Treasure Bay Casino and Hotel
4.1(9.6K)google
3.0(179)yelp
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Overview
Treasure Island Hotel and Casino (also known as Treasure Island Las Vegas and "TI") is a pirate-themed hotel and casino located on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada, U.S. It includes 2,885 rooms and a 47,927 sq ft (4,452.6 m2) casino. The resort is owned and operated by businessman Phil Ruffin. Treasure Island was developed by casino owner Steve Wynn through his company, Mirage Resorts.
Practical Info
MonOpen 24 hours
TueOpen 24 hours
WedOpen 24 hours
ThuOpen 24 hours
FriOpen 24 hours
SatOpen 24 hours
SunOpen 24 hours
Suggested Duration0.5-1 day
Best TimeRecommended during the warmer months (April to September) after 4:30 PM. The resort is architecturally designed to resemble a massive, land-locked historic pirate galleon; late afternoon is perfect for enjoying the Caribbean-themed Aqua pool deck as the ship's mast lights turn on.
Getting ThereLocated on the western strip at 1980 Beach Boulevard, Biloxi. Driving is simplest: follow US-90 about a mile west of the Beauvoir estate; the pirate ship structure is highly visible on the north side. Pull into the massive covered parking deck behind the facility.
Travel Tips
- The steep, architecturally unique pirate-ship style entrance ramp off US-90 demands low speeds; low-clearance sports cars and towed light rigs must ascend slowly to prevent undercarriage scrape.
- Unobstructed Gulf views mean top-floor observation decks and balconies experience punishing wind vectors during storm seasons and cold fronts; secure all loose personal belongings indoors.
- This property operates on a completely independent local loyalty tier system; international chain cards like MGM Rewards or Caesars Rewards cannot be cross-matched or redeemed here.
Reviews
Positive
- The hotel's exterior resembles a pirate ship docked on the shore; the building shape is unique and looks visually striking with night lights.
- The 9th-floor poolside bar (CQ) offers unbeatable views where you can enjoy cocktails while watching the Gulf sunset, offering a great vibe.
- Compared to mega-casinos, the minimum bets here are more approachable, and restaurant prices are more reasonable—very wallet-friendly.
- The rooms are spacious, well-cleaned by housekeeping, and facilities are kept in good order. Accessible rooms are also well-configured.
Heads up
- Despite the ocean theme, a wide, busy main road separates the hotel from the beach; you must cross traffic on foot to reach the sand.
- The slot machines inside are somewhat outdated, and table game choices are not as rich as nearby major casinos, lagging in fun and experience.
- The ventilation system has blind spots; secondhand smoke in some areas doesn't clear quickly, and odors can be smelled near trash cans.
- Front desk service efficiency is low during peak times; queue management lacks order, often leading to line-cutting or missing staff.