Playa la Joya Vacations from NT$8,442

**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.

This was a beautiful and comfortable hotel. The pools were a nice amenity. I do feel that food costs were outrageous, however. A bottle of water shouldn’t be $6.

First class fitness center. Crossroads restaurant is amazing and worth the trip. Only downside was staring out of the window and seeing The T**** Hotel. Ugh. A blight on the landscape. Tear it down.

Loved it. Their city is awesome

Concierge was excellent and made it incredibly easy to check in early!