Trump International Hotel and Tower
The 64-story Trump International is a non-gaming, all-suite luxury tower across from the Fashion Show mall, with a striking golden-glass facade, spacious suites with kitchenettes and a quiet pool. A calm, high-end retreat just off the Strip, from $132/night.



Is Trump International Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates
The Trump International Hotel and Tower is impossible to miss — a 64-story tower whose golden-glass facade gleams above the north Strip, across from the Fashion Show mall. It's a non-gaming, all-suite property focused on quiet luxury and attentive service, a deliberate contrast to the casino resorts around it.
Suites are spacious and come with kitchenettes, and the high floors offer excellent views over the Strip and valley. With no casino and no crowds, it suits travelers who want a calm, refined base within a short walk of Wynn and Fashion Show. Rates start around $132 a night.
Two practical notes before booking. The nightly resort fee is $39 plus tax (about $44 all-in), and it buys real things: Wi-Fi on up to eight devices, bottled water, in-room coffee and a $25 credit toward a 50- or 80-minute spa or salon service. Parking, unusually for Las Vegas, costs nothing — the tower is valet-only and the valet is complimentary. The trade-off is geography: the Strip sidewalk is a five-to-ten-minute walk east past Fashion Show mall, and center-Strip landmarks like the Bellagio fountains sit just over a mile south, so plan on the 24/7 Deuce bus (it stops on Las Vegas Boulevard by the mall) or a short rideshare for anything below Wynn.
Insider tipBook by view, not by price tier: the city-facing Superior studios are the same 515-plus square feet as the pricier Strip-facing Deluxe rooms, and since the tower stands a block off the Boulevard, even a "Strip view" looks across the mall. West-facing high floors trade that for sunset over the Spring Mountains.Check Rates & Availability →
Rooms

Superior Room, One King Bed
2This non-smoking studio measures 515+ square feet, with the living and sleeping areas sharing one open space: a king bed, a sofa bed, a desk and a kitchenette. Floor-to-ceiling windows face the city side of the tower. The Italian marble bathroom has twin sinks, a spa tub and a separate shower.

Deluxe Room, One King Bed
2The Deluxe king studio uses the same 515+ square-foot open-plan layout — king bed, sofa bed, desk and kitchenette — but its floor-to-ceiling windows face the Las Vegas Strip. The Italian marble bathroom is fitted with twin sinks, a spa tub and a separate shower.

Superior One Bedroom
2This non-smoking suite measures 857+ square feet, with a separate bedroom (king bed) and a living room with a sofa bed and desk. The full kitchen is fitted with Sub-Zero, Wolf and Bosch appliances, and the floor-to-ceiling windows look out over the city. The Italian marble bathroom has twin sinks, a spa tub and a separate shower.

Deluxe One Bedroom
2An 857+ square-foot one-bedroom suite: the king bedroom sits behind its own door, the living room adds a sofa bed and desk, and the full kitchen carries Sub-Zero, Wolf and Bosch appliances. The Deluxe version faces the Las Vegas Strip through floor-to-ceiling windows; the marble bathroom includes twin sinks, a spa tub and a separate shower.

One Bedroom Corner Suite
2This non-smoking corner suite with a private foyer entrance measures approximately 900 square feet. The separate bedroom has a king bed with a down comforter and pillows, and floor-to-ceiling windows frame the Las Vegas Strip. The living room adds a queen-sized sofa bed, a coffee table and a flat-screen TV, alongside a dining area with seating for four and a wood-paneled, European-style kitchen with Wolf, Bosch and Sub-Zero appliances. There are two bathrooms: an Italian marble master bath with twin sinks, a spa tub and a separate shower, plus a second full bathroom with a shower off the living room. An in-room safe is included.

Deluxe Room Two Queens
4A 515+ square-foot open-plan studio with two queen beds, a desk and a kitchenette — the practical choice for families or friends sharing, sleeping up to four. Floor-to-ceiling windows face the Las Vegas Strip, and the Italian marble bathroom has twin sinks, a spa tub and a separate shower.

Penthouse One Bedroom Suite, City View
2This one-bedroom penthouse occupies the tower's upper floors with floor-to-ceiling windows turned west, over the city toward the Spring Mountains — quieter light than the Strip side, with sunset views. The suite has a separate living area with flat-screen TVs, a full European-style kitchen and an Italian marble bathroom with a spa tub.

Penthouse Two Bedroom Suite, Strip View
4A two-bedroom penthouse with panoramic views of the Las Vegas Strip through floor-to-ceiling windows. Each of the two master bedrooms has its own Italian marble bathroom with a spa tub; between them sit the living and dining areas and a European-style kitchen with Wolf, Bosch and Sub-Zero appliances. Sleeps up to four.

Penthouse Two Bedroom Suite, City View
4The city-facing twin of the two-bedroom penthouse: the same pair of master bedrooms with Italian marble baths and spa tubs, living and dining areas, and a Wolf, Bosch and Sub-Zero kitchen — but here the floor-to-ceiling windows look west across the valley to the Spring Mountains. Sleeps up to four.

Superior Room Two Queens
4This 515+ square-foot studio pairs two queen beds with a desk and a kitchenette in a shared living-and-sleeping layout, and sleeps up to four. Its floor-to-ceiling windows face the mountains west of the city; the Italian marble bathroom has twin sinks, a spa tub and a separate shower.
Location
2000 Fashion Show Drive

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