
Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel
Best for travelers who want a lively, value-minded Strip stay with a big casino, a single easy pool, and straightforward dining and entertainment on site.
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Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel is a 4-star, casino-forward Strip resort with approachable rooms, a large gaming floor and a seasonal outdoor pool — good for travelers who want straightforward Las Vegas energy and on-site entertainment. The Palazzo at The Venetian is a 5-star, all-suite luxury tower next to The Venetian complex — read this if you want larger suites, more polished public spaces and easier access to high-end shopping and conference space.
Updated · about 0.2 mi (0.3 km) apart

Best for travelers who want a lively, value-minded Strip stay with a big casino, a single easy pool, and straightforward dining and entertainment on site.

Best for guests who want larger suites, a more polished luxury environment, extensive meeting space, and designer shopping steps from the room.
When Treasure Island wins: Choose TI if you want an uncomplicated Las Vegas stay focused on gaming, lively bars and shows (Mystère), complimentary self-parking, and a single easy-to-use pool with rentable cabanas — all in a more approachable price range.
When The Palazzo wins: Pick The Palazzo if your priority is larger all-suite accommodations, multiple high-end dining options, a full-service spa, more quiet and refined public spaces, and huge conference and shopping access connected to The Venetian complex.
Bottom line: TI is the practical, entertainment-first Strip pick; The Palazzo is the quieter, suite-oriented luxury choice. Both sit next to each other on the Strip, so your decision comes down to whether you value lower-key, casino-driven convenience (TI) or larger suites and a resort experience positioned as luxury (The Palazzo).
| Category | Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel | The Palazzo at The Venetian |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Casino-first, approachable resort with lively bars and shows | Luxury all-suite tower with polished Italian styling and designer retail access |
| Location (Strip) | 3300 Las Vegas Blvd S — pedestrian bridges to Fashion Show, Venetian/Palazzo | 3325 Las Vegas Blvd S — connected to Grand Canal Shoppes and Venetian Expo |
| Size (rooms) | About 2,885 rooms (including 220 suites) | About 2,854 guestrooms |
| Adults-only | No — open to registered guests of all ages (21+ to check in) | No — adults-only: false |
| Pools | One seasonal outdoor heated pool with island theme, large hot tub, cabanas (surcharge) | Outdoor pools with poolside bars and pool cabanas (surcharge) |
| Restaurants & bars | Eight restaurants and eight bars/lounge options (steakhouse, BBQ, pizza, coffee) | 11 restaurants, 4 coffee shops/cafes, bar/lounge and 2 poolside bars |
| Spa & wellness | Oleksandra Spa & Salon with sauna, steam room, whirlpool; spa facility fee applies | Full-service spa offering massages, facials and body treatments |
| Known for | Live show (Mystère), honky-tonk Gilley's Saloon, large casino floor | All-suite rooms, designer stores on site, massive conference space |
| Meeting / event space | Multiple ballrooms and meeting rooms; TI Ballroom ~11,808 sq ft (largest) | Extensive conference center and 349 meeting rooms totaling 2,250,000 sq ft (per supplier listing) |
| Parking & transport | Complimentary self-parking and valet for registered guests; Deuce bus stop and taxis | Covered parking and valet available (fees apply); near pedestrian links to the Strip |
Treasure Island sits on the heart of the Strip with pedestrian bridges to Fashion Show Mall and The Venetian complex.
Easy Strip access and onsite entertainment make TI a convenient base for visiting central attractions.
The Palazzo shares the Venetian complex and puts you steps from the Grand Canal Shoppes and the Expo Center.
Choose The Palazzo for close access to high-end shopping, the expo center and quieter corridor space on the Strip.
Treasure Island offers a range of rooms from Run of the House to Tower Suite and Petite Suite.
TI gives a broad set of room options with some suites, ideal if you want the Strip-energy close to your room.
The Palazzo is an all-suite tower: rooms are positioned as larger, apartment-style accommodations.
If room size and separate living space matter, The Palazzo’s all-suite model is the stronger choice.
TI covers a wide range of casual and midscale dining, plus an on-site steakhouse and honky-tonk nightlife.
Treasure Island gives many straightforward, budget-flexible dining choices with a few standout venues.
The Palazzo lists multiple restaurants and cafes, with options that skew more upmarket and varied.
Expect a larger, more polished dining slate and more high-end restaurant choices at The Palazzo.
TI has a single seasonal outdoor heated pool with an island theme and an oversized hot tub.
TI’s single pool works well for guests who want one manageable outdoor pool area with rented cabanas available.
The Palazzo provides resort-style pool areas with poolside bars and cabana rentals (surcharges apply).
Palazzo’s pool setup is aligned with its luxury-suites positioning: more service and poolside options.
TI mixes an on-site spa and fitness center with active nightlife and a resident Cirque show.
Treasure Island combines wellness services with energetic nightlife and a signature on-site show.
The Palazzo emphasizes a full-service spa and quieter, more polished nightlife and entertainment options.
The Palazzo is set up for relaxation and upscale evenings, with a stronger spa and quieter nightlife tone.

Treasure Island — big casino floor, lively bars, a single easy pool and complimentary self-parking.

The Palazzo — all-suite rooms, polished public spaces and direct access to designer shopping.

Treasure Island — live family-accessible entertainment (Mystère), arcade and casual dining options.

The Palazzo — massive conference center and hundreds of meeting rooms for large events and expos.
Both are within a short walk and connected by pedestrian bridges; The Palazzo puts you directly into the Venetian/Grand Canal Shoppes, while TI connects to Fashion Show and the Venetian corridor.
The Palazzo is an all-suite property and generally offers larger rooms and living spaces than Treasure Island’s standard rooms.
No. Treasure Island’s pool is open to registered guests of all ages; The Palazzo’s pool areas are not listed as adults-only in the supplier information.
The Palazzo — supplier data lists an extensive conference center and 349 meeting rooms; Palazzo is positioned to handle large conventions and expo traffic.
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