Like many Caesars properties that have been renovated, the rooms are comfortable – nothing over the top, but you’ll be satisfied more often than not (just avoid a room by the elevators if you can help it – I had one where you could constantly hear them going up and down).

The room isn’t overly appointed, but it is comfortable and gets the job done well. The rooms in Planet Hollywood feel larger than many other standard room types I have stayed in on the strip. The casino floor itself has a quite modern feel to it – the lighting and so forth evoke a party atmosphere, and with loud music and a DJ spinning on weekends during the times I have been there, it fits the mood set on the casino floor. The table minimums were about average for the strip in the times I have looked around. They also have the Pleasure Pit, which features female dealers in more sexy attire, for players who prefer that sort of thing. The table games are clustered in the middle, and have a good mix of standard and more exotic fare. But they do have a good variety, including 50/100 hand machines, which I enjoy playing. Video Poker is also grouped heavily a bit into the interior of the casino, and has the standard below-average pay tables you can expect from a Caesars property, and as such you can expect the slots to probably pay below average as well. Planet Hollywood has seen its machines get upgraded over time, but they do have some sections that feature classic games, so it is good for those who are fans of both newer and older games. The games are, like many strip casinos, a mix of older machines and newer ones.

Some games are also multi-denomination to attempt to offer some sort of diversity. The machines are largely weighted towards penny slots, although there is a higher limit area towards the back of the casino. It features 1,000 machines and 100 table games. Like many Caesars-owned properties on the trip, the casino floor is not particularly huge. Let’s take a look at the property and what you can expect. It was among the first to be completely updated as part of a multi-year project by Caesars to modernize its room stock, and its casino floor remains one of the newest and most modern on the strip. Over the next few years it changed hands and became the Planet Hollywood, and is a part of the Caesars Rewards network of casinos. Planet Hollywood started as the new Aladdin, a ground-up build-out replacing the previous Aladdin. Affiliate links have no impact on our recommendations.

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