Best rooms at Trump International Hotel Las Vegas — ranked
Top pick: Penthouse, 3 Bedrooms is the best overall room for space and skyline views; if you want a one-bedroom option with corner views choose Suite, 1 Bedroom, Corner. For budget-friendlier options that still feel roomy, pick Deluxe Room or Superior Room depending on bed configuration.
In this guide
- Why the Penthouse, 3 Bedrooms tops the list
- Best one-bedroom: Penthouse, 1 Bedroom (Strip View) or Penthouse, 1 Bedroom, City View
- Best for corner views and a balance of space: Suite, 1 Bedroom, Corner
- Best value and everyday options: Deluxe Room and Superior Room
- Best for families and extended stays: Penthouse, 2 Bedrooms, City View and Suite options
- Practical tips: check-in, pool, pets and spa that affect which room to choose
Why the Penthouse, 3 Bedrooms tops the list
Penthouse, 3 Bedrooms is the largest sleeping option and is listed among the property's penthouse inventory (three king beds) — it offers the most living and sleeping separation for groups and families.
Choose this room if you want the maximum space, expansive city and Strip sightlines from a condo-style setting, and private areas for everyone to spread out.
- Beds: 3 King Beds
- Best for: large families or groups who want separate bedrooms and living areas
- Privacy: most separation between bedrooms and living/dining areas among listed room types
| Why choose it | When to avoid |
|---|---|
| Maximum space and multiple bedrooms | If you only need a single bedroom or want a lower price |
| Top-tier penthouse feel and views | More expensive than one-bedroom suites and standard rooms |
| Good for multi-night stays where separate sleeping areas matter | Overkill for solo travelers or couples on a short stay |
Best one-bedroom: Penthouse, 1 Bedroom (Strip View) or Penthouse, 1 Bedroom, City View
If you want a one-bedroom experience with a penthouse layout opt for Penthouse, 1 Bedroom (Strip View) for direct Strip-facing views or Penthouse, 1 Bedroom, City View for a wider city panorama.
Both are listed as Penthouse, 1 Bedroom options and are right for couples or two guests who want a dedicated bedroom, living room and the feel of a higher-floor residence.
- Beds: 1 King Bed in each Penthouse, 1 Bedroom option
- Best for: couples or two guests who want separate living and sleeping spaces
- View choice: pick Strip View for classic Vegas lights; City View for broader city/mountain outlooks
| Feature | Penthouse, 1 Bedroom (Strip View) | Penthouse, 1 Bedroom, City View |
|---|---|---|
| Primary advantage | Direct views of the Strip at night | Wider city/mountain perspective |
| Recommended for | Guests prioritizing nightlife and Strip scenes | Guests wanting quieter urban panoramas |
| Typical guest count | 2 Guests | 2 Guests |
Best for corner views and a balance of space: Suite, 1 Bedroom, Corner
Suite, 1 Bedroom, Corner provides a one-king-bedroom layout with corner exposures — more windows and cross-views than a standard suite or room.
This suite often feels brighter and roomier than standard rooms while keeping living and dining areas separate from the bedroom.
- Beds: 1 King Bed
- Best for: travelers who want a one-bedroom suite without booking a penthouse
- Good balance of living space, view and cost compared with penthouses
| What you get | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Corner windows and multiple exposures | More natural light and broader views |
| Separate living/dining area | Space to work or entertain inside the suite |
| One king bedroom | Comfortable for couples or solo travelers who want extra room |
Best value and everyday options: Deluxe Room and Superior Room
Deluxe Room and Superior Room are the hotel's standard room categories. They come with either 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds, so they suit solo travelers, couples and small families depending on bed choice.
Choose Deluxe Room if you want a comfortable standard room; choose Superior Room if you prefer room flexibility (king or two queens) or slightly different floor/amenity placement when available.
- Deluxe Room — 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds
- Superior Room — 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds
- Best for: budget-conscious visitors who still want hotel amenities (pool, spa, in-room dining)
| Category | Best for | Bed options |
|---|---|---|
| Deluxe Room | Couples or solo travelers wanting a standard room | 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds |
| Superior Room | Small families or friends sharing | 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds |
Best for families and extended stays: Penthouse, 2 Bedrooms, City View and Suite options
Penthouse, 2 Bedrooms, City View and the other two-bedroom Penthouse options (Strip View) give families space with two king beds and living/dining areas for meals in-suite.
Suites like Deluxe Suite or Superior Suite can also work for families who need space but fewer bedrooms. The hotel's standard policy allows up to four guests per room and infants/children under 13 stay free using existing bedding.
- Penthouse, 2 Bedrooms, City View — Beds: 2 King Beds; 4 Guests
- Penthouse, 2 Bedrooms (Strip View) — also a two-king layout
- Suites can be an alternative when you prefer a single larger living area rather than two separate bedrooms
| Room type | Sleeps | Why families pick it |
|---|---|---|
| Penthouse, 2 Bedrooms, City View | 4 Guests | Separate bedrooms and living space |
| Penthouse, 2 Bedrooms (Strip View) | 4 Guests | Two bedrooms plus Strip-facing views |
| Suites (Deluxe/Superior Suite) | Up to 4 Guests | Large single-suite living area and in-suite amenities |
Practical tips: check-in, pool, pets and spa that affect which room to choose
Check-in time is 3:00pm and check-out is 11:00am. The primary guest must be at least 21 to check in and a valid government ID and credit card are required at arrival.
If pool access during early arrival matters, you can arrive before your room is ready and still use the pool; the pool is heated year-round and restricted to registered hotel guests. Pool cabanas and daybeds are available for a surcharge.
- Pool hours vary seasonally (hotel lists winter and March–October schedules); pool guests may rent cabanas for an extra charge
- Pet policy: the hotel is pet-friendly (one-time fee applies for up to two pets under 25 lbs) — useful if you want to bring a small dog into a suite or penthouse
- Spa: The Spa at Trump has age restrictions (minimum age 12 for treatments) and offers multiple treatment rooms; a spa credit is included in the resort fee
| Practical item | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Resort fee | $39 plus tax per room, per day (includes Wi‑Fi, spa credit, bottled water, calls, etc.) |
| Valet parking | Complimentary for guests (oversize vehicle parking not available) |
| Incidentals | A credit-card pre-authorization is required at check-in |
