The Treasure Island Hotel in Las Vegas
Written by Vacation Idea.com Travel Editors.
Why Go
Treasure Island, located on the Las Vegas Strip, is known for its outdoor spectacle The Sirens of TI invoilving two ships, seductive costumes and sophisticated pyrotechnics. The front of the hotel features a long wooden dock from which guests can watch the show.
Things to Do
In addition to the 90,000-square-foot casino, the Treasure Island resort has a health spa, tropical pool area with private cabanas, a wedding chapel, and several lounges and restaurants.
The Shopping Promenade features designer boutiques which sell clothing, jewelery and gifts.
Rooms & Suites
Treasure Island Las Vegas offers 2,665 guest rooms and 220 suites with floor-to-ceiling windows. The 2,885 guest rooms and suites are located in a tri-tower structure with 36 floors. For best views, book one of the rooms on a high floor facing the Las Vegas Strip.
Entertainment
The resort's 1,600-seat theater is the stage for Mystere, a Cirque du Soleil production that incorporates acrobats, clowns, dancers and musicians. For reservations call 800-392-1999 (tickets cost USD $95).
The Sirens of TI offers four nightly performances with VIP viewing available to hotel guests. There is no admission fee for this show.
Where to Eat
Treasure Island offers four gourmet restaurants and several casual dining options. Restaurants include Francesco's which serves Italian specialties, The Steak House, Buccaneer Bay Restaurant, and Madame Ching's, named after one of the most famous female pirates.
Dishes Buffet at Treasure Island features six exhibition stations with dishes ranging from pizza to Asian specialties.
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Plan this Vacation
Doubles from USD $69, suites from $129. Rooms on high floors usually cost $30 more. For room reservations call 800-944-7444.
Treasure Island Hotel, 3300 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, 800-944-7444, www.treasureisland.com
