
Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel
Best for guests who want casino action, live shows (Mystère), and a wide range of casual-to-upscale on-site dining and nightlife.
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Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel is a 4-star casino resort on the Strip with shows, nightlife, and a large gaming floor—good for visitors who want casino action and on-property entertainment. Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas is a non-gaming, five-star hotel at the south end of the Strip for travelers who prefer quieter, polished luxury without a casino floor.
Updated · about 1.1 km apart

Best for guests who want casino action, live shows (Mystère), and a wide range of casual-to-upscale on-site dining and nightlife.

Best for travelers who want a non-gaming, quieter luxury stay with full-service spa facilities and a south-Strip address near Mandalay Bay Beach.
When Treasure Island wins: Pick TI if you want an on-Strip casino resort with a big gaming floor, multiple bars and casual restaurants, family-friendly pool facilities and an active nightlife plus an on-property Cirque du Soleil show.
When Four Seasons wins: Choose Four Seasons for a non-gaming, five-star experience focused on quieter service, a smaller number of refined restaurants and a full-service spa in a south-Strip location steps from Mandalay Bay Beach.
Bottom line: Treasure Island is the choice for energy, gaming and variety; Four Seasons is the choice for low-key, non-gaming luxury and spa-focused relaxation. Which is better depends on whether you want casino-and-show energy or a quieter luxury base.
| Category | Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel | Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Lively casino resort with shows, bars and nightlife | Quiet, non-gaming five-star hotel focusing on refined service |
| Location on Strip | Central Strip, connected by pedestrian bridges to Fashion Show Mall and The Venetian | South end of the Strip, steps from Mandalay Bay Beach and Mandalay Bay Convention Center |
| Size (rooms) | 2,885 rooms (including 220 suites) | 424 rooms |
| Gaming | Yes — 95,000 sq ft casino with slots, table games and sportsbook | No casino on property (non-gaming) |
| Pools & outdoor | One outdoor heated pool (over 1 acre) with oversized 25-person hot tub, cabanas for rent; seasonal | Outdoor seasonal pool and pool cabanas (surcharge); access to Mandalay Bay Beach nearby |
| Restaurants & bars | Eight restaurants and eight bars/lounges ranging from casual pizza to steakhouse and honky-tonk saloon | Two restaurants, one coffee shop/cafe and two bars/lounges (smaller, upscale dining program) |
| Spa & wellness | Oleksandra Spa & Salon with sauna, steam room, whirlpool; spa facilities fee for guests | Full-service spa, steam room, fitness center; spa reservations required for treatments |
| Meetings & events | Multiple ballrooms and chapels; TI Ballroom ~11,808 sq ft; meeting space for large groups | Large conference footprint with 15 meeting rooms and extensive conference space (supplier lists 412,257 sq ft of combined space) |
| Check-in / check-out | Check-in 3:00 PM; check-out 11:00 AM | Check-in 4:00 PM; check-out 12:00 PM |
| Age policy | Registered guest must be 21+ to check in (property welcomes registered guests of all ages) | Not adults-only; standard minimum check-in age 18+ per supplier listing |
Treasure Island sits in the central Strip corridor with pedestrian bridges to nearby malls and resorts.
TI is a central-Strip base for walking to major Strip attractions and enjoying on-property entertainment.
Four Seasons is located at the south end of the Strip, adjacent to Mandalay Bay venues.
Four Seasons suits visitors who want south-Strip convenience and a quieter hotel environment.
Treasure Island offers a large range of room types across a very large inventory.
TI has scale and variety suited to many group sizes and budgets.
Four Seasons has a much smaller, high-service room inventory.
Four Seasons focuses on a smaller number of rooms with luxury finishes and attentive service.
TI offers a broad dining and bar scene with casual to upscale options and several lively bars.
TI is for guests who want many dining choices and night-time energy on property.
Four Seasons keeps dining selective with a small number of higher-end outlets.
Four Seasons is better if you want a quieter, service-forward dining program rather than many casual options.
Treasure Island offers a large seasonal outdoor pool area with cabanas and a big hot tub.
TI’s pool setup suits guests who want a resort-style pool day on property with lively surroundings.
Four Seasons provides a seasonal outdoor pool and pool cabanas, and sits steps from Mandalay Bay Beach.
Four Seasons pairs a quieter pool setting with nearby access to Mandalay Bay’s beach complex.
Treasure Island has an on-site spa plus a robust nightlife and gaming scene.
TI mixes a full-service spa option with prominent on-property nightlife and gaming.
Four Seasons emphasizes spa, fitness and quiet evenings rather than late-night gaming.
Four Seasons is for guests prioritizing wellness and quiet nights over casino and nightclub energy.

Treasure Island — 95,000 sq ft casino with slots, table games and sportsbook.

Four Seasons — five-star, non-gaming hotel with refined service and a full-service spa.

Treasure Island — large seasonal pool, cabanas, multiple casual restaurants and 24-hour bar options.

Four Seasons — smaller room count, quieter guest experience and direct access to Mandalay Bay Beach area.
Four Seasons is directly adjacent to Mandalay Bay Convention Center; TI is closer to central-Strip shopping and other venues but not as close to Mandalay Bay’s convention facilities.
No — Four Seasons is a non-gaming hotel; Treasure Island has a full casino on site.
Treasure Island has more on-site restaurants and bars (eight restaurants and eight bars) compared with Four Seasons’ smaller, more curated dining program.
Both properties allow guests of all ages, but Treasure Island’s on-site entertainment and pool are positioned for a broader range of daytime family-friendly activities; registered guest check-in age policies differ (TI requires registered guest to be 21+).
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