
Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel
Best for straightforward Strip access, a compact set of dining options, an on‑property long-running show (Mystère) and an easier budget compared with ultra‑luxury big builds.
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Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel is an established mid‑Strip casino resort with family‑friendly pools, live shows and a practical location for Strip sightseeing. Fontainebleau Las Vegas, MICHELIN Key Award Hotel is a large, newer north‑Strip luxury resort with hundreds of restaurants and multiple pools—read this if you’re choosing between comfortable mid‑Strip convenience and newer big‑scale luxury on the north end of the Strip.
Updated · about 1.9 km apart

Best for straightforward Strip access, a compact set of dining options, an on‑property long-running show (Mystère) and an easier budget compared with ultra‑luxury big builds.

Best for large‑scale luxury amenities: many restaurants and bars, multiple outdoor pools, extensive meeting space and new contemporary rooms.
When Treasure Island wins: choose TI if you want a tried‑and‑true mid‑Strip base with easy pedestrian access to Fashion Show, The Venetian/Palazzo and the center Strip, a single roomy seasonal pool with cabana options, straightforward dining choices and lower complexity for a classic Vegas stay.
When Fontainebleau wins: choose Fontainebleau if you want a very large new luxury property with many restaurant and bar choices (20 restaurants, 12 bars/lounges listed), six outdoor pools, a full‑service spa and huge meeting/conference capacity—all aimed at guests who prioritize contemporary scale and amenities.
Bottom line: TI is the practical mid‑Strip pick for convenience and classic Vegas entertainment; Fontainebleau is for travelers after scale, variety and a more recently built luxury experience on the north Strip.
| Category | Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel | Fontainebleau Las Vegas, MICHELIN Key Award Hotel |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Classic mid‑Strip casino resort with show and casual dining | Large modern luxury resort with contemporary finish and resort‑scale amenities |
| Location | 3300 Las Vegas Blvd S — mid/central Strip, pedestrian bridges to Fashion Show and Venetian | 2777 South Las Vegas Boulevard — north Strip, close to convention and north‑Strip attractions |
| Size (rooms) | 2,885 rooms (including 220 suites) | 3,644 rooms |
| Opened / age | Opened 1993 (established property, Caribbean/pirate theme originally) | Large newer resort (recently completed build; marketed as contemporary luxury) |
| Pools | One outdoor seasonal heated pool (over 1 acre) and an oversized 25‑person jacuzzi; cabanas/lanai rentals | Six outdoor pools and pool cabanas available; multiple pool environments |
| Restaurants & bars | 8 restaurants and 8 bars (Phil's Steak House, Gilley's BBQ, Pizzeria Francesco's, Starbucks, etc.) | 20 restaurants and 12 bars/lounges (includes Chez Bon Bon and 24‑hour room service) |
| Spa & wellness | Oleksandra Spa & Salon with sauna, steam room, whirlpool; spa facilities fee applies ($50/day for guests) | Full‑service spa with massages, body treatments and facials; reservations required for services |
| Casino & gaming | 95,000 sq ft casino with ~2,500 slot machines and ~185 gaming tables | Large casino operations listed (supplier notes 1,300 slot machines and 128 gaming tables) |
| Meetings & events | Meeting and ballroom space (e.g., Treasure Island Ballroom ~11,808 sq ft) and multiple meeting rooms | Extensive conference space (500,000 sq ft of meeting/conference space listed) |
| Guest type / policy | All ages welcome; registered guest must be 21+ to check in | AdultsOnly: false; standard hotel policies include 3:00 PM check‑in (min age 21) per supplier listing |
Treasure Island sits near the center of the Strip with direct pedestrian links to Fashion Show and easy walking to The Venetian/Palazzo.
Choose TI if you want straightforward access to central Strip sights and shorter walks between major casinos.
Fontainebleau sits on the north end of the Strip, positioned for convention and north‑Strip access.
Choose Fontainebleau if you prefer a newer north‑Strip location with scale and proximity to convention district.
TI offers a clear, smaller room set with suite and tower options that suit typical Strip stays.
Choose TI if you want familiar room types and a large but more directly navigable inventory.
Fontainebleau's inventory is much larger and focused on contemporary luxury room and suite options.
Choose Fontainebleau if you want a wide range of contemporary room and suite choices at a new‑build resort scale.
TI's dining selection is compact and covers steakhouse, BBQ, pizza, Vietnamese and casual diner options.
Choose TI for a manageable, straightforward mix of casual and mid‑to‑upscale dining anchored by a signature steakhouse.
Fontainebleau lists a much larger food and beverage program, from casual cafes to more formal dining.
Choose Fontainebleau if you want many on‑site dining and bar choices without leaving the resort.
Treasure Island runs a single, seasonal outdoor pool area with an island theme and cabana rentals.
Choose TI if you want a single large pool deck with cabana options and a quieter pool footprint than Vegas dayclubs.
Fontainebleau provides multiple outdoor pools and poolside cabana offerings across its large property.
Choose Fontainebleau if you want varied pool environments and plenty of pool choices on site.
TI's Oleksandra Spa & Salon and an included fitness center serve wellness needs alongside casino nightlife.
Choose TI if you want accessible spa services combined with classic casino nightlife and a resident show.
Fontainebleau lists a full‑service spa and extensive nightlife and bar options across a large property.
Choose Fontainebleau if you prefer a wide selection of spa and nightlife options spread across a modern, resort‑scale property.

Treasure Island — pedestrian bridges to Fashion Show Mall and easier walking access to central‑Strip sights.

Fontainebleau — 20 restaurants and 12 bars/lounges give you more on‑site choices without leaving the resort.

Treasure Island — one large seasonal pool and an oversized jacuzzi make pool time straightforward and contained.

Fontainebleau — supplier listing shows about 500,000 sq ft of conference and meeting space for large events.
Fontainebleau is positioned on the north Strip and is closer to the Las Vegas Convention Center than Treasure Island.
Treasure Island is not adults‑only; the property welcomes guests of all ages, though the registered guest checking in must be 21 or older.
Yes — supplier information lists six outdoor pools and cabana options at Fontainebleau.
Treasure Island hosts the long‑running Mystère by Cirque du Soleil on its property; Fontainebleau's supplier listing does not list a resident Cirque show.
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