
Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel
Best for casino action, live shows (Mystère) and a lively Strip-nightlife base.
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Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel is a 4-star, casino-forward Strip resort with a large gaming floor, seasonal pool and multiple casual and steakhouse dining options — good for travelers who want shows, gaming and lively on-site nightlife. Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas is a 5-star, non-gaming luxury hotel focused on calm interiors, service and spa amenities — best for travelers who prefer a quieter, service-oriented Strip stay.
Updated · about 0.5 km apart

Best for casino action, live shows (Mystère) and a lively Strip-nightlife base.

Best for a quieter, service-focused luxury stay with a refined non-gaming environment and a spa.
When Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel wins: pick TI if you want direct casino access, budget-to-moderate luxury on the Strip, multiple casual dining options, and an on-property show and larger pool scene.
When Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas wins: choose Waldorf Astoria if you prefer a non-gaming, quieter five-star experience with attentive service, refined rooms, and a focus on spa and relaxation.
Bottom line: both are on the Strip within easy walking distance; TI is the choice for entertainment and gaming energy, Waldorf Astoria is the choice for calm, elevated service and a non-gaming environment.
| Category | Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel | Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Casino-forward, lively, entertainment-focused | Refined, quiet, non-gaming luxury |
| Location on Strip | 3300 Las Vegas Blvd S, immediate Strip frontage with pedestrian bridges to Fashion Show and The Venetian | 3752 Las Vegas Blvd S, on the Strip near CityCenter/ARIA and Crystals |
| Size | 2,885 rooms, 36 floors | Not published |
| Star rating / guest score | 4-star (AAA Four-Diamond noted in dossier) | 5-star, guest rating 8.6 |
| Pools | One large seasonal outdoor heated pool (over 1 acre) + oversized 25-person jacuzzi; cabanas & loungers (surcharge) | Outdoor pool with view (supplier listing), poolside bar listed among amenities |
| Restaurants & bars | Eight restaurants and eight bars (steakhouse, BBQ, pizza, diner, Starbucks, pool bars) | Multiple on-site restaurants and bar(s) including on-property breakfast and poolside dining listed in amenities |
| Spa & wellness | Oleksandra Spa & Salon (sauna, steam room, whirlpool); fitness center included in resort fee | Spa, massage, hot tub, sauna and fitness center listed in supplier amenities |
| Casino | 95,000 sq ft casino with ~2,500 slots and 185 gaming tables | No casino / non-gaming positioning |
| Family / age policy | Not adults-only; registered guest must be 21+ to check in | Not adults-only; standard adult policies apply (supplier: adultsOnly=false) |
| Parking & transport | Complimentary self-parking and valet; Deuce bus stop and taxi line on-site; nearest monorail ~14-minute walk | On-site car park and valet; ARIA/Waldorf self-parking nearby; close to monorail stations (walking distance) |
Treasure Island sits directly on Las Vegas Boulevard with pedestrian bridges to Fashion Show and easy walking access to neighboring resorts.
TI is ideal if you want being in the thick of Strip action with easy walkability to neighboring properties.
Waldorf Astoria is on the Strip near CityCenter/ARIA and Crystals but positions itself as a quieter, non-gaming property.
Waldorf Astoria gives quick Strip access while keeping public spaces calmer and more residential in tone.
Treasure Island offers a wide range of rooms and suites across nearly 3,000 rooms and 36 floors, from standard rooms to tower suites.
TI’s large room inventory and suite options suit travelers who need flexible room choices on the Strip.
Waldorf Astoria lists multiple deluxe and accessible room types emphasizing city and strip views and accessibility options.
Waldorf Astoria focuses on refined room finishes and accessible, quieter rooms for guests seeking a premium experience.
Treasure Island’s dining spans casual cafés to steakhouses and themed venues with a lively bar scene.
TI offers variety and lively themed dining and bars — a good match for energetic nights out and casual meals.
Waldorf Astoria’s dining emphasis in supplier materials is on refined service, breakfast options and on-site restaurants and bars.
Waldorf Astoria suits travelers who prioritize quieter, service-driven dining and in-room or restaurant breakfast options.
Treasure Island has one large, seasonal heated outdoor pool with an island theme and rentable cabanas and lanais.
TI’s single large pool is designed for families and general hotel guests who want a classic Strip pool deck.
Waldorf Astoria lists an outdoor pool with views and a poolside bar among its amenities.
Waldorf Astoria’s pool experience is presented as a refined complement to guest rooms and spa services rather than a large, seasonal pool complex.
TI combines a full-service spa and a 95,000 sq ft casino with multiple nightlife bars and a theatre show.
Treasure Island mixes wellness with big-venue entertainment and casino nightlife on-site.
Waldorf Astoria emphasizes spa, massage and quieter evening options over casino-driven nightlife.
Waldorf Astoria is suited to guests prioritizing spa and calm hotel evenings rather than casino nightlife.

Treasure Island — a 95,000 sq ft casino and active gaming floor make it the clear pick for gamblers.

Waldorf Astoria — non-gaming positioning and refined service make it better for a quieter luxury stay.

Treasure Island — one large seasonal pool over an acre with a 25-person jacuzzi and cabana rentals.

Waldorf Astoria — spa, massage and wellness services are central to the hotel's amenity list.
Treasure Island — it has a large casino, multiple bars and houses Mystère by Cirque du Soleil on-property.
Waldorf Astoria — the property is non-gaming and marketed as a refined, quieter alternative on the Strip.
Yes — both properties are on Las Vegas Boulevard and are within easy walking distance of each other.
If you want a large, social pool deck with cabanas, choose Treasure Island. Waldorf Astoria offers a more curated pool experience listed as 'pool with view' but not the large seasonal deck TI has.
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