Fee verified: October 14, 2026 · Source: the Hotel Policies screen on Caesars' official booking page ("Resort fees: $62.30 ($54.95 plus $7.35 tax)")
Planet Hollywood Resort Fee 2026: $54.95 a Night (What You'll Actually Pay)
Bottom line
Planet Hollywood tacks $54.95 a night onto the room rate. Caesars' booking page breaks it down as "$62.30 ($54.95 plus $7.35 tax)." That $62.30 is what actually leaves your wallet each night. Per the terms, the only stated way out is Caesars Rewards Diamond status or higher. Other paths aren't guaranteed. Book Planet Hollywood on Booking.com
What you'll actually pay
Here's the math, since most sites blur the pre-tax and post-tax numbers:
- 1 night: $54.95 + $7.35 tax = $62.30
- 3 nights: $164.85 + $22.05 tax = $186.90
- 7 nights: $384.65 + $51.45 tax = $436.10
Download the full comparison table (CSV). Planet Hollywood vs. six other Caesars Strip properties, pre-tax and post-tax side by side.
What the $54.95 covers
Per Caesars' official Hotel Policies, the $54.95 covers: daily in-room high-speed internet (up to two devices), all local calls, and daily fitness center access for two. That's the whole package. Nothing special.
Who skips it
Caesars Rewards Diamond members and above don't pay the resort fee. Diamond requires 15,000 tier credits per year. Seven Stars members are also exempt. Everyone else pays. The fee applies to every occupied room, every night, across all room types (Ultra Hip, Ultra Resort, Ultra Suite).
One r/vegas regular puts it bluntly: comped room nights don't automatically mean comped fees. Beyond status, regulars mention one other path: raising a genuine problem with the stay at checkout. The same regulars warn against faking one.
It's like redeeming miles for a free flight and still paying the fuel surcharge and airport fees. The room is free. The stay isn't.
Seeing a different number elsewhere?
a site (last updated October 2026) lists the Planet Hollywood resort fee as "$52.10 per room, nightly." Caesars' official booking page lists $54.95 before tax. a site (last updated October 2026) lists "Resort fee: USD $62.30 per room, nightly" for Planet Hollywood. $62.30 is the total with tax. The fee itself is $54.95.
The fee went up
In 2021, Planet Hollywood's fee was $39.00 a night ($44.22 with tax), per the vegasmessageboard 2021 resort fee thread. In October 2026, Caesars' official booking page lists it at $54.95 ($62.30 with tax). That's a $15.95 jump in five years. About 41%.
Don't mix these up
Planet Hollywood vs. Hollywood Casino? Different companies, different cities. This page is about the Las Vegas Strip property operated by Caesars Entertainment, not the regional Hollywood Casino chain.
"No resort fee" listings? Third-party condo rentals near the Strip sometimes advertise "no resort fee." Those aren't Planet Hollywood hotel reservations. Different property, different rules.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the Planet Hollywood resort fee in 2026?
A: Planet Hollywood Las Vegas charges a $54.95 nightly resort fee before tax ($62.30 with tax), per Caesars' official booking page, verified October 14, 2026.
Q: Can the Planet Hollywood resort fee be waived?
A: The Planet Hollywood resort fee is waived for Caesars Rewards Diamond members and above. Diamond requires 15,000 tier credits per year. The only which vegas hotels charge no resort fee as a standing policy are Four Queens, Casino Royale, and Binion's.
Q: What does the Planet Hollywood resort fee cover?
A: The Planet Hollywood resort fee covers in-room high-speed internet for two devices, local calls, and fitness center access for two.
Q: Do comped rooms still pay the Planet Hollywood resort fee?
A: Yes, comped rooms at Planet Hollywood still pay the resort fee. Caesars' Hotel Policies don't carve out comped rooms. The fee applies per occupied room per night, with Diamond and Seven Stars as the only stated exemptions.
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