Best rooms at Planet Hollywood, ranked
Best rooms at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino depend on view and space. For Strip-facing panoramas and extra living space choose the Ultra Panorama Suite or Ultra Boulevard Suite, while the Ultra Resort Vista Room and Ultra Resort Room are best-value options with large windows and Strip or city views.
In this guide
- Top pick for views and space: Ultra Panorama Suite
- Best for elevated Strip views with a dedicated living room: Ultra Boulevard Suite, Strip View
- Best value with a view: Ultra Resort Vista Room
- Best budget-friendly and compact options: Ultra Hip Room and Ultra Resort Room
- Best for fountain or landmark views: Ultra Hip Premium Room, Fountain View & Ultra Hip Room, Fountain View
- Practical considerations when choosing rooms
Top pick for views and space: Ultra Panorama Suite
If your priority is a large suite with sweeping Strip views, the Ultra Panorama Suite is the clearest choice. It’s listed as a one King Bed suite and is described among the property’s signature suite types.
Suites like this typically include distinct living and sleeping areas and larger bathrooms compared with standard rooms; photos linked to Planet Hollywood show suites with curved seating, suspended daybeds and large Strip-facing windows that match the Ultra Panorama Suite profile.
- Bed configuration: 1 King Bed
- Best for: travelers who want suite living space and Strip views
- Photo that matches this section: 63
| Feature | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Separate living area | More space to entertain or work without using the bed area |
| Strip-facing windows | Day or night skyline views from the suite |
| Larger bathroom | More comfortable for longer stays or two guests |
Best for elevated Strip views with a dedicated living room: Ultra Boulevard Suite, Strip View
The Ultra Boulevard Suite, Strip View (1 King Bed) is the higher-floor suite option specifically identified with Strip views. Expect a suite layout with a living area and picture windows that frame the Las Vegas skyline.
This room is a good match if you want suite amenities but prefer a layout focused on views of the Strip rather than the wider panorama of the Ultra Panorama Suite.
- Bed configuration: 1 King Bed
- Best for: travelers who prioritize direct Strip views from a suite living area
- Photo that matches this section: 57
| What you get | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Living area | Space to relax separate from the bedroom |
| Strip view | Direct view of the Las Vegas Strip and nearby landmarks |
| Suite privacy | More space for small groups or couples |
Best value with a view: Ultra Resort Vista Room
The Ultra Resort Vista Room (1 King Bed) is listed among the property’s Ultra Resort options and appears in Planet Hollywood imagery showing large arched windows and city/Strip views. It’s a strong mid-range pick for travelers who want a nicer view without booking a suite.
The Ultra Resort Vista Room often includes the same in-room basics covered by the resort fee (WiFi for two devices, fitness center access), while delivering a spacious layout and window seating for skyline viewing.
- Bed configuration: 1 King Bed
- Best for: travelers who want a view without suite pricing
- Photo that matches this section: 70
| Room feature | Typical advantage |
|---|---|
| Arched/large windows | Better natural light and skyline views |
| Seating nook | Space to relax and watch the Strip |
| King bed | Comfortable for couples |
Best budget-friendly and compact options: Ultra Hip Room and Ultra Resort Room
For standard stays, the Ultra Hip Room (available in 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds) and the Ultra Resort Room (1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds) are the main entry-level choices. The Ultra Hip Room has many configurations (city view, pool view, mountain view, fountain view) so you can prioritize whichever view matters most.
The Ultra Resort Room is another straightforward option that shows in property imagery as a large guest room with seating and city views — a solid balance of value and comfort.
- Ultra Hip Room: multiple view and accessibility configurations (City View, Pool View, Fountain View, Mountain View, Smoking, Hearing Impaired, Tub Transfer, Near Elevator)
- Ultra Resort Room: available in king or two-queen layouts, often with arched windows or Strip views
- Best for: travelers focused on price, basic comfort, and options for specific views
| Room type | When to pick it |
|---|---|
| Ultra Hip Room (City/Pool/Fountain/Mountain options) | When you want a theater-friendly price with a specific view |
| Ultra Resort Room | When you want larger windows or a slightly more spacious mid-range room |
| Room (Room Type Assigned on Arrival) | If you’re flexible and want a potentially lower rate (room type assigned at check-in) |
Best for fountain or landmark views: Ultra Hip Premium Room, Fountain View & Ultra Hip Room, Fountain View
If seeing the Fountains of Bellagio or other Strip landmarks is important, choose the Ultra Hip Premium Room, Fountain View or one of the Ultra Hip Room, Fountain View configurations. Planet Hollywood sits across the street from the Bellagio fountains and the hotel lists fountain-view room types explicitly.
Fountain-view rooms are good for guests who plan to watch the Bellagio show from the privacy of their room; they may be more limited in supply, so it helps to request the view at booking and reconfirm at check-in.
- Room names to request: Ultra Hip Premium Room, Fountain View; Ultra Hip Room, Fountain View
- Best for: viewing the Fountains of Bellagio from your window
- Note: Views and sightlines depend on exact room location and floor
| Room | View |
|---|---|
| Ultra Hip Premium Room, Fountain View | Fountain of Bellagio and nearby Strip landmarks |
| Ultra Hip Room, Fountain View | Direct fountain view options in standard Ultra Hip configurations |
| Ultra Hip Room 1 King Bed, City View | Wider Las Vegas skyline if fountain sightline is not available |
Practical considerations when choosing rooms
Minimum check-in age at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino is 21 with government-issued photo ID required; bookings and check-in must meet this requirement even though children may stay in a booked room. Keep this in mind if traveling with a companion under 21.
A mandatory daily resort fee applies and covers in-room WiFi for two devices, fitness center access, and in-room local/toll-free calls. Parking and other services often carry additional charges unless you qualify for a Caesars Rewards tier that waives fees.
- Check-in begins at 4:00 PM; standard check-out is 11:00 AM
- Resort fee includes WiFi for two devices; extra devices typically cost extra
- Self-parking and valet are available for a surcharge unless waived by Caesars Rewards tier
| Policy | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Check-in age | 21+ and photo ID required at check-in |
| Resort fee | Mandatory daily fee covering WiFi (2 devices), fitness center access, and local calls |
| Pool access | Two rooftop pools on the 6th-floor deck; South Pool is 21+ and North Pool is family-friendly |
