Mojave Desert Cheap Vacations

Bad

Room smelled like cigarettes and after asking to clean and spray the room it still smelled after like they didn’t clean it

**Treasure Island Has Seen Better Days** Treasure Island may have been a four-star hotel 20 years ago, but it definitely does not feel like one today. At best, it feels like a three-star property with nothing particularly special about it. The casino floor was surprisingly empty, with only a few tables open. Dining options were also very limited compared with other major Las Vegas hotels. The property seems to upcharge guests for everything. They wanted $30 for an early check-in even though our room was already available and we arrived less than an hour before the regular check-in time. This was the first time I have ever been charged under those circumstances, and it felt ridiculous. The room itself was dated. The air-conditioning system was old and did not even have a digital thermostat. The towels were extremely thin and felt cheap, and the bathroom products were low quality. Overall, the room and amenities did not match what I would expect from a four-star hotel. I would place Treasure Island in the same general category as Excalibur, Luxor, and Circus Circus. I would not recommend staying here. Pay a little more and stay somewhere newer and nicer. Unfortunately, I needed to stay as close to the Wynn as possible, and since the Wynn was sold out, I decided to roll the dice on Treasure Island. Major fail. Never again. They should demolish and build something new - just like they are doing with the Mirage property.

To pricey, no perks

Estaba el espectacular la atención buena limpio ordenado y todo en buenas condiciones lo recomiendo al 100%

To pricey, no perks

I booked a room called "South Strip View" but I had no view of the strip

Room smelled like cigarettes and after asking to clean and spray the room it still smelled after like they didn’t clean it

**Treasure Island Has Seen Better Days** Treasure Island may have been a four-star hotel 20 years ago, but it definitely does not feel like one today. At best, it feels like a three-star property with nothing particularly special about it. The casino floor was surprisingly empty, with only a few tables open. Dining options were also very limited compared with other major Las Vegas hotels. The property seems to upcharge guests for everything. They wanted $30 for an early check-in even though our room was already available and we arrived less than an hour before the regular check-in time. This was the first time I have ever been charged under those circumstances, and it felt ridiculous. The room itself was dated. The air-conditioning system was old and did not even have a digital thermostat. The towels were extremely thin and felt cheap, and the bathroom products were low quality. Overall, the room and amenities did not match what I would expect from a four-star hotel. I would place Treasure Island in the same general category as Excalibur, Luxor, and Circus Circus. I would not recommend staying here. Pay a little more and stay somewhere newer and nicer. Unfortunately, I needed to stay as close to the Wynn as possible, and since the Wynn was sold out, I decided to roll the dice on Treasure Island. Major fail. Never again. They should demolish and build something new - just like they are doing with the Mirage property.

Room smelled like cigarettes and after asking to clean and spray the room it still smelled after like they didn’t clean it

To pricey, no perks