"A non-gaming luxury tower adjacent to the Fashion Show Mall — gold-clad, non-casino, and genuinely luxurious rooms with a polarizing brand."
Overall Rating
Trump International is a non-gaming luxury condo-hotel adjacent to the Fashion Show Mall on the North Strip. The rooms are genuinely large and well-appointed. No resort fee. No casino. The gold exterior is unmistakable. The brand is polarizing.
Trump International charges no resort fee. Combined with the large room sizes, it's a reasonable value for a luxury non-gaming experience.
The Trump brand generates strong reactions. Be aware of this when booking, particularly for group travel.
The rooms are genuinely large — studios start at 620 sq ft. The finishes are high-quality. The gold fixtures are a design choice you either love or don't.
One outdoor pool. Basic but functional.
How this resort holds up in peak Vegas summer (June–September)
Trump International has no pool — a significant summer drawback. The non-gaming environment is quiet, and the no-resort-fee policy is meaningful. The off-Strip location means you'll need rideshares to reach pool options. The large suites with kitchenettes are a practical summer advantage.
Opened in 2008. One of the tallest buildings in Nevada at 64 stories. A condo-hotel development — most units are privately owned and rented through the hotel program.
Non-gamblers who want a luxury hotel experience. International visitors. Travelers who want large rooms without casino noise.
Uber / Lyft
Rideshare — fastest option
Taxi (Metered)
Shared Shuttle
Shared shuttle ~$8–$12 per person
Trump International is a solid non-gaming luxury option if you can get past the brand. No resort fee, large rooms, and a North Strip location that's convenient for Fashion Show Mall shopping.
Independent
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