My wife and I stayed at Trump International from August 4th to August 10th. The hotel was immaculate and the service was great! There was no casino, but the walk to the nearest casino was so small, it didn't matter.

The room was cleaned daily, was beautiful and we had a great view. The bathroom was especially nice. I have nothing negative to say about the Trump International. I would easily stay here again. It is 5 stars all the way!

I guess the only small negative is the restaurant in the hotel is a little pricey, but you can eat just minutes away, so that was a non-issue.

My husband and I travel extensively on business throughout the US. We are in Vegas 2-3 times per year for various retail trade shows. We are not smokers or gamblers and thought that Trump Int'l would be perfect for us. Well the room is quite comfortable, however be prepared for the hidden costs. There is no self-parking only Valet thus be prepared to tip constantly. Although the in room kitchen is lovely, complimentary coffee is given to you only once. If you want more coffee, it will cost $6.00 per package which makes 2 cups. Toiletries are only replaced once. Please bring your own shampoo etc. For a five star hotel they are being very cheap. Why give me a sub zero refrigerator and charge me to brew coffee in the room? It doesn't make sense. We have stayed at various hotels on the strip and will not return here. I think the Venetian has better rooms, pool and amenities for the price. Sorry Donald.

If you think that the word quiet and the city of Vegas don't go together you would be so wrong! This hotel just minutes from the Strip and literally acorss the street from Nordstrom and the whole Fashion Drive mall is the epitome of class. No - there's no casino - no big restaurants - but what you do get are apartments that are to die for, service par excellence at a price that doesnt break the bank.
We'd go again in a shot

My wife and I stayed at the Trump, and with the exception of the room, found the hotel less than the 5 Star rating they boast. Their service is way overrated as their staff simply hasn't learned to pay attention to detail like other 5 Star hotels do.

For starters, let me say I bought the room through Priceline for $120 including fees and taxes, but not including the $14 per night parking fee!! This being said, we had a very difficult time getting checked-in. (Priceline Customer Service, maybe?) We arrived at a little after noon, and they didn't have our room ready, which didn't surprise me. I went on to a meeting and returned a couple hours later about 2:30pm. Nope, they still didn't have my room ready, but I had another errand to run. So I was back in an hour and the room was finally "cleaned", but didn't have the supervisor "seal of approval". Perturbed, I demanded the room and complained to the front desk manager, who defended their actions, saying the hotel check-in time was 3pm and they had delivered their room to me "only 56 minutes late". It is hard for me to believe that a Belagio, or Four Seasons, or Wynn would have allowed me to wait 4 hours for my room. I guess the front desk manager thought his explanation that he delivered the room only 56 minutes late after I had waited 4 hours made sense--it doesn't! He finally offered me a 2pm check out time, which we couldn't use.

Couple that with the fact that we saw couple after couple check in without a problem and go straight upstairs with their key.

Another incident occured when I drove up to the entrance and asked the parking attendant to hold my car since I was only going to be 5 minutes. When I returned to get the car in less than five minutes, they had parked the car. I ended up waiting another 10 minutes for them to find my car and bring it up from the garage. The front entrance was "very slow" at the time, and there was plenty of room to hold the car. (Annoyed again! NO TIP!! ) By the way, this hotel charges for parking, something the other major hotels on the Las Vegas Strip don't do. It's only $14 per day, but I found that another negative.

On a positive note, the room we had was an "Efficiency Unit" and very nice and clean. (The Priceline room overlooked the HVAC units, which really did not bother us since we weren't looking for a beautiful view. None-the-less, it is apparent that Priceline Customers are not treated like other customers at Trump. ) The room comes equipped with a stove, microwave, mini-frig, full set of dishes, utensils, and pots and pans, comfy sitting area, very comfortable bed, "Jacuzzi" tub, separate large shower, and double sink counter. It also has a coffee pot and they furnish the coffee, too. We actually went to the grocery store got some breakfast stuff, which saved us from spending big bucks on breakfasts there. One thing they missed was they did not put a dishwasher in the Efficiency, which makes no sense! The maids have to wash the dirty dishes daily By Hand! The Efficiency has everything else!

The hotel is a "condominium" hotel--the suites are all sold and then Trump just manages the hotel rooms collecting commissions for renting the rooms. Apparently, they have Efficiencies, one bedroom, and 2 bedroom suites.

All in all, if it hadn't been for the quality room, I would have given the hotel a 1 dot rating. We were looking forward to staying at Donald's place but really felt we were Trumped! I got a Priceline deal, but with the parking charge, I felt the deal was no bargain. I respect The Donald as a masterful entrepreneur and CEO, but this hotel needs a lot of work on Customer Service issues. They just don't get the idea--"It's the little things that make a big difference".