Stayed at Treasure Island as part of a conference. The room and bedding were very clean and comfortable. We were on the 26th floor that overlooked the pool area and down on the strip. The gambling floor was easy to navigate and the gambling comps were good. The pool was small but clean, fun and relaxing. We did have to pay for internet access which was a pain since I was there for work and needed to log in (yes, my company picked up the tab but still - come on - they should offer free internet). There was some construction while we there in the hotel but we were up and moving around anyway. Social House, the sushi place, is a MUST!! The Sirens show is also fun, very Vegas. The last time we were in Vegas we stayed out at Lake Las Vegas. I would very much recommend Treasure Island (oh yeah, I won $$ at Treasure Island!).

My boyfriend and I booked a room at TI because they seemed to have a good rate on a hotel right on the strip plus good reviews on TripAdvisor.

Our stay was nice. We were in a good location right next to the Fashion Square Mall which has a half price show tickets place in it. This was convenient since we wanted to see a few shows.

Our room was nice, nothing fancy. The bed was super soft and comfortable. The pool was a bit small but we didn't spend too much time at the pool.

Overall the place was fairly low key compared to some of the others on the strip.

We booked a deal with two $5 starbucks/ben and jerrys coupons, free internet, 10% off at the spa and $20 in casino money.

I would consider staying here again if I was looking for a place in this price range again.

Stayed with a friend of mine at TI the last week of June 2007.
Arrived to the hotel around 1am, because of flight delays and of course there was no one waiting in line. Went to check in and we had reserved a standard room (around $105 a night). I politely asked how much it was to upgrade and he told me 30.00 per night, but to let him check for availability. He said they didnt not have anything, but they would put me in a different room for the night and I could come back down in the morning and change if I wanted.

We headed to room 33050 (33rd floor). We noticed the room was different, as it had double doors and a doorbell...compared to the other rooms with single doors. I opened the door and our mouths dropped open. There was a marble entryway with columns, a bathroom just as you enter on the left. After the entryway was a HUGE living room with dining room table, 2 couches, coffee table and large tv. The bedroom which was just off the living room was just as huge. It had a couch and table, large work desk with lamp and phone.

Also in the bedroom was one of the most comfortable king size beds I have been in. At the foot of the bed was a tv, which raised up and down from a cabinet with a remote. A radio with I-Pod dock was also beside the bed. The bathroom covered 2 walls behind the bedroom, with 2 entrances. The first side of the bathroom had a jacuzzi, make up table and seperate sink. The other side of the bathroom had a HUGE walk-in shower and sink. Both sides of the bathroom had their own toilet and they were joined together by a very large dressing room with a chest of drawers and two places to hang clothes. There was even a shoe buffer in the room! The room overlooked the SIrens show.

We called down to the front desk and told them we were fine with the room (HAHA), so we stayed there the rest of the trip at no extra charge. I don't know that I would ever be as lucky to get a free upgrade like that again, but it made for a GREAT stay at TI.

The staff was very helpful as well and it wasn't nearly as crowded as other hotels. The location is good as well, its in easy walking distance to other places and convienient to the monorail. One of the shows we attended was Celine Dion's at Caesar's Palace. It was a 10 minute walk, so not bad at all.

My first Vegas stay was at Luxor and it was nice, but I wouldn't hesitate to stay at TI again!

We just returned from four weekdays at the TI and had a great time. The room was clean and comfortable (it looked brand new). The small size of the whole property was a great plus. Could navigate everywhere quickly, yet it includes every amenity that you go to Vegas and stay on the strip for.
The beds are wonderful. I stripped off the mattress pad to find out the manufacturer - Seally Posturepedic, pillowtop elites. Amazingly comfortable and good bedding and pillows.
We got the discounted AAA rate (of 10% off) upon showing our card at check-in. We booked thru the hotel site and were supposed to receive a promotional free internet (regularly a steep $12 a day) but it didn't show on our reservation. It took the counter manager, Ross, to put it quicky right. He and the rest of the staff are top notch and people friendly.
We're not real gamblers but had a lot of fun on the really cheap slots, and the roving cocktail hostess, Jody, was as friendly as if we were on the expensive machines.
The TI is in a perfect position on the strip across from the WYNN and the Venetian and next to the Mirage and Fashion Show mall. Would stay here anytime.
We went to Vegas to see the Beatles "Love" Cirque de Soliel show at the Mirage. It is wondrous and astonishing. Swa the "Phantom" at the Paris in April and enjoyed that show too.
The TI's buffet is fine but for $5 more the buffet at the Paris is a very favorite. The $5 a day Duece bus is a fun must do. We rode the whole circuit form Freemont St. to above the Mandalay Bay.