Treasure Island - TI Las Vegas Hotel & Casino, a Radisson Hotel - Resort hotel in Las Vegas - 3300 Las Vegas Blvd S, USA

Good mid priced Casino hotel. Suitable for families. Has free parking a with a link bridge from the rear. Spacious clean bedrooms. Long corridors (free ice machines). Two large pools for residents, with towels, changing areas, sunloungers and life guards if you want to get away from it all, shops and restaurants, including a Starbucks. Security guards at the ground floor lift lobby. Long queue to check is which is the opposite end of the hotel from the car park. Taxis outside 24/7. |It's at the top of the strip near the Trump building.|We went to see the fantastic 'Blue Man show' (need to pre book) and tried the 'Strat' drop ride at the bottom end of the strip. Also recommend visiting other shopping Mall areas above ground. Freemont Street area, Alexis' Paris restaurant for bottomless Brunch and the Gordon Ramsey restaurant.

*** AVOID LIKE THE BUBONIC PLAGUE - TREASURE ISLAND, AND THEIR CUSTOMER CARE, IS DISGUSTING! *** The cleanliness of the room was not for human habitat – I had serious health concerns with the air quality and the gathering of dust during our stay. The room was not cleaned once by housekeeping which resulted in a call to guest services for towel replacement and bathroom replenishing (toilet roles etc.). Additionally, the toilet was defective and flooded the bathroom which we scrambled to clean ourselves. Upon reporting this, an engineer came to the room and plunged the system. However, this didn’t resolve the problem of a constantly running toilet – The engineer said it was “fine to use”. Unfortunately, the problems didn’t end there - our shower failed to fully drain which resulted in used stagnant water being gathered in the bath – we had to use dirty wet towels to soak-up water. Again, these were never collected due to housekeeping not coming to the room. As the days went on, we felt forced to clean the room ourselves as our complaint made zero difference to the situation. Heavy dust would simply re-accumulate in a very short period of time (8 hours) which indicated a severe problem with your air filtration for that room. I did complain again upon check-out, but the duty manager didn’t want to speak with us and sent the checkout clerk back with an offer of $50 to "resolve the issue". I politely declined that offer and contacted the hotel management when I arrived home. After a week, they responded the offer of an upgrade for our next stay - this was declined for obvious reasons! Please, for the sake of your health, AVOID at ALL costs - the enclosed pictures speak volumes!

This is our favorite location for visiting the Consumer Electronics Show. We can walk across the street to the Venetian Convention Center or take a bus to the Las Vegas Convention Center, and there are two Starbucks inside and a CVS. Our room was dated but clean and the service was good. The woman who checked us in was one of the friendliest I've had in years. The coffee shop is huge and is great for breakfast.||The rest of the casino is pretty dated and could really use a refresh. It still looks the same as it did the first time I stayed there in 2013. While our room was clean, the walls are pretty thin and it could do with some updates as well.||All in all we like the TI for its location and value and would definitely stay there again.

Hotel is ok. Rooms are fine, the people are great! I lost my phone in the casino, they were quick to help. The security guard found it and was just amazing. Thanks so much for saving me. Hotel itself could use a make over but the location was great for a trade show at the Venetian.

Thanks to Slotomania my wife and I were able to stay and play at Treasure Island Las Vegas. We traveled with a couple of close friends and were later joined by a couple more beloved friends who unbeknownst to us flew out to surprise my wife and I at the hotel. Surrounded by so much love and friendship our trip and stay was an awesome experience! Treasure Island Casino Hotel is located right on the strip with access to shops and other casinos all within walking distance or short drive to other venues you might also find interesting. Depending on your room location you'll enjoy some awesome night views of the strip when things seem to really come alive. It's a great option if you're looking for a place to stay while in Vegas.

Overall, this hotel is good. Self-checking/checkout is provided, without no need to wait. We booked a king room, and it is spacious. The room is clean. My only concern is the room is pretty dry. I didn't sleep well during that night due to the dry condition. Also, if you want to see the sphere from the hotel, this place is not a ideal place. You should look for other hotels.

I reluctantly have to say that Treasure Island seems to have lost its marketing direction. Although you can tell at one time the company vision was clearly on a pirate theme, and as it was I hear it was an adventurous stay back in its hay-day. Unfortunately now it seems as if the Casino has long attempted to pull away from the theme yet it still has the remnant pirate ship of its forgotten theme at the "pier" of the hotel entrance. Other than not owning up to a theme such as all the rest of the hotels on the strip, I have to give it credit, where it lacks vision, it makes up in cheap table limits!!! Has one of the lowest table limits on the main strip! Plus, next door you have the open air "Fashion Show" Mall

The hotel itself was nice. The staff was great. Only issue I went into the Yacht Club for something to eat and drink four bartenders left me sitting at the bar for ten minutes until I got up and left. Will not be recommending that place to anyone. Definitely eat at Gilley's the food was excellent.