Vegas is a Caesars Entertainment resort and casino sitting mid-Strip at 3667 South Las Vegas Boulevard, on the site of the original Aladdin hotel. The current tower opened in 2000 as the New Aladdin, underwent a Hollywood-themed overhaul, and was rebranded Planet Hollywood in 2007. It now offers around 2,500 rooms and suites above a 68,600-square-foot casino floor with roughly 890 slot machines and 80 table games.
The pitch here is convenience: the resort is directly attached to the 475,000-square-foot Miracle Mile Shops and sits within walking distance of Bellagio’s fountains, the Cosmopolitan and Paris Las Vegas, all without the price tag of its Strip-front neighbors. Add an in-house arena-style theater that has hosted everything from Britney Spears to touring rock legends, and it’s a solid pick for guests who want to be in the middle of the action without booking a luxury megaresort.
Stats at a Glance
- Location: Mid-Strip, 3667 S. Las Vegas Blvd., attached to Miracle Mile Shops
- Operator: Caesars Entertainment
- Opened: 2000 (as the New Aladdin); renamed Planet Hollywood in 2007
- Rooms: About 2,500 rooms and suites
- Price tier: Mid-range
- Casino: 68,600 sq ft, about 890 slots and 80 table games
- Signature attraction: Miracle Mile Shops, a 475,000 sq ft retail and dining complex
- Headline venue: PH Live, a 7,000-seat theater
Rooms, Pool and Casino
Rooms run from standard Strip- or city-view accommodations up to suites with soaking tubs and Eiffel Tower views toward Paris Las Vegas next door. The pool deck includes multiple pools, cabanas, and an adults-only area with DJ sets on weekends, geared more toward a lively daytime scene than a quiet retreat. The casino floor blends classic Hollywood-prop decor with a full range of slots, table games and a sportsbook.
Shows, Attractions and Dining
The resort’s 7,000-seat theater, currently branded PH Live, has cycled through several names over the years (PH Live, The Axis, Zappos Theater, Bakkt Theater, and back to PH Live) but has consistently hosted major residencies, including Britney Spears’ “Piece of Me” from 2013 to 2017 and multiple Scorpions residencies running through 2026. Criss Angel’s MINDFREAK also has a long-running home on property. Dining highlights include Gordon Ramsay Burger and Italian spot Caramella, both feeding into the Miracle Mile Shops food and retail corridor that wraps around the casino.
Location and Who Should Stay Here
Planet Hollywood sits close to the Strip’s center, an easy walk to the Bellagio fountains, the Cosmopolitan and the Sphere is a longer walk or rideshare north; T-Mobile Arena and the Park MGM district are about 10-15 minutes on foot to the south. It suits visitors who want a central, walkable base with built-in shopping and shows at a mid-range price, rather than travelers chasing a top-tier luxury stay or a quiet, family-first resort.
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Planet Hollywood Las Vegas FAQs
What is the resort fee and parking situation at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas?
Planet Hollywood charges a nightly resort fee that has ranged roughly from the $30s to $50s depending on the season, plus daily self-parking and valet fees typical of Caesars properties; Caesars Rewards Diamond and higher tiers get parking waived.
How walkable is Planet Hollywood to the rest of the Strip?
Very walkable. It’s connected to Miracle Mile Shops and sits within a short walk of Bellagio, Paris Las Vegas and the Cosmopolitan, though Sphere and the northern Strip require a longer walk or a rideshare.
What shows play at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas?
The on-site PH Live theater has hosted long-running residencies from artists like Britney Spears and the Scorpions, alongside Criss Angel’s MINDFREAK, making it a strong pick for travelers building a trip around a specific residency.
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