Planet Hollywood suites deals

The Ultra Panorama Suite is the clearest suite option in the source set, with 2 queen beds, a Strip view, and 180-degree views of the Las Vegas Strip. The room description also notes an oversized soaking tub and that 2-bedroom suite upgrades are available.

Because the suite appears in the hotel room listings rather than a deal card, pricing is not stated in the sources. Use it when the main decision is view and suite space, not an advertised starting rate.

Suite Escape on the deals page is the closest matching promotion for select-suite savings, and it is valid for stays through December 30, 2026.

The Ultra Hip Room 1 King is a 431 sq ft room with a 1 king bed and a location in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip. The source describes it as bright, bold, and fitted with luxury bedding, designer touches, and a mini refrigerator.

KAYAK also lists a free cancellation rate for an Ultra Hip, 1 King, Non-Smoking, Hearing Impaired room at $109 before taxes, with another Ultra Hip Room King City View Non-Smoking option at $124 before taxes. That gives this room a useful budget range for direct comparison.

For value, this is a practical pick when you want a king-bed room at Planet Hollywood without paying suite-level rates.

The Ultra Hip Room 2 Queens is also listed at 431 sq ft and comes with 2 queen beds. The hotel copy says these rooms feature luxury bedding, designer touches, and a mini refrigerator, with window design based on availability.

KAYAK lists several versions of this room with free cancellation, including a standard Ultra Hip, 2 Queens, Non-Smoking rate at $104 before taxes, plus city-view and mountain-view versions at $114 before taxes.

This is the room to watch if you want two beds and the lowest listed entry rates among the Planet Hollywood room choices shown in the sources.

The Ultra Resort Room 2 Queens is a straightforward option at 431 sq ft with 2 queen beds. The source copy highlights luxury bedding, designer touches, and a mini refrigerator, with window design based on availability.

This room type appears in the same hotel room group as the Ultra Hip options, so it belongs in the same comparison set for travelers who want a standard room and do not need a suite.

Use it as a comparison point when checking rates against the Ultra Hip Room 2 Queens, which KAYAK lists from $104 before taxes.

The Ultra Resort Vista Room is listed with 1 king bed and a window design based on availability. It is part of the same 431 sq ft room family as the other Ultra rooms, which keeps the comparison simple for guests who want a king-bed setup.

The source does not publish a starting rate for this room type, so the main value is choosing the king-bed layout and checking whether the available window setup works for your stay.

When comparing on price, the listed Ultra Hip king option at $109 before taxes gives a useful benchmark for the room family.

Suite Escape is the main suite deal on the Planet Hollywood Las Vegas offer page. The source says it gives limited time savings on select suites, with bookings available through April 30, 2026 for stays through December 30, 2026.

This offer does not list a dollar amount, so the decision point is timing and eligibility rather than a fixed price. Compare it with the room-only rates shown on KAYAK if you want to see whether a suite discount beats a lower standard-room price.

If you want a suite and a flexible travel window, this is the offer to check first.

The Caesars $300 & $400 deal gives a simple package choice: 2 nights + $200 food/bev credit or 3 nights + $250 food/bev credit. The deal page presents it as an all-in ticket in the heart of the Strip, with promo code CZ300 or CZ400.

Because this is a package offer rather than a suite-only rate, it works best for guests who value food and beverage credit along with the room. It is one of the most concrete price-linked offers in the source set.

Use it as a benchmark against suite discounts if you are comparing total stay value, not just the room rate.

Advanced Purchase Savings is the rate plan for planners who can book early. The hotel page says it offers up to 30% off for stays booked 30+ days in advance, while the deal page version says 10% off for stays 30+ days in advance.

That difference means the exact discount depends on which booking path and rate version you land on, but the booking window is the key fact to watch. If you are flexible, it is one of the easiest ways to lower the room total before comparing suites and standard rooms.

Pair this with the room listings to see whether early booking beats the suite-specific promotion on your dates.

Stay Longer, Save More is a straightforward stay-length discount. The deal page says you get an additional 20% off when you book three or more nights, with promo code STAYLVN.

This is useful if your dates already run long enough to qualify, since the discount is tied to nights stayed rather than a suite category. It can be compared directly with room-only rates to see whether a longer stay unlocks better value.

For travelers flexible on length, this can be more useful than a one-night flash sale.

This is the best-supported price comparison room in the source set. KAYAK lists the Ultra Hip, 2 Queens, Non-Smoking rate at $104 before taxes, with other versions at $109 and $114 depending on view and accessibility notes.

The room itself is 431 sq ft with 2 queen beds, plus air conditioning and a TV in the KAYAK room details. If you want to compare against suites, this is the cleanest lower-cost baseline.

It is a practical benchmark for anyone comparing room-only rates before moving up to a suite.

The Ultra Hip Room 1 King stays in the same 431 sq ft footprint as the two-queen version. KAYAK lists a city-view version at $124 before taxes and a hearing impaired version at $109 before taxes.

The hotel copy highlights luxury bedding, designer touches, and a mini refrigerator. If your choice comes down to bed type and view, this is the room to compare against the two-queen version.

It gives a simple king-bed option without jumping to the suite tier.

The Ultra Resort Room 2 Queens matches the same 431 sq ft baseline and 2 queen beds. The room description mirrors the other Ultra rooms with luxury bedding, designer touches, and a mini refrigerator.

Because the sources do not publish a price for this room, it is best used as a layout comparison point rather than a rate target. It sits in the same size class as the lower-priced Ultra Hip rooms.

That makes it useful when you want to focus on room setup and keep price comparison against the Hip room family.

The Ultra Resort Vista Room gives you a 1 king bed option in the same room family. The source notes that the window design is based on availability, so the view aspect can change depending on what is open for booking.

No direct price is shown, which makes this a comparison room rather than a deal headline. It is the kind of option you check when the king-bed layout matters more than a published discount.

Compare it with the Ultra Hip Room 1 King, which KAYAK lists from $109 before taxes.

Advanced Purchase Savings rewards early planners. The sources state 30+ days in advance and show discount levels of either 10% off or up to 30% off depending on the page and booking path.

Because the savings are tied to timing, this offer is best used when you have fixed dates and want to compare the final total across rooms and suites. It is the simplest way to check whether your room rate drops enough to justify the booking window.

It pairs well with the lower-priced Ultra Hip room listings.

Stay Longer, Save More gives an additional 20% off when you book three or more nights. The source also provides promo code STAYLVN.

This deal is easier to value when you know your stay length already, because the discount is tied to nights rather than to room type. For travelers comparing suite rates, that makes the math straightforward.

If your plan is a longer Vegas stay, this can beat a one-night rate drop.