Trump Hotel Las Vegas, Luxury hotel in Las Vegas, US
Trump Hotel Las Vegas is a five-star hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada, with a glass facade rising 189 meters (620 feet) above the Strip. The structure spans 64 floors, housing hotel rooms, condominiums, and vacation units managed by Hilton Grand Vacations.
The hotel opened in March 2008 following a partnership between Phil Ruffin and Donald Trump. The project took shape during a construction boom before the financial crisis and has since anchored the northern Strip skyline.
The tower's name comes from part-owner Donald Trump, and its two restaurants carry personal marks: DJT, his initials, and the poolside H2(eau). It opened without a casino, a deliberate choice explained by Eric Trump as avoiding the "ding, ding, ding" of gaming floors. The hotel long lacked union representation until about 500 workers joined Unite Here in December 2015.
The building offers restaurant DJT for upscale dining and H2(eau) poolside for casual meals. Guests reach upper floors via elevators in the lobby, while the pool area sits outdoors with views toward the surrounding desert.
The tower reaches 622 feet (190 m), making it Las Vegas's tallest residential building; the gold-infused glass is a separate detail, not the source of that record. A second, identical 64-story tower was planned beside it, but the mid-2000s recession halted the project. The building stands on 3.46 acres that were once part of the New Frontier's rear parking lot.
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