Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel—Handwritten Collection has officially joined Handwritten Collection, the Accor portfolio built around bespoke properties with distinct histories and independent-minded hosts. The move keeps the property’s original identity intact while plugging it into Accor’s global distribution system and the ALL Accor loyalty program.
“Treasure Island TI Las Vegas—Handwritten Collection represents a milestone for Accor in the Americas,” said Mauro Rial, Chief Operating Officer, Accor North & Hispanic Americas, in a press statement. “As the hotel becomes part of Accor’s hospitality ecosystem, it will retain the distinctive character and identity that have shaped its story for more than three decades. We look forward to welcoming guests from all over the world to a resort that brings together comfortable accommodation, diverse dining, world-class entertainment, leisure and wellness spaces, and extensive event facilities in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip.”
Treasure Island’s New ID
At 2,884 guestrooms, the property becomes the largest in the Accor network worldwide and gives the company its first foothold in Las Vegas. It also adds to Accor’s expanding footprint across the Americas.
A new campaign, The Treasure of the Las Vegas Strip, is rolling out across marketing and digital channels to introduce the property’s new chapter, pairing Strip energy with the character-driven positioning that defines Handwritten Collection.
Opened in 1993, the resort keeps its pirate-adventure theme inspired by Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel, including the full-scale ship replicas anchored in Sirens’ Cove at the entrance. The location sits on the Strip with walkway access to Fashion Show Las Vegas and the Grand Canal Shoppes, home to more than 400 stores. Meeting and convention space remains a draw for corporate business alongside leisure stays.
Guests have access to a 24-hour casino, sports betting area, outdoor pool, spa treatment rooms, a showroom theater, a game room, shops and a tattoo studio. The long-running production Mystere, an original Cirque du Soleil show, has logged more than 13,600 performances with a satisfaction rate near 95 percent.
Dining includes Phil’s Steak House, Gilley’s BBQ, Golden Circle Sports Bar, Pho, The Coffee Shop, Pizzeria Francesco’s and Malena’s Yogurt Plus, plus two Starbucks locations. Mexican and Italian restaurants are planned for 2027.
Upgraded guestrooms and suites overlook the Strip, Sphere Las Vegas and the surrounding mountains, with contemporary finishes and larger bathrooms.
Sustainability efforts include a Four Green Globes certification from the Green Building Initiative, water-refill stations and energy and waste programs. The hotel also partners with Volunteers in Medicine of Southern Nevada, which provides free medical, dental and mental health services to low-income residents.
Rates start at $69 per night, with ALL Accor members earning and redeeming points on eligible stays.
For more information, visit treasureisland.com.
