
Trump International Hotel Las Vegas
Best for travelers who want a quieter, non-gaming luxury stay with large suites and a hotel-only pool away from casino noise.
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Trump International Hotel Las Vegas is a 5-star, non-gaming, smoke-free condo-hotel with large suites, a heated outdoor pool and a quieter feel just off the Strip; this guide is for travelers who want refined, casino-free accommodations close to Fashion Show Mall. The Palazzo at The Venetian is a 5-star all-suite casino resort connected to The Venetian’s restaurants, shops and entertainment; read on if you want roomy suites with immediate access to the Strip’s casino, dining and show infrastructure.
Updated · about 0.7 miles (1.1 km) apart

Best for travelers who want a quieter, non-gaming luxury stay with large suites and a hotel-only pool away from casino noise.

Best for guests who want one-stop access to casinos, dozens of restaurants, shopping and shows while staying in all-suite rooms.
When Trump International Hotel Las Vegas wins: choose Trump if you prioritize a 100% non-smoking, non-gaming environment, private pool access for registered guests, roomy condo-style suites and a calmer stay off the casino floor.
When The Palazzo at The Venetian wins: pick The Palazzo if you want immediate access to a large casino, many restaurants, nightlife and the Grand Canal Shoppes — it’s the more full-service Strip resort experience with convention and entertainment scale.
Bottom line: both are 5-star, suite-forward properties; Trump is the quieter, non-gaming option with a smaller, hotel-only pool and a strong spa program, while The Palazzo offers scale, many on-site dining/entertainment options and direct connection to Venetian amenities.
| Category | Trump International Hotel Las Vegas | The Palazzo at The Venetian |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Quiet, non-gaming luxury; condo-hotel feel | Bustling all-suite casino resort integrated with The Venetian |
| Location | Just off the Strip near Fashion Show Mall (2000 Fashion Show Drive) | On the Strip, connected to The Venetian (3325 Las Vegas Blvd. South) |
| Size | 1,282 rooms and suites (64-story building) | 2,854 guestrooms (all-suite property) |
| Gaming | No casino (non-gaming) | Full casino on-site (hundreds of slots and many tables) |
| Pools | One heated outdoor pool with one jacuzzi; guest-only cabanas available | Multiple pools and poolside bars (pool complex scale and cabanas available) |
| Restaurants & bars | DJT Restaurant & Bar and H2(EAU) pool bar plus in-room 2GO service | About 11 restaurants on-site plus multiple bars and coffee shops; 24-hour room service noted |
| Spa & wellness | The Spa at Trump (11,000 sq ft; treatment rooms, steam rooms, 24-hour fitness) | Full-service spa and fitness center (reservations required for treatments) |
| Meetings & events | Multiple event rooms including a 64th-floor penthouse and outdoor North Deck | Extensive conference center with hundreds of meeting rooms and large exhibition space |
| Known for | Non-gaming, smoke-free environment and large suites | All-suite layout plus immediate access to Venetian dining, shops and entertainment |
| Family & age policy | Family-friendly; primary guest must be 21+ to check in | All ages welcome; check-in minimum age not published in supplier listing |
Trump sits just off Las Vegas Boulevard across from Fashion Show Mall, within easy walking distance of several Strip attractions.
Trump is a short walk from Strip highlights but offers a calmer setting removed from the casino corridor.
The Palazzo is on the Strip and physically connected to The Venetian’s shopping, dining and entertainment.
The Palazzo puts you in the middle of Strip activity and walking access to shows, shops and nightlife.
Trump markets large condo-style suites and penthouses with in-suite conveniences and a residential feel.
Trump’s accommodations lean residential and spacious—good for guests who want suite-style living.
The Palazzo is an all-suite property offering many suite types and views tied to a large resort campus.
The Palazzo gives you lots of all-suite choices with resort-level service and optional club benefits.
Trump concentrates dining in a few signature outlets and in-room service.
If you prefer quieter hotel restaurants and in-room dining, Trump covers the basics well.
The Palazzo offers many more on-property restaurants, bars and cafes as part of its integrated resort footprint.
The Palazzo is stronger if you want a wide range of restaurants and late-night options without leaving the resort.
Trump offers one heated outdoor pool, a jacuzzi, private cabanas and a sun deck reserved for registered guests.
Trump’s pool is private, smaller and suited to guests who want a quiet pool experience.
The Palazzo provides larger pool complexes and multiple poolside venues as part of the resort experience.
Choose The Palazzo for larger pool options and a livelier pool scene connected to resort amenities.
Trump’s wellness offering centers on The Spa at Trump and a 24-hour fitness center overlooking the pool.
Trump is better if a compact, high-quality spa and a quieter evening are priorities.
The Palazzo offers a full-service spa plus the Venetian’s nightlife, nightclub and concert/entertainment program.
The Palazzo suits travelers who want spa services plus a full roster of nightlife and entertainment on-site.

Trump International — for travelers who want a smoke-free, non-gaming environment and quieter nights.

The Palazzo — if you want direct access to a casino, shows, restaurants and the Venetian shopping complex.

Trump International — condo-style suites and multiple penthouse configurations ideal for longer stays.

The Palazzo — many restaurants, cafes and bars onsite and in the connected Venetian complex.
Trump International is the quieter, non-gaming choice; The Palazzo is busier because it’s an active casino resort.
The Palazzo has a large on-site casino; Trump International is a non-gaming property.
The Palazzo offers far more restaurants and bars on the resort campus; Trump’s dining is concentrated in DJT and the H2(EAU) pool bar plus in-room dining.
Yes — both welcome guests of all ages, though Trump requires the primary guest checking in to be at least 21; The Palazzo’s supplier listing does not publish a minimum check-in age.
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