Having been to Treasure Island a few years ago, we had high hopes for our stay, but it was a bit of a letdown overall.

When we arrived (Monday afternoon) they had about 4 staff checking people in and out. There was a huge queue to check in, and they were really slow in getting through it. The lady who checked us in asked a couple of questions about our stay but she certainly didn't come across as being genuinely welcoming.

To be fair, we asked her if we could get a strip view and she organised a room with 'panoramic views' - this was good as we got two different views outside (it was a shame the windows were filthy though!!!)

The hotel's location was a huge selling point - it's at the top of the middle bit of the strip, near lots of other impressive hotels/casinos, and right beside the Fashion Show Mall which is good.

Our room was OK by Vegas standards. Whilst it was spacious, it just didn't feel very clean and maybe it felt like it was showing its age.

We had mixed views about the casino itself. As a cheapskate, it was great that they had quite a few low stakes tables!! Staff and other players were really friendly. Some of the dealers were really good in giving advice.

My only criticism was that the casino felt a bit dark and dingy compared to many of the others on the strip, so it wasn't that welcoming.

At the end of our stay we had another long wait to check out (just not quite as long as the people who were waiting to check in that Saturday afternoon - the queue was huge!!).

So, in summary, if we're lucky enough to get back to Vegas again soon, we'll probably stay somewhere else!

This is a little late, but we just booked another trip to LV and I was reminded that I didn't write a hotel review from August.

First of all, we loved the hotel. The room was wonderful. Very clean! Overall, it was a great experience.

Some negatives:
The bathroom didn't have a fan so it got really misty when someone took a shower, and with four of us, the condensation became so great that water was dripping from the ceiling.

The restaurants at TI weren't that great. After the first meal we were compelled to look elsewhere.

Location-I felt like we really weren't close to anything. Mirage was next door, and Wynn was across the street but the properties for those hotels are so BIG it takes forever for you to get past them. Also, Wynn was waaaay too pricey for us.

We are going to stay at Luxor in April, I like the flavor of that side of the strip and we got a great deal from usairwaysvacations.com. I remember that the Luxor side of the strip had lots of places to stop in and eat, shop, and its closer to the new planet hollywood complex. (Which I've heard has a huge mall with lots of restaurants and stores)

I went to a conference that was held at Treasure Island and was pleasantly surprised at how nice it was. I had never been inside the hotel and with the big pirate ships outside I didn't know what to expect. The check-in area has appropriately gaudy casino carpet, but once you get through the casino and up to the floors, the halls are modern and tastefully decorated, as are the rooms. I had just a normal room and it was a large room with a comfortable bed, nice linens, a chaise, a desk and chair and a decent sized bathroom. There was also a mirror mounted to the wall of the bathroom that had a light and a magnified side which made it great for doing my makeup. The closet automatically lights up when you slide the door open so be sure to close it (kind of like a fridge that way). The only thing I didn't love was when I made the reservation I had planned to get one room for me and my co-worker but they would not guarantee that the room would have two beds -- so I reserved two rooms to be sure. I like my co-worker, but not that much! The other thing to beware of is that even though they charge one night's room and tax when you reserve the room, they do not tell you that when you check in they authorize a nearly $300 charge on your credit card for each room for incidentals. It drops off in a few days but it would have been nice if they'd have told me they were doing that. Overall, a very nice place to stay with several restaurant options in a good location.

stayed at ti from march 7-10 (friday -monday) and loved staying there!!! check in was a breeze, requested 2 connecting non smoking, did not have but gave us a smoking room connecting but you couldnt even tell it was a smoking room and it was a strip view room!!
the beds are every bit as comfy as all the reviews say. perfect for the 4 or 5 hours of sleep a night you get in vegas. we had 2 queen beds in each room and everyone slept great
bathrooms are plenty big, showers big enough for two and lots of room to change and move about.
the 2 rooms worked perfect for our group of 8, not too much room but not too crowded, besides if your in vegas what are you doing hanging out in your room all day and night anyway!!
booked the rooms through the hotel website and changed the rate 3x when they went down and you can save 10% if you have a triple A card!!
casino had plenty of $5 blackjack and roulette tables all weekend, expected $10 minimums but was glad to play cheap tables. dealers were friendly and there seemed to be a young fun crowd in the casinos.
food - ate at the TI coffee house which had good breakfast, lots of food good for the price. did the sunday champagene brunch at the buffett, a little pricey but you can get your moneys worth if you try.
pool was nice and had a good party vibe, the girls hung out there mostly during the day while the guys gambled. would not stay here if looking for an amazing pool but what they had worked for the time of year we stayed there. didnt book this hotel based on the pool
overall i would recommend staying at TI if you want a young party vibe, comfy beds and cheap gambling to hit up on your way to and from the room!!!