We did not stay here, only went to shop for a few specific specialty items. Finding a parking space was very challenging! We were in a 4 door Tacoma and the spaces were tight! Many of the garage escalators were non operational and it appear rundown. Many shops and dining. We do not care to be accosted by the “sales hawkers”. It is reminiscent of walking through a third work market. But we did find what we were looking for!

This was my first time to this Planet Hollywood mall in eight years. You will find a balanced selection of restaurants, shops and stores as you make your way through before getting to the casino floor. Note the stores here are not designer stores that you will find at the Aria casino complex. A few places were out of business and they had a large section of faux sky (ceiling) missing due to an apparent water leak above the fountains. So, for me the mall is basically a means to an end.

Very very nice shopping and eating experience. The miracle mile have many shops from clothing, shoes, souvenirs and eatery. It is a little retreat from the outdoor traffic.. it’s just indoors you out of the elements the walk through takes you along Las Vegas Blvd. So when go out you can be on Las Vegas Boulevard. Casinos in there, such as planet, Hollywood.

I stayed across the street from the Miracle Mile Shops. I have to say, this mall has the best shops for gifts! Also, just a better set up for walking around and browsing for items. I made a visit at the Miracle Mile Shops every day I was in Vegas.

The Miracle-Mile Shops inside an internal corridor in Planet Hollywood are so named because all 150+ stores are located in this retail mecca. The stores range from simple to the fancy, the restaurants suit all palates, and there even are two theaters for live entertainment. All the stores that we randomly walked into had wonderful sales personnel. We bought a bunch of kitschy stuff from Magnet Max, saw a very nice Variety Show at the “V” Theater, and had dinner here at La Salsa Cantina after the show. Everything is brightly lit and glitzy – like everything in Las Vegas. Go only if you have something planned in the area – like we did.

I was staying across the street at the Polo Towers, which is cheap, but doesn’t offer much of the Vegas lights, theatres, casino, & food. Right across the street, is the Miracle Mile Shops that offer many highlights with cheap prices. There were theatres with various shows, restaurants with $5.99 breakfasts, retail shopping stores, Vegas charms. & of course casino games.