In Brief: Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel has opened this week as part of Handwritten Collection, becoming the largest hotel in Accor’s network worldwide.
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reasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel – Handwritten Collection – Image Credit Accor
The 2,884-room Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel – Handwritten Collection has opened this week under Accor’s Handwritten Collection portfolio.
The hotel’s addition marks Accor’s arrival in Las Vegas. It participates in ALL Accor, the company’s booking platform and loyalty program, allowing guests to earn and redeem reward points on eligible stays. Rates start at $69 per night.
Treasure Island opened in 1993. Its entrance includes full-scale replicas of 17th-century pirate ships in the Sirens’ Cove lagoon. The hotel is connected by walkways to Fashion Show Las Vegas and the Grand Canal Shoppes, which have more than 400 stores and boutiques.
The property includes meeting and convention facilities, a 24-hour casino, a sports betting area, an outdoor pool, a spa, a showroom theater, a game room, shops and a tattoo studio. Its entertainment offerings include Mystère, a Cirque du Soleil production that has run for more than 30 years and presented more than 13,600 performances.
Dining venues include Phil’s Steak House, Gilley’s BBQ, Golden Circle Sports Bar, Pho, The Coffee Shop, Pizzeria Francesco’s and Malena’s Yogurt Plus, along with two Starbucks locations. The hotel plans to open Mexican and Italian restaurants in 2027.
Rooms and suites have views of the Las Vegas Strip, Sphere Las Vegas and the mountain ranges surrounding the city.
The hotel has Four Green Globes certification from the Green Building Initiative. Its measures include energy efficiency, water conservation and waste recycling initiatives, as well as stations for refilling reusable water bottles.
Treasure Island also partners with Volunteers in Medicine of Southern Nevada, a nonprofit organization providing free medical services, medication, dental care and mental health support for low-income residents.