treasure island hotel and casino reviews

The real difference is a larger living area, work area and dining area. The Executive Suite at 830 square feet and the Tower Suite at 930 square feet boast a similar Petite Suite studio floorplan.

The Petite Suite is the smallest with a studio floorplan that includes an open space with a small dining table, sitting area, king size bed, refrigerator and two full bathrooms with one having a soaking tub as well as a walk-in shower in the second. Suites also have views of the Strip, the pool, the garden and Sirens Cove. The modern décor varies from suite to suite and the amenities improve with each upgrade.

There are six different suites offered at Treasure Island Hotel that range in size from 630 to 1,800 square feet. The Deluxe Room also has corner units in the main tower that have a panoramic view and Penthouse level Deluxe Rooms too as well as being available with a view of the Strip. These rooms are 400 square feet with a small sitting area, work desk, refrigerator, a choice of king/queen size beds and the bathroom is large with a dual sink vanity as well as a tub/shower combination. The Deluxe Rooms have a modern feeling with lots of wood, chrome and marble. The rooms are mid-range in price and offer a lot of value given the location on this complex.

The Treasure Island Hotel Las Vegas has more than 2,600 rooms which were remodeled in 2012.

Treasure island hotel and casino reviews