
Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel
Best for travelers who want a Las Vegas Strip casino base with live shows and straightforward value-driven amenities.
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Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel is a 4-star, casino-forward Strip resort that suits travelers after straightforward value, live shows, and a large gaming floor. The Venetian Resort Las Vegas is a 5-star, all-suite landmark resort known for its canals, large suite inventory, and extensive dining and shopping — read this if you want a practical compare to pick value and casino energy (TI) versus upscale suites and themed luxury (Venetian).
Updated · about 0.4 km apart (a roughly 5-minute walk)

Best for travelers who want a Las Vegas Strip casino base with live shows and straightforward value-driven amenities.

Best for travelers who want spacious suites, many upscale restaurants, and dedicated shopping and entertainment under one roof.
When Treasure Island wins: choose Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel if you want a casino-first stay with a large gaming floor, a single easy pool complex, complimentary self-parking, and lower-key room options that keep costs down while staying on the Strip.
When The Venetian wins: choose The Venetian Resort Las Vegas if you prefer all-suite accommodations, a larger portfolio of restaurants and pools, extensive meeting and shopping space, and themed Venetian features (gondolas, Grand Canal Shoppes) for a more upscale Strip experience.
Bottom line: both are within easy walking distance on the Strip; pick Treasure Island for a value-oriented, casino-focused stay with direct show and gaming access, and pick The Venetian if space, restaurants, and resort-style amenities matter more than price.
| Category | Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel | The Venetian Resort Las Vegas |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Casino-forward, practical Strip hotel | Grand all-suite resort with strong Italian/Canal theming |
| Location on Strip | Central Strip address with pedestrian bridges to Fashion Show and Palazzo | Central Strip near gondolas and Grand Canal Shoppes |
| Distance between properties | about 0.4 km (5-minute walk) | |
| Size (rooms) | 2,885 rooms, incl. 220 suites | 4,078 guestrooms (all-suite property) |
| Casino & gaming | 95,000 sq ft casino; ~2,500 slot machines; 185 gaming tables; sportsbook | Large casino floor (supplier lists slots and tables and sportsbook); many VIP gaming rooms |
| Pools & pool scene | One seasonal outdoor heated pool (over 1 acre) plus oversized 25-person hot tub; cabanas for rent | Four outdoor pools listed; lifeguard on site and pool access ramps available |
| Restaurants & bars | Eight restaurants and eight bars (steakhouse, BBQ, pizzeria, diner, coffee shop, sports bar) | About 20 restaurants, 4 bars/lounges, 6 coffee shops/cafes and extensive dining choices |
| Spa & wellness | Oleksandra Spa & Salon with sauna, steam room, whirlpool; fitness center included in resort fee | Full-service spa, 24-hour fitness facilities, and multiple wellness options |
| Meetings & events | Meeting and ballroom space with an 11,808 sq ft main ballroom and multiple meeting rooms (total ~29,808–52,868 sq ft depending on directory) | Very large conference center (about 209,030 sq meters of conference space listed) and hundreds of meeting rooms |
| Known for | Live show Mystère, honky-tonk Gilley's Saloon, straightforward casino value | Canal gondolas, Venetian theming, extensive suites and designer shopping |
Treasure Island sits mid-Strip with pedestrian links to nearby shopping and resorts.
Choose TI for a central, walkable Strip location that’s easy to link into other casinos and attractions.
The Venetian is on the central Strip and positioned as a landmark resort with canals and large retail space.
Choose The Venetian for a central Strip location with direct access to themed attractions and shopping.
Treasure Island offers motel-style to suite options with a straightforward mix of standard rooms and some suites.
TI is a practical choice if you want typical Strip rooms with a few suite upgrades at lower price points.
The Venetian is an all-suite, luxury-oriented resort with a large inventory of spacious guestrooms (listed as 4,078).
The Venetian is for travelers who prioritize suite space and residential-style rooms over standard hotel rooms.
TI’s dining lineup covers classic Strip variety from pizza and diner to a signature steakhouse and BBQ saloon.
Pick TI if you want accessible, lively dining with some signature late-night and themed options.
The Venetian lists roughly 20 restaurants and multiple cafes, ranging from casual to higher-end.
Choose The Venetian for a wider and more upscale restaurant selection and more dining variety on-property.
Treasure Island offers one large seasonal heated outdoor pool with an island theme and rentable cabanas.
TI’s single pool is sizeable and simple — good for a relaxed pool day without the club scene.
The Venetian lists multiple outdoor pools and the resort’s signature canals and gondola rides as guest attractions.
Pick The Venetian if you want multiple pool options plus canal attractions tied into the resort experience.
TI has a full-service Oleksandra Spa & Salon alongside an active casino nightlife and Mystère by Cirque du Soleil on-site.
TI balances a full-service spa with active casino nightlife and a resident Cirque show.
The Venetian has a full-service spa, 24-hour fitness facilities, nightclubs and large-scale entertainment options.
The Venetian is a better pick if you want broader wellness options and larger-scale nightlife and events.

Treasure Island — lower-key rooms, complimentary self-parking and a casino-centric layout keep costs straightforward.

The Venetian — all-suite inventory and residential-style rooms make it the choice for more space and privacy.

The Venetian — about 20 restaurants plus the Grand Canal Shoppes and on-site designer stores offer the widest choices.

Treasure Island — Mystère and Gilley's Saloon provide distinctive, on-property entertainment with a casual feel.
Both are central on the Strip; Treasure Island connects to the Fashion Show Mall by pedestrian bridge and is a short walk from The Venetian and the mall.
Treasure Island includes self-parking and valet as part of its resort-fee benefits; The Venetian lists self parking (surcharge) and covered parking on its supplier listing — expect daily parking fees at The Venetian per property policy.
The Venetian has a much larger dining footprint (about 20 restaurants listed) versus Treasure Island’s eight restaurants and bars.
Neither property is adults-only. Treasure Island explicitly operates without an adults-only policy; The Venetian’s supplier listing shows adultsOnly: false.
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