Is Trump International Hotel Las Vegas worth it? Honest pros and cons
Yes — Trump International Hotel Las Vegas is worth it if you want a quiet, non-gaming, full-service hotel on the Strip with spacious suites, a year-round heated pool, an on-site spa and complimentary valet. It’s best for travelers who prioritize large rooms, a smoke-free environment and easy access to Fashion Show Mall rather than casino action.
In this guide
Location and first impression
Trump International Hotel Las Vegas sits at 2000 Fashion Show Drive, just off the Strip and directly across from Fashion Show Mall. The location puts you within easy walking distance of shopping and major Strip sights while keeping you removed from casino floors.
This is a 64-story, non-gaming, non-smoking condo-hotel that projects a quieter, more residential feel than most Strip resorts — helpful if you prefer calm after shows or meetings.
- Address: 2000 Fashion Show Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89109
- Direct access to Fashion Show Mall (across the street)
- Walking distance to Wynn, Treasure Island and The Venetian
| Nearby | Approx. walk or note |
|---|---|
| Fashion Show Mall | Across the street |
| Wynn Las Vegas | About a 10-minute walk |
| The Sphere / The Venetian | Within easy walking distance |
Rooms and suite experience
Rooms and suites are noticeably larger than typical Las Vegas rooms; many suites include living areas and kitchenettes. Exact room and suite types include Superior Room, Deluxe Room, Suite, 1 Bedroom, Corner; Superior Suite, 1 Bedroom; Deluxe Suite, 1 Bedroom; multiple Penthouse configurations (1–3 Bedroom) including Penthouse, 1 Bedroom, City View and Penthouse, 1 Bedroom (Strip View).
Suites are arranged more like condominium units (kitchenette or full kitchen in many layouts) and are suitable for longer stays or family visits. If space is a priority, choose one of the Penthouse or 1 Bedroom suite options.
- Room names to look for: Superior Room; Deluxe Room; Suite, 1 Bedroom, Corner; Superior Suite, 1 Bedroom; Deluxe Suite, 1 Bedroom; Penthouse options (1–3 Bedrooms).
- Many suites list King Beds and sleeping capacity up to four guests.
- Complimentary Wi‑Fi is included; premium high-speed is available for a fee.
| Example room | Notes |
|---|---|
| Superior Room | 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds |
| Suite, 1 Bedroom, Corner | 1 King Bed; separate living area |
| Penthouse, 1 Bedroom, City View | 1 King Bed; larger square footage, city view |
Pool, spa and fitness
The hotel has a single outdoor heated pool with one jacuzzi, open year-round for registered guests; cabanas and daybeds are available for an extra charge. Pool hours vary seasonally (winter vs. March–October), and hotel guests arriving before their room is ready may use the pool and spa locker facilities for a day fee.
The Spa at Trump is an 11,000-square-foot facility with treatment rooms, steam rooms, separate saunas/steam facilities, a co-ed relaxation lounge and a menu of massages, facials and body treatments. The fitness center is open 24 hours and overlooks the pool deck.
- Pool hours (seasonal): winter months shorter hours; March–October extended hours (check hotel for exact times).
- Spa hours: Monday 10:00am–3:00pm, Tuesday closed, Wednesday–Sunday 9:00am–5:00pm.
- Spa age policy: minimum age 12 for services; under-18 guests need adult accompaniment.
- Fitness center: open 24 hours with pool views.
| Facility | Key details |
|---|---|
| Outdoor pool | Heated, 1 jacuzzi, guest-only access, cabanas available |
| The Spa at Trump | 11,000 sq ft, multiple treatment rooms, steam rooms, service charge applies |
| Fitness center | Open 24 hours, pool views |
Dining, room service and events
DJT Restaurant & Bar is the main on-site restaurant, serving American-style breakfast, lunch and dinner with a late-night bar menu. Poolside dining and drinks come from H2(EAU), the pool bar and cafe with a casual menu and full bar during open season.
In-room dining ('2GO') is available with hours matching restaurant service. The hotel also offers multiple event venues, including a 64th-floor Empire Penthouse and pool-level ballrooms for meetings and weddings.
- DJT Restaurant & Bar hours: breakfast 6:30am–11:30am; lunch/dinner 11:30am–10:00pm; late-night bar menu 10:00pm–12:00am.
- H2(EAU) pool bar hours vary seasonally; check current schedule before arrival.
- Private dining and event spaces available (Empire Penthouse, Broadway Room, Madison Room, North Deck, Trump Boardroom).
| Dining option | What to expect |
|---|---|
| DJT Restaurant & Bar | Refined American menu, open for all main meals |
| H2(EAU) | Poolside bar and light fare; seasonal hours |
| In-room dining (2GO) | Breakfast, lunch and dinner service available |
Practical matters, fees and pet policy
A $39.00 plus tax per room, per day resort fee is charged at check-in and covers items like basic wireless internet (up to eight devices), a spa credit, bottled water and local calls. Complimentary valet parking is provided; oversize vehicle parking is not available.
The hotel is pet-friendly: a one-time pet fee of $125.00 covers up to two pets under 25 lbs per room and the hotel supplies pet amenities such as bowls and beds. The property is 100% non-smoking and enforces a large smoking fine for rooms.
- $39.00 + tax per room per day resort fee (includes Wi‑Fi, two bottles of water, spa credit, etc.).
- Complimentary valet parking; no oversize vehicle parking.
- Pet fee: one-time $125.00 for up to two pets under 25 lbs; amenities provided.
- Smoking policy: 100% non-smoking; in-room smoking results in a $1,000 fee plus tax.
| Item | Policy / amount |
|---|---|
| Resort fee | $39.00 + tax / room / day |
| Pet fee | $125.00 one-time (up to two pets, <25 lbs) |
| Incidentals | $100.00 per night pre-authorization often applied |
Who should stay here — and who should not
Stay here if you want roomy, suite-style accommodations, a quiet smoke-free/non-gaming property on or near the Strip, family-friendly amenities, an on-site spa and complimentary valet. It’s a strong pick for business travelers who need meeting space, families who want space without casino exposure, and guests who value a residential feel.
Skip this property if you want to be in the center of casino nightlife, if your priority is in-hotel gambling and late-night casino entertainment, or if you need many on-site dining and late-night options beyond the single main restaurant and pool bar.
- Good for: families, longer stays, guests wanting large suites, visitors avoiding casinos.
- Not good for: travelers seeking active casino life, many late-night dining options on-site.
| Traveler type | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Families / longer stays | Recommended (spacious suites, kitchenette options) |
| Casino-focused visitors | Not recommended (property is non-gaming) |
| Business groups | Recommended (meeting and event spaces available) |
