Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel & Casino

Treasure Island is a solid choice if you’re looking for a fun Vegas experience without breaking the bank. The location is perfect — right on the Strip and connected to the Fashion Show Mall via a pedestrian bridge, which is super convenient. The casino has a lively vibe and the drink service is pretty fast, especially for a mid-tier resort. The rooms are clean and comfortable, though a little dated. Nothing fancy, but they do the job. The beds were comfy and the view from our room was great. Check-in was easy and valet service was quick, just remember to tip the drivers — they hustle. Restaurants and bars on-site are decent — we enjoyed Gilley’s for a casual dinner and the bar was always hopping with good energy. Overall, Treasure Island is a good mix of value, location, and entertainment. Not ultra-luxurious, but definitely fun and convenient.

This was a good stay- reasonable rate for a clean, spacious room with a good view. In fact, we booked a "run of the house" room and it happened to be a corner room with an excellent two huge window view. A couple notes-- check in was a nightmare. We stood in line for about an hour and a half from 11pm-midnight after flying all day. For whatever reason, everyone else was too. They had 6 or so receptionists open and actively working but that was an unwelcome surprise when we just wanted to rest. There is a quick check in kiosk but unsure if it worked, as we didn't see it until after and they weren't routing anyone there. Additionally, the A/C was decent, but not the cold we might prefer. To be fair, it was a HOT week and all A/Cs struggle at a point. Great location. Beware drink prices in the hotel- they're super high. Also, they'll charge you for the resort fee at check in, but not literally pull it from your account until check out. It's confusing, but they don't double charge you.

The hotel is in a great location — walking distance to the Strip. However, it’s a poor choice if you’re traveling with a baby under 2, as the rooms don’t have a microwave. Warming milk was extremely difficult. The front desk staff wasn’t welcoming, and one of them spoke so loudly during check-in that everyone in line could hear my conversation. The room was said to fit 4 adults, but the “Deluxe King” felt more like a Queen bed. Housekeeping staff is polite and helpful. Be prepared to pay extra for almost everything. If you booked through a third party and selected two Queen beds or one King, expect to be given a King room by default. Two Queen beds will likely be “sold out” unless you pay $40 more per night. A Strip view costs an extra $30. Things only seem to become available if you’re willing to pay extra. Overall, convenient location, but not family-friendly and customer service needs improvement. One ⭐️ to housekeeping staff.