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Treasure Island Las Vegas

At a Glance

Pros

open-air hangout spots
modern rooms
fabulous pool area

Cons

weird vestiges of pirates
cramped poker room
tiny sidewalk out front

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Treasure Island Las Vegas Review

TI's rooms are now contemporary and inviting, with soft hues, marble bathrooms, and floor-to-ceiling windows. Several cavernous suite types are available, some outfitted with Bose CD-stereos and all with whirlpool tubs. The pool area was recently renovated, and is now one of the Strip's swankiest. For the best experience, rent out one of the private cabanas that come with a LCD TV and a personal host to attend to your every wish. Though it's probably best to have dinner off-property (the restaurants are underwhelming), finish off your day at Christian Audigier The Nightclub, a bar from the man behind Ed Hardy designs. Amenities: Pampering is a favorite pastime in Las Vegas, and few places are as extravagant and lush as Wet, TI's spa and salon. A special massage for expectant mothers is said to relieve the stress of carrying around an unborn child, while the Ti Thai treatment blends warmed lavender and marine-salt boluses with ancient Thai massage techniques to hit all right pressure points. During the months of March through September, pool deejay "The Mike Kleid Show" entertains weekend afternoons with a mix of Top 40, reggae, and party music. Shopping options at TI are scarce, though there is a Bijoux Terner accessory store for ladies. In terms of entertainment, nothing tops Mystère, one of the most successful Cirque du Soleil shows. The resort's connected by tram to the Mirage, making transit between the two properties a cinch.

Contact Information

Address: 3300 Las Vegas Blvd. S, North Strip, Las Vegas, NV, 89109 | Map It
Phone: 702/894--7111; 800/288--7206
Website: www.treasureisland.com
Location: Treasure Island Las Vegas (TI)

Hotel Amenities

2,665 rooms, 220 suites.
Restaurants, bars, pool, gym, spa, parking.
Rooms have: safe, Internet, Wi-Fi.

Member Reviews

christina317, from Ft Lauderdale

10/31/09

I just came back from a 3 night stay 10/21-24. First time staying at TI. Rooms were somewhat smaller than I expected, but yet very nice & clean. Bed was extremely comfortable. Buffet was good. Casino alot of fun.

Ratings details: Room: 4 | Atmosphere: 4 | Service: 4 | Value: 4
bbeer, from Georgia

6/17/07

TI is your typical medium sized hotel on the strip. Large, full of people and lots of smoke in the casino. The check in line was long, but the staff was helpful and friendly. My room was just ok. Everything worked but the room itself was a little tired. The beds were comfortable and the bathroom was clean. The casino was full of smoke so I did not spend a lot of time there. The best thing about this hotel is the show Mystere is here which is one of the best shows in Las Vegas. The Fashion Show Mall is next door and has a connecting walkway. There is also a tram between TI & the Mirage which is a much fancier hotel. The Mirage is only slightly more expensive and if I were to stay in this area again, I think I'd stay at the Mirage as it is a much prettier hotel. TI also offers a free pirate show several times a day, but you don't have to stay here to see the show.

Ratings details: Room: 4 | Atmosphere: 3 | Service: 4 | Value: 5
garrettpi, from Fort Kent, Maine

5/23/07

TI has to be the best casino my wife and I have ever stayed at in Las Vegas. The rooms are elegant, the casino is centrally located for checking out the sights and the staff is very friendly and courteous. TI isn't so big you feel like you get lost in it while it has many of the nice amenities of Strip hotels, for the price and entertainment, we will be going here again soon!!

Ratings details: Room: 5 | Atmosphere: 4 | Service: 5 | Value: 4