
Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel
Best for travelers who want big-resort casino action, multiple dining choices, shows and a larger pool deck.
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Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel is a large, 4-star Strip resort and casino with broad dining, a seasonal pool complex, live shows and a full-service spa — good for travelers who want a full-amenity Vegas base. NOBU Las Vegas – A Caesars Rewards Destination is a 5-star boutique hotel-within-Caesars Palace focused on Nobu dining and Japanese-inspired design — best for food-forward travelers and those who want a smaller, luxury room experience inside a major casino complex.
Updated · about 0.9 km apart

Best for travelers who want big-resort casino action, multiple dining choices, shows and a larger pool deck.

Best for guests who want Nobu restaurant access, a quieter boutique feel, and a stylish, design-forward room inside Caesars Palace.
When Treasure Island wins: pick TI if you want a big, traditional Strip resort with a large casino (95,000 sq ft), many dining and bar options, a seasonal outdoor pool complex with cabanas, on-site shows (Mystère) and a wide range of room types across nearly 2,900 rooms.
When NOBU wins: choose NOBU if you prefer a smaller, 181-room boutique experience centered on Nobu Restaurant and Japanese-influenced style, and you want to be inside the Caesars Palace complex for easy access to the Forum Shops and LINQ Promenade.
Bottom line: Treasure Island is the practical choice for wide-ranging Vegas resort amenities, entertainment and larger groups; NOBU is the pick for a quieter, design-forward stay with high-end dining inside Caesars Palace.
| Category | Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel | NOBU Las Vegas A Caesars Rewards Destination |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Large, lively casino resort with shows and family-friendly areas | Boutique luxury hotel-within-a-hotel, dining- and design-focused |
| Location (Strip) | 3300 Las Vegas Blvd S — connected to Fashion Show and near The Venetian | 3570 Las Vegas Blvd S — inside/adjacent to Caesars Palace, steps from LINQ Promenade |
| Size | 2,885 rooms (220 suites), 36 floors | 181 rooms |
| Ages / check-in minimum | Registered guest must be 21+ to check in | |
| Pools | One large seasonal outdoor heated pool (over 1 acre) with oversized 25-person hot tub, cabanas (surcharge) | Outdoor pools with poolside bars and cabanas (pool cabanas and lifeguard noted; details on adult-only rules not published) |
| Restaurants & bars | Eight restaurants and eight bars (steakhouse, BBQ, pizza, Vietnamese, casual cafes, Starbucks) | Nobu Restaurant plus 3 bars/lounges and 2 poolside bars (dining-focused) |
| Spa & wellness | Oleksandra Spa & Salon with sauna, steam room, whirlpool; spa facility fee applies ($50/day for hotel guests) | Full-service spa available (spa services and sauna listed); specifics of signature treatments not published |
| Casino & gaming | 95,000 sq ft casino with ~2,500 slot machines and 185 gaming tables; sportsbook and VIP rooms | Casino floor within Caesars Palace complex (casino size and exact gaming mix not published for Nobu-specific listing) |
| Parking & transport | Complimentary self-parking and valet included via resort fee; Deuce bus stop and taxi lines on-site | Self and valet parking available (surcharge); area shuttle and covered parking listed |
| Rooms (sample names) | Run of the House; Deluxe Room; Tower Suite; Strip view Room; Petite Suite | Nobu Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed; Nobu deluxe king; Nobu Deluxe Room, 2 Queen Beds; Nobu Hakone Suite; Nobu Sake Suite |
Treasure Island sits mid-Strip at 3300 Las Vegas Blvd S with pedestrian bridges to the Fashion Show Mall and easy access to The Venetian and Wynn.
A central, walkable Strip location ideal for sightseeing, shopping and on-property entertainment.
NOBU is inside the Caesars Palace complex on the Strip, steps from the LINQ Promenade and Forum Shops at Caesars.
A convenient Caesars Palace location that keeps you close to high-end shopping and the LINQ entertainment district.
TI offers a wide range of room sizes across thousands of rooms and many suites with Strip views and tower options.
Choose TI for space and variety when room type flexibility matters.
NOBU focuses on smaller, design-driven rooms and a short list of named suites and deluxe rooms.
Pick NOBU for a compact, design-led room inventory and direct access to Nobu dining.
Treasure Island has a broad, multi-genre food and bar lineup across eight restaurants and eight bars.
TI is best if you want many on-site dining styles and late-night spots without leaving the resort.
NOBU centers the stay around Nobu Restaurant and a smaller selection of lounges and pool bars.
NOBU is for travelers who prioritize a high-end, singular dining identity (Nobu) over broad variety.
Treasure Island runs a seasonal, large outdoor pool complex with cabanas and a notable oversized jacuzzi.
TI's pool is large and resort-style — expect a lively environment in season.
NOBU offers hotel pool amenities and pool cabanas within the Caesars Palace pool environment.
NOBU provides poolside relaxation with cabana options, but pool specifics are smaller-scale compared with TI.
TI mixes a full-service spa and a casino nightlife scene with multiple bars, a sportsbook and live entertainment.
TI suits travelers who want a mix of spa services plus a lively casino and bar scene.
NOBU offers spa services and quieter, higher-end bar options while tying into Caesars Palace nightlife and casino access.
NOBU is a better fit if you want refined spa and lounge moments plus easy access to Caesars Palace nightlife.

Treasure Island — large casino (95,000 sq ft), many gaming tables and slots, sportsbook and on-property shows.

NOBU — direct access to Nobu Restaurant and a dining-focused boutique hotel experience inside Caesars Palace.

Treasure Island — eight restaurants and eight bars covering casual to steakhouse options.

NOBU — smaller room inventory and design-forward rooms create a quieter, more intimate stay.
Treasure Island — it has a 95,000 sq ft casino, regular on-property show (Mystère) and a large gaming floor.
NOBU — the property centers on Nobu Restaurant and a boutique dining-forward experience inside Caesars Palace.
No — both hotels accept guests of all ages, but the registered guest checking in must be at least 21.
TI has a much larger, seasonal outdoor pool complex with a 25-person hot tub and cabanas; NOBU offers pool amenities and cabanas within Caesars Palace but on a smaller, boutique scale.
Treasure Island by a wide margin — nearly 2,885 rooms versus NOBU’s 181 rooms.
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