I tried Hotwire for the first time and got setup with Trump. It's off the strip, but right across the street from the mall which is convenient. It really isn't far away from everything. I appreciated the price I paid, which was $110/night, and for last weekend, it was a steal compared to everywhere else, but the saying \"you get what you pay for\" came into play after my Vegas trip came to an end.\n\nI'll go ahead and say that the rooms are plenty big for a couple. The best example I could think of is it being the size of an Elara suite, just one of it's king size bedrooms. It comes with a hot tub which is HANDY for long days of walking & clubbing. The door entrances are separated from another door outside which allows for privacy. These were good things I found worked for this hotel.\n\nThere were definitely more dislikes however then there were ikes.\n\nOne thing I disliked about this hotel was that there was no self parking. You have to valet it, and I don't trust how people drive my car. When we left, someone's car got hit, and they were doing paper work for it. It's just an example of ish that could happen and if you want to drive it around you have to tip the driver just to be courteous.\n\nAnother thing was that the hotel was close to the train track. How about investing on some sound proof windows? The train horn can be heard every time it passes by, and over the weekend at night it happened at least 2-3 times. Very annoying.\n\nYou also will be charged a $25/resort-fee + $3 service charge I think. Why? I don't know. Hotwire tells you after you purchase which is BS. They say it's so you get free access to the WIFI, the workout center, and you get free water.\n\nThe pillows were also too soft for my liking. They would get to flat once your head laid on it. Having two just raised your neck waiting to be woken up to a cramp.\n\nIt was a gamble that I took, and in the end, it was a lousy one. My girlfriend and I were able to live with it, but I had high expectations because of the TRUMP name.
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