Treasure Island - TI Las Vegas Hotel & Casino- a Radisson Hotel

Melissa Colunga

Over the years, I have had the opportunity to stay at numerous prominent hotels along the Strip, and I would confidently place this particular establishment among the top in my experience. Considering the age of Treasure Island, the rooms were impeccably clean and notably spacious, offering ample storage solutions including drawers and chests to organize personal belongings. The environment was remarkably quiet. Our room was equipped with a large window that provided an impressive view of the new Hard Rock Cafe, which is currently under construction. The air conditioning system functioned exceptionally well; however, the shower exhibited an unusually high water pressure, to the extent that my son declined to use it again.

Charlene B

We stayed at Treasure Island Las Vegas and overall had a good stay, but there are a few things worth knowing before you book. The room was clean and comfortable, and the housekeeping staff did a great job. We stayed on the 33rd floor, but we could still hear traffic noise from outside, especially at night. If your booking includes breakfast, don’t expect a full buffet. It consists of a pastry, a boiled egg, and your choice of a hot or cold drink. It was fine, but quite basic. The pool is clean, and the pool staff were very friendly and helpful. However, there are very few free shaded areas. If you want guaranteed shade, you’ll need to pay to hire a cabana or reserve premium loungers with a canopy. Otherwise, you’ll have to keep moving around during the day and hope the shade from nearby structures reaches your sunbed. One thing we found disappointing was that there are no tea or coffee-making facilities in the rooms. You can get hot water from the TI Coffee Shop if you want to make your own drink, but it would have been much more convenient to have a kettle in the room. Overall, Treasure Island is a clean hotel in a great location on the Strip with helpful staff, but it’s worth being aware of the basic breakfast, lack of in-room tea and coffee facilities, and limited free shade around the pool.

Olga Gretskaya

We had a great stay at Treasure Island. While the hotel is a bit older, it offers everything you need and provides very good value for the price. The rooms were comfortable and clean, and the overall price-to-quality ratio was excellent. One of my favorite features was the pool with cool water—it was perfect after spending time outside in the Las Vegas heat. The location is also very convenient. There’s easy access to the CVS next door, which made it simple to grab water, snacks, or anything we needed. There are plenty of souvenir shops nearby, a Starbucks both inside the hotel and close by, and several good dining options. The casino wasn’t really my style because the ceilings felt a bit low, so I preferred to spend my time elsewhere. But overall, this is a solid hotel with a great location, good amenities, and excellent value. I would definitely stay here again.

Alzila

I booked a room couple weeks before my arrival since I was invited last minute to Las Vegas. The process was very straightforward and booking a room was simple online. Upon arrival I was given the option to check in and to receive my keys at the self service kiosk, but an issue occurred and I was redirected to the front desk. Both staffs that assist me were very welcoming, well trained, professional and understanding of my situation and was able to deliver the issue and I was able to get the key to my room and I was also upgraded to a higher floor. When I finally arrived to my room I was amazed with the view they gave me which was facing the strip. The room is very spacious and modern. You get all the basic amenities such as towels, a refrigerator, a table/desk, mirror, many charging ports, a television with many channels to choose from, a safe that can be accessed with a code of your choice, tables, chairs and much more that is included. For things such as toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, etc those are unfortunately not included, but do not sweat because there is a CVS on the main floor and you can purchase all of your needs there. Also on the same level as check in they have a gift shop, casino, many bars, restaurants, a tattoo shop, ice cream shop, their pool, and much more to look around. Thanks to all of their staffs that are employed here my stay was a satisfying and issue free one. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Las Vegas, to anyone that is overthinking were to stay at, if you are in need of a quick bite or if you just so happen to be in the area to check them out. I definitely will stay here again in the future.

Jose Carlos Dias - Dica

A Huge Disappointment in Las Vegas Treasure Island was, without a doubt, one of the biggest disappointments of my experience in Las Vegas. The service is extremely poor, and the overall impression is one of complete lack of organization and proper structure. The check-in process took more than one hour and forty minutes, with only one employee serving the entire line. The situation became so chaotic that there was even an argument among guests because people were understandably frustrated and upset with the long wait. Another major issue is the lack of basic facilities for guests: there are no luggage carts available to help with your bags. Breakfast was also a terrible experience. There was an extremely long line, yet only half of the tables were available, apparently due to a lack of staff. Guests were forced to wait for more than 30 minutes at makeshift tables just to have breakfast. On top of that, there is a very unpleasant smell throughout the casino and lobby, a strong combination of cigarette smoke and mothballs, which makes the environment even more uncomfortable. This is truly disappointing because Las Vegas is a destination where I expected to have a much better experience. Unfortunately, my stay at Paradise Island was marked by poor organization, extremely long waits, understaffing, and service that was far below expectations. If I were the manager of this hotel, I would honestly be embarrassed to offer guests an experience like this.