Every Trump Hotel is unique in its own way, but there is one thing that is common to all of them – they’re tall. Really, really tall. To borrow a phrase from fellow UpTake writer Amandaj – Where There’s a Trump, Things are Always Looking Up! 

Trump International Hotel & Tower Chicago - The 92-story Trump Tower looming over the Loop and North Michigan Avenue is the tallest hotel and the second tallest building in the US, after the Sears Tower. The Trump Tower’s roof tops out at 1,170 feet, with the spire reaching up to 1,389 feet.

Trump International Hotel & Tower Chicago

The 486 residences and 339 guest rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows, the 23,000 sq ft Spa at Trump, and the Sixteen Restaurant on the 16th floor with a terrace overlooking the Chicago River all combine to offer great views.

Seen from outside, the 1.2-acre riverfront park and the hotel’s glittering polished steel and glass exterior stretching up into the sky add a stunning landmark to the attractions in Chicago.  

Trump International Hotel & Tower New York - Another splendid example of Donald Trump’s think big philosophy is this 52-story Trump Tower with 167 guest rooms and suites with 10-foot-high ceilings and 9-foot-high windows offering spectacular views of Manhattan. Read More »

Overlooking the world below is one of life’s luxuries. Staying in one of the top 6 tallest hotel rooms* in the world can be defined as pure luxury. This list could also be titled “Top 5 Tallest Hotel Rooms in Dubai except for that first one in Saudi Arabia (because that one is ginormous) so I had to make it Top 6 Hotel Suites to make room for a non-Middle East country”.

Compiled below is the top 6 tallest hotel rooms and hotel suites in the world.

#1 Abraj Al Bait Towers (opening mid-2010)
Mecca (Mekkah), Saudi Arabia
Height: 1,952 ft – 76 stories
Reservations: not accepted at this time
(note: Unless you’re a devout Muslim and can pretty much prove you are, you’re not getting into Mecca. As cool as this place would be to see in person, many people will never get the chance as only Muslims are allowed in the city of Mekkah.)

Abraj Al Bait Hotel, Mecca, Saudi Arabia (artist rendering)

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