
Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
Best for travelers who want direct access to Miracle Mile Shops, family-friendly and adults-only pool options, and straightforward Strip entertainment.
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Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino is a Hollywood-branded, mall-connected Strip resort with pool decks and big-show entertainment; The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas is a trendy luxury casino resort across the Strip known for nightlife, high-end dining, and its balcony rooms. Read this if you want a side-by-side view to decide whether you want a more casual, mall-and-show-oriented stay (Planet Hollywood) or a trendier, nightlife-and-dining-focused stay (The Cosmopolitan).
Updated · about 0.1 mi (about 0.1 km) apart

Best for travelers who want direct access to Miracle Mile Shops, family-friendly and adults-only pool options, and straightforward Strip entertainment.

Best for travelers who prioritize trendy nightlife, a larger roster of signature restaurants and bars, and rooms with balcony options.
When Planet Hollywood wins: Choose Planet Hollywood if you want direct access to Miracle Mile Shops, a FlowRider wave-surfing attraction, two distinct rooftop pools (one family-friendly and one adults-only), and easy access to large-show venues like Zappos Theater. It’s a practical pick for mixed groups who want both casual and lively on-site dining and a central Strip location.
When The Cosmopolitan wins: Choose The Cosmopolitan if nightlife, dining variety, and a style-forward room experience (including balcony rooms) matter more. The Cosmopolitan has more restaurants and bars, a reputation for late-night energy, and a slightly larger room offering overall.
Bottom line: Both hotels put you in the center of the Strip and are an easy walk from each other. Pick Planet Hollywood for a mall-connected, show-and-family-friendly base with strong pool options; pick The Cosmopolitan for a food-and-nightlife-focused, trendier luxury stay.
| Category | Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino | The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Hollywood-branded, high-energy, mall- and show-oriented | Trendy luxury, nightlife- and dining-focused |
| Location (Strip) | Connected to Miracle Mile Shops; steps from Bellagio fountains and Eiffel Tower replica | On the Strip across from Planet Hollywood; steps from Crystals and Bellagio fountains |
| Distance between them | about 0.1 mi / 0.1 km | |
| Size (rooms) | about 2,496 rooms | 3,032 rooms |
| Check-in minimum age | 21 (primary guest must be 21 to check in) | |
| Pools & pool vibe | Two outdoor rooftop pools on the 6th floor: a family-friendly North Pool and an adults-only South Pool; FlowRider attraction, cabanas and daybeds | Outdoor seasonal pools with poolside bars and cabana/daybed options (seasonal access; reservations and fees may apply) |
| Restaurants & bars | 9 restaurants and 5 bars (including Strip House, Gordon Ramsay Burger, P.F. Chang’s, Yolös) | 18 restaurants and 8 bars (including notable signature venues; 24-hour room service available) |
| Spa & wellness | Reflections, The Spa at Planet Hollywood — 32,000 sq ft, 35 treatment rooms, spa day-pass available | Full-service spa with Turkish bath/Hammam and treatment rooms (spa size not published) |
| Casino & gaming | Large casino floor (roughly 75,000–100,000 sq ft referenced across sources) with sportsbook and big-venue entertainment | Casino floor listed at about 110,000 sq ft with VIP gaming rooms and a large mix of slots and tables |
| Meetings & event space | Extensive meeting and event spaces (Celebrity Ballroom, various ballrooms and meeting rooms; Cvent/caesars listings ~83,200 sq ft) | Large conference center and meeting rooms totaling about 150,000 sq ft (40 meeting rooms listed) |
Planet Hollywood puts you directly on the Strip with an indoor link to Miracle Mile Shops and immediate access to nearby Strip landmarks.
Pick Planet Hollywood if you want the comfort of a mall connection and quick access to big Strip sights and shows.
The Cosmopolitan sits directly across the Strip and offers immediate access to CityCenter, Crystals, and nearby nightlife.
Pick The Cosmopolitan if you want to be in the heart of Strip nightlife and close to CityCenter dining and shopping.
Planet Hollywood offers a broad mix of 'Ultra' rooms and suites with family and view options, focused on a Hollywood theme.
Planet Hollywood is a solid, variety-rich choice for groups and travelers who want straightforward, themed rooms and easy mall access.
The Cosmopolitan is known for rooms with private terraces/balconies and a more boutique-luxe design approach in many accommodations.
The Cosmopolitan is better if having a balcony/terrace or a more design-forward room is important to you.
Planet Hollywood has many recognizable, casual-to-upscale dining options anchored by celebrity and themed venues.
Choose Planet Hollywood for reliable, varied dining with recognizable names and casual group options.
The Cosmopolitan emphasizes a wide variety of restaurants and bars, often with a late-night focus and signature chef-driven venues.
The Cosmopolitan is the better pick for food-focused travelers and those who plan late-night bar and dining hopping.
Planet Hollywood’s pool deck delivers two rooftop pools, an on-site FlowRider, and both family and adult atmospheres.
Pick Planet Hollywood if you want active pool features (FlowRider) and distinct family vs adults-only pool areas.
The Cosmopolitan offers outdoor seasonal pools with poolside bars and cabana options geared toward a stylish pool day experience.
Choose The Cosmopolitan if you want a fashionable, lounge-style pool day with cabana and daybed options.
Planet Hollywood provides a big spa and 24-hour fitness options plus active evening entertainment on property.
Planet Hollywood mixes a full-service spa and fitness facilities with big-show entertainment and round-the-clock casino energy.
The Cosmopolitan leans into late-night programming and a high number of bars/restaurants; a full-service spa supports relaxation during the day.
Pick The Cosmopolitan if you plan to focus on nightlife and dining with spa recovery between late nights.

Planet Hollywood — direct connection to Miracle Mile Shops makes shopping and casual dining convenient.

The Cosmopolitan — more restaurants and bars and a reputation for trend-driven nightlife.

Planet Hollywood — two rooftop pools, a FlowRider attraction, and distinct family vs adults-only areas.

The Cosmopolitan — known for rooms and suites that include private terraces or balcony options.
Planet Hollywood has a family-friendly North Pool and easy access to Miracle Mile Shops, making it a better fit for families traveling with children; note primary check-in requires a guest 21 or older, but children may stay in the room.
The Cosmopolitan is more nightlife- and dining-focused, with more restaurants and bars and a late-night scene; Planet Hollywood also has lively nightlife but leans more toward big-show entertainment and a mall connection.
Pools at both properties are seasonal. Planet Hollywood’s pools operate March–October/November windows and have published hours; The Cosmopolitan’s pools are described as outdoor seasonal pools — check the property for exact seasonal dates and hours.
Yes. Both Planet Hollywood and The Cosmopolitan list a minimum check-in age of 21 for the primary guest.
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