
Four Queens Hotel and Casino
Best for budget-conscious travelers and anyone who wants to stay steps from the Fremont Street Experience without a mandatory resort fee.
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Four Queens Hotel and Casino is a downtown Fremont Street casino hotel best for travelers who want old-school Las Vegas energy and no mandatory resort fee. Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino is a central-Strip, celebrity-branded resort for travelers who want big-Strip entertainment, shopping, and pools near major shows.
Updated · about 1.3 miles (2.1 km) apart

Best for budget-conscious travelers and anyone who wants to stay steps from the Fremont Street Experience without a mandatory resort fee.

Best for travelers who want a large Strip resort with multiple pools, a full-service spa, and on-site shopping and nightlife.
When Four Queens wins: Choose Four Queens if you want direct access to Fremont Street shows, a compact downtown casino experience, lower-profile prices, and a property that does not charge a mandatory resort fee.
When Planet Hollywood wins: Choose Planet Hollywood if you want to be in the middle of the Las Vegas Strip action, prefer more on-site restaurants, larger pool facilities, a full-service spa, and shopping/entertainment steps from your door.
Bottom line: Four Queens is the right pick for downtown-focused travelers who prioritize proximity to Fremont Street and a straightforward casino-hotel stay; Planet Hollywood is the better fit for travelers seeking full-Strip resort amenities, multiple pools, spa services and bigger crowds.
| Category | Four Queens Hotel and Casino | Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Classic downtown casino hotel with direct Fremont Street access and a compact, busy casino floor. | Large, entertainment-oriented Strip resort with celebrity/pop-culture branding, shopping and live shows. |
| Location | On Fremont Street Experience (downtown Las Vegas). | On Las Vegas Boulevard (Strip), near Miracle Mile Shops and Bellagio. |
| Size (rooms) | Approximately 690–694 rooms in two towers (North and South). | 2,496 guestrooms. |
| Casino size | About a 32,000 sq ft casino (downtown scale). | Casino floor listed at about 100,000 sq ft with thousands of slot machines and many table games. |
| Pools | No consistent on-site pool listing; guests may use a seasonal rooftop pool at sister property Binion’s across Fremont (weather permitting). | Two outdoor pools and two hot tubs, plus pool cabanas (surcharge) and a lifeguard on site. |
| Restaurants & bars | Several on-site venues including Hugo's Cellar (fine dining), Magnolia's Veranda, Chicago Brewing Co., Wana Taco and the Patio Bar. | About 9 restaurants, 5 bars/lounges and 2 coffee shops on site, including Strip House Steakhouse and casual outlets. |
| Spa & wellness | No on-site spa reported in multiple property fact sheets. | Full-service spa with treatment rooms and 24-hour fitness facilities. |
| Family / age policy | All ages welcome; children 12 and under stay free with existing bedding; minimum check-in age 21 (one registered guest 21+ required). | All ages welcome; property is not adults-only and does not restrict general bookings to adults. |
| Resort fee | No mandatory resort fee. | Not published |
| Nearby highlights | Fremont Street Experience, Slotzilla zipline, Mob Museum, Downtown Container Park, nearby downtown casinos. | Miracle Mile Shops, Las Vegas Eiffel Tower/Bellagio fountains, PH Live concert venue and other Strip attractions. |
Four Queens sits directly on the Fremont Street Experience in downtown Las Vegas.
Best for visitors who want immediate access to downtown Las Vegas attractions and Fremont Street energy.
Planet Hollywood is on the Las Vegas Strip near Miracle Mile Shops and the Bellagio area.
Best for travelers who want to stay amid Strip shows, nightlife and shopping.
Four Queens has roughly 690–694 rooms across North and South towers with a recent North Tower renovation.
Good choice if you want renovated rooms downtown and the option to request a quieter South Tower.
Planet Hollywood lists 2,496 guestrooms with standard Strip-resort room amenities.
Offers large-scale Strip accommodations with resort-style room features and quick access to Strip amenities.
Four Queens emphasizes a mix of old-school fine dining and casual downtown outlets.
Choose Four Queens for classic downtown restaurants and a smaller, focused dining lineup.
Planet Hollywood offers a broad collection of restaurants and bars across the resort.
Choose Planet Hollywood for variety and convenience when you want many dining and late-night options on-site.
Four Queens does not consistently list an on-site pool; guests usually use a seasonal rooftop pool at sister property Binion’s across the street (weather permitting).
If pools are a priority, confirm current access to Binion’s rooftop pool before booking Four Queens.
Planet Hollywood has two outdoor pools, two hot tubs, pool cabanas (surcharge) and an on-site lifeguard.
Planet Hollywood is the clearer choice for travelers prioritizing resort-style pool time on the Strip.
Four Queens focuses on downtown entertainment, gaming and local nightlife venues rather than a spa.
Pick Four Queens for casino-driven nightlife and immediate Fremont Street entertainment rather than spa-driven relaxation.
Planet Hollywood pairs large-scale Strip nightlife and concerts with a full-service spa and fitness facilities.
Choose Planet Hollywood if you want spa services plus nightly concerts, bars and Strip nightlife close by.

Four Queens — you step directly onto the Fremont Street Experience and its nightly canopy shows.

Planet Hollywood — two outdoor pools, hot tubs, cabanas and poolside service make it a stronger pick for pool time.

Planet Hollywood — roughly nine restaurants and multiple bars provide more on-site dining choices.

Four Queens — no mandatory resort fee and downtown location often leads to lower rates than large Strip resorts.
Four Queens is on Fremont Street; Planet Hollywood is on the Strip about 1.3 miles (2.1 km) away.
Independent sources conflict on an on-site pool; guests typically use a seasonal rooftop pool at sister property Binion’s across the street (weather permitting).
Planet Hollywood is not adults-only; it is a family-friendly Strip resort with many on-site amenities for a broad audience.
Planet Hollywood has a full-service spa; multiple property listings report Four Queens does not have an on-site spa.
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