Tonight I am at Planet Hollywood, which is a Caesars property in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Let's take a look at what we have in this room, and I'll get to what the room type is.
It's pretty late so forgive me if I seem a little bit out of it.
I got in really late.
This is an Ultra Hip Room with two queen beds.
And it being sold out tonight I was not able to secure an upgraded room by way of City
View, Pool View, or obviously the best, which is a Premium Fountain View, for this room
type.
You have the single vanity in the bathroom and noticeably absent I do not see a makeup
mirror.
It's not a deal breaker for me, but it might be for you.
Here you have a soaking tub.
Very spacious bathroom now that I'm looking at it.
I just got in here.
And over here you have a walk-in shower.
Let's take a look at that.
Okay.
So the room size is definitely in the "sweet spot" for me.
I know it's over 400, probably close to 450 square feet.
Kinda like the color scheme in the room.
My kind of style.
So it is two queens.
And let's see what we have between the two beds.
Right here.
Okay.
You do have a television.
Pretty good size.
Not really large, though.
And let's see what we have in here, which is open, actually.
Okay, you have some hangers.
And on this side -- yep, there's the safe.
And I believe there is a fridge in here -- as I said, this is my first look.
Not there.
Yes, that is a Magic Chef mini fridge.
And it looks like more places to store your belongings down here, and over here.
The check-in -- my Lord, it was a pain, so I'm definitely gonna get to these Minnesota's-own
Gray Duck Vodkas pretty soon.
We'll make short work of those hopefully before I go down and gamble some.
And hey look -- there's a wild zebra spotting.
So let's see what the room cost.
This is an Ultra Hip Room, as I said, two queen.
No view to be seen, but I will get to that soon.
So this was Wednesday to Friday, and per night it was $109 for base rate.
$20.73 was the tax.
$45.95 was the resort fee.
And $175.68 was the grand total.
That is per night, but I got it comped.
The last thing I wanna do is show a view, which is what I described, so I'll just -- by
the way here is the seating for two in the corner.
I forgot to mention that.
I'll show a view in the morning.
Not really one to be seen, as I said.
It's not city, pool, or fountain.
There is a view of The High Roller, very limited.
So for this room type, obviously, up, yeah it can only go up from here, that's for sure.
The property itself -- I like its location.
If you're a Caesars fan you can go right next door to Paris.
And from Paris you can also go to Bally's.
If you're an MGM fan, or you just want to go to both, well they have Bellagio and the
newly-acquired Cosmopolitan.
As for entertainment options, I came out here to see Shania Twain.
Unfortunately she had to shut it down, and it looks like she could return late August
at the earliest from what I heard.
But if you're a fan of Miranda Lambert, she is gonna have a residency open up in September.
So, Planet Hollywood.
Fun casino.
The rooms?
They're okay.
The size is definitely the selling point, I think.
It's nice that they have a fridge.
So C'est la vie, and thank you for watching.
Just now checking out of Planet Hollywood and I forgot to show you that in the corner
you do have seating for two where you can look outside and -- I believe I didn't even
mention -- maybe for a lot of people the biggest attraction for coming to Planet Hollywood
and staying is The Miracle Mile Shops.
So I recommend you go there.
You can spend the whole day down there.
And instead of losing money in a slot machine, you can lose it at the mall.
As far as the view?
Yeah, it does not impress me much.