We stayed at Treasure Island for 4 nights in early January 2007.

We had a standard room (27110) at the very end of the hall, with a North-facing view. We liked the position of the room, but it is quite a hike from the elevator, so be aware of this if you request a room at the end of the hall.

As others have noted, the bed is comfy. The pillows, however, are not so comfy. They are so tiny. Make sure to ask for extras. Also, there is no mini-fridge or coffee/tea in the room.

The room was an okay size. However, we could hear everything coming from the room next door. While there, we heard our neighbour's cell phone ringing and his entire conversation (word for word). Luckily, we had good neighbours (no noise at night), but I was suprised to find the rooms so lacking in sound-proofing.

Treasure Island has a good location. It is close to the Wynn and the Venetian and the Fashion Show Mall.

We ate at the Buffet (good for breakfast - lots of choice, and you get coffee and juice included in the price). There is always a line, but it moves quickly. We also tried the Coffee Shop (good, huge portions) and Pho (it was okay, but I wouldn't go back).

The check-in was interesting. We got there around 11am, and were unable to check-in, since it doesn't open until noon. When we went back at noon, the line was huge. We felt like we were waiting in line for concert tickets.

Overall, this hotel was okay. I can't say anything really bad, and I would go back if I got a good deal. However, it seemed to lack something, and I think that for a few extra bucks, it would be worth it to try the Wynn or the Venetian.

We spent the nights of January 1 and January 2, 2007 at Treasure Island. The location of the hotel is great as far as its relation to other hotels on the Strip, especially for the price we paid ($99/night). Our extended family actually had 4 rooms booked but when we arrived (5pm) only one of them was clean. By 9pm, one was still not ready. I suppose this is somewhat excused because it was a holiday and they were short on housekeeping staff, but it bothered my in-laws quite a bit. Other than that small problem, the hotel was great. The beds are absolutely the most comfortable beds I've ever slept in. They were amazing. The rooms had flat screen tv's and were very new-looking and spacious. The rooms also did not smell of smoke at all, thankfully. We didn't gamble, and we didn't eat in the hotel so I can't comment on those aspects. The "Sirens of TI" show out front is ridiculous - don't waste your time. Thankfully it was free.

My hubby and I stayed at Ti Dec 3-4, 2006. The petite suite was beautiful and had an awesome view of the strip. His and hers bathrooms gave my hubby and I just enough space that we didn't drive each other crazy this trip... that was a great aspect of the room, besides the huge soaking tub, which was kind of a novelty but very nice. The bed was comfy and the room was clean and neat. The only thing I found worn was one drawer on our dresser was off track, and we were unable to fix it, but no big deal. The bathrooms were spotless every day when we returned to the room. All the staff we encountered were very polite. We particularly noticed the high prices for snacks and convenience items at the vending machines and gift shops, if you can find a local drug store and stock up, it will be cheaper. We ate at the buffet for lunch and it was good. We also ate at the Cafe and it was pretty good too. We really enjoyed the "Dueling Pianos" at the Kahunaville bar. We also ate there and the food wasn't great, but okay. We were disappointed that we stayed at TI while they were doing winter maintenance, so the Sirens show was shut down and the Tangerine bar was closed. Bummer...... I highly recommend the petite suite at the TI, I didn't see any of the other rooms. There is close access to the Mirage also, from TI by tram and walkways to the Fashion Show Mall. Also, don't gamble at TI, we lost too much money, no slots were hitting. Oh, the other thing we noticed was the construction across the street, the Venetian addition. It was a little noisy during the day but didn't notice much at night.

Non-smokers be aware!

We booked a Tower Deluxe room via the TI website. Upon arrival, we were notified that smoking is permitted in all of those rooms. We were fairly upset, given that no mention is made of this on the hotel website. We then asked for a non-smoking room and were told (at 6:00 PM) that we could be accommodated on the 21st floor (nice view) that all available rooms still needed cleaning and that a "rush" cleaning would take an hour and a half. So...we stored our luggage and went out to dinner. Upon returning at 9:00 PM we were told that our room still wasn't ready, but we could have a room on the 6th floor (crappy view of the adjacent mall).

The hotel isn't bad, but we won't stay there again.