Treasure Island Las Vegas

Treasure Island Las Vegas is an independent resort at 3300 S Las Vegas Blvd on the north end of the Strip in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States. It is owned by Phil Ruffin and is not part of the large MGM or Caesars groups, which gives it a distinct, mid-priced position among its neighbours. The resort stands next to The Venetian and across from the Fashion Show mall, to which a pedestrian bridge connects, and Wynn and Encore are a short walk away. Harry Reid International Airport is about fifteen to twenty minutes by car. Originally themed around pirates, the property has moved to a more contemporary style while keeping its name and a relaxed, family-friendly reputation compared with more exclusive resorts nearby. Rooms are offered as Deluxe Kings, Petite Suites and Suites, which are practical and comfortable rather than lavish. Amenities include a casino, a pool area, a spa and a fitness centre, and the resort has restaurants, bars and a showroom that hosts entertainment. A mandatory resort fee of roughly $40-$55 per night is charged on top of rates that often run from about $70 to $300, and the property is rated around 4.1 by guests. Because the pedestrian bridge leads to Fashion Show and the nearby Venetian and Palazzo can be reached within minutes, the hotel works well for visitors who want to explore the north end of the Strip on foot at a lower price than the neighbouring luxury resorts. Service is straightforward, suiting couples, families and budget-conscious leisure travellers as well as people attending events or shows in the area. Weekday rates are often among the lowest on this stretch of the Strip, and the property is generally less crowded than larger resorts.