For decades, the Trump brand has been synonymous with high-stakes luxury and “gold-standard” hospitality. From the sun-drenched coast of Florida to the rugged cliffs of Scotland, Donald Trump’s portfolio of resorts offers a unique blend of high-end sports, elite social life, and historic grandeur. In 2026, these properties continue to set benchmarks for the global elite.
- Mar-a-Lago Club, Palm Beach (The “Winter White House”)
- While technically a private club, Mar-a-Lago functions as one of the most exclusive resorts in the world. Built in the 1920s, this 20-acre estate is a Mediterranean-style masterpiece.
- The Highlight: The 20,000-square-foot Grand Ballroom decorated with $7 million worth of gold leaf.
- 2026 Status: Often referred to as the “Southern White House,” it serves as a primary residence and a high-security hub for political fundraisers and international summits.
- Exclusivity: Membership initiation fees in 2026 have reportedly soared to $1 million, making it one of the most difficult “resorts” to access globally.
- Trump National Doral, Miami
- This is the crown jewel of Trump’s golf portfolio. Spanning 800 acres in the heart of Miami, Doral is a “city within a city.”
- The “Blue Monster”: Home to the legendary Blue Monster course, it remains a premier destination for professional golfers.
- The Big News: In a historic move, President Trump selected this resort to host the 2026 G20 Summit, promising to utilize its 100,000 square feet of meeting space to host world leaders.
- Amenities: It features over 600 guest rooms, a 48,000-square-foot spa, and the famous Royal Palm Pool with 18 private luxury cabanas.
- Trump Turnberry, Scotland
- For those seeking historic elegance, Trump Turnberry on the Ayrshire coast is widely considered one of the best resorts in Europe.
- The Lighthouse Suite: This iconic lighthouse, converted into a two-bedroom luxury suite, offers unparalleled views of the Irish Sea and the Isle of Arran.
- The Golf Heritage: It is home to the Ailsa course, which has hosted the Open Championship multiple times and is consistently ranked among the top courses in the world.
- Trump International Hotel & Tower, Gold Coast (Australia)
- New to the portfolio in 2026, this landmark development marks the Trump brand’s first official entry into the Australian market.
- The Scale: Rising 335 meters, it is set to be the tallest building in Australia.
- The Experience: It features a 6-star resort-hotel, an exclusive Beach Club, and ultra-luxury residential apartments with panoramic beachfront views of Surfers Paradise.
The “Trump Standard” of Luxury
What defines a stay at a Trump resort in 2026?
- Gilded Aesthetics: The use of Austrian crystal chandeliers, rare Italian marble, and hand-carved furniture remains a signature design element.
- Hyper-Personalization: Through the “Trump Card” loyalty program, guest preferences—from pillow firmness to specific mineral water brands—are meticulously tracked and applied across all properties.
- Elite Security: Given the owner’s status as a sitting president, these resorts offer some of the most advanced security infrastructures in the hospitality world, a major draw for high-profile travelers.