If you are trying to place Treasure Island Hotel & Casino on the map before you book or travel, the fixed part is straightforward: this property is in Paradise, Nevada, and publicly published reference sources describe it as opening on October 26, 1993. What this article can give you with confidence is the venue's documented location context, room count, and the mechanics behind lodging charges and comping; it does not publish live prices, current hours, or road mileage.
Where the property sits
Publicly published reference sources identify Treasure Island Hotel and Casino, also known as Treasure Island and TI, as a hotel and casino in Paradise, Nevada. The same sources describe it as being on the Las Vegas Strip, which matters more for a visitor than the mailing format because Strip properties are often searched by brand name while the local jurisdiction is Paradise rather than the city name many travelers use casually.
The documented coordinates place the venue at 36.12472222, -115.17194444. Those coordinates are useful if you are measuring from your own location in a maps app, comparing airport options, or checking where the building sits relative to meetings, arenas, or other destinations you already know.
Documented scale and opening date
For physical scale, the documented lodging figure is 2,885 hotel rooms. That is a size marker, not a promise about current inventory for sale on any given date, because room counts can be revised over time through renovations, tower reconfiguration, maintenance blocks, or changes in how suites are classified.
The documented opening date is October 26, 1993. That date helps place the property historically, but it does not by itself tell you what has been remodeled since then, what tower naming is current, or which amenities are being marketed now; those are items to confirm through the property's own current booking and guest-information channels.
Straight-line distances you can use as reference points
The distance figures below are straight-line measurements only. Road distance is always longer than straight-line distance, and this article does not publish road mileage or travel times.
| Reference point | Distance | Measurement type |
|---|---|---|
| Las Vegas | 3.5 miles | Straight-line |
| Henderson | 12.3 miles | Straight-line |
| Los Angeles | 225.4 miles | Straight-line |
| LAX | 237.2 miles | Straight-line |
| Phoenix | 255.1 miles | Straight-line |
| San Francisco | 415.9 miles | Straight-line |
| Denver | 608.0 miles | Straight-line |
| Seattle | 873.6 miles | Straight-line |
| New York City | 2230.3 miles | Straight-line |
| Boston | 2372.4 miles | Straight-line |
If your question is really "how far is it from me," this page cannot resolve your live location. The practical way to use the fixed data is to plug the documented coordinates into your own map service and compare the result against your actual starting point.
How room pricing is structured without quoting a rate
The nightly total for a stay at a casino hotel is not a single number until several moving parts are set. Even when two reservations are for the same property and the same dates, the final bill can differ because of booking channel, room category, whether a separate resort fee applies, and how taxes are presented during checkout.
Weekday versus weekend demand is one common driver. So are major event dates, lead time before arrival, and whether the booking is tied to a member account offer, a public promotion, or a fully flexible public rate. None of those variables can be reduced to one durable figure, which is why a static article should explain the mechanism rather than publish a number that may already be outdated.
| Variable | How it can affect the final bill |
|---|---|
| Weekday or weekend | Demand often changes by day pattern, so the same room category can price differently across the week. |
| Event dates | Citywide or venue-linked demand can change public availability and the mix of rates still on sale. |
| Room category or tower | Different room types, views, layouts, or tower assignments can carry different base prices. |
| Advance booking window | The booking date relative to arrival can change what inventory and cancellation terms remain. |
| Resort fee as a separate line | A quoted nightly rate may exclude a separate property fee that appears later in the booking flow. |
| Tax presentation | Some booking screens show taxes later in checkout, so headline and final totals may differ. |
| Member rate versus public rate | A logged-in member offer or targeted rate may not match the public rate shown to nonmembers. |
| Property channel versus third-party channel | Third-party bookings may package items differently and can have different change, refund, and loyalty treatment. |
Booking channels and why the channel matters
The cleanest comparison is usually between the property's own booking channel and a third-party travel seller. A property channel is where you are most likely to see member-specific pricing, property-specific terms, and the exact on-property policy language you will later be held to at check-in.
Third-party channels can be useful for comparison, but they may present the total differently, bundle charges differently, or apply change rules that are not identical to those on the property's own reservation path. They can also affect whether loyalty credit, if any, is recognized automatically, so readers who care about account-based benefits should check that point before payment rather than after arrival.
Check-in and checkout details worth confirming
The booking price is only one part of the stay. Before you travel, confirm the practical terms that govern arrival and departure: whether the property places a deposit authorization on your payment card, what identification is required, the minimum age rules that apply to the room registration itself, and how baggage storage is handled if your room is not ready when you arrive.
At the back end of the stay, confirm what happens at checkout if you leave a vehicle after you have surrendered the room, and whether parking treatment changes once you are no longer an in-house guest. Also verify how incidental charges are reviewed, because the final statement often matters more than the advertised nightly headline.
How comping works
Comping is best understood as a pricing system, not as free travel. In casino lodging, a comp is generally funded out of theoretical loss: a projection of expected player loss based on average wager, time played, and the house advantage of the games involved.
That means the room is not detached from gambling economics. If someone increases play in order to chase a comp, the expected cost of that additional play is, by construction, higher than the value of the room or food benefit being chased. So comping is something to understand clearly, not a savings trick.
Most casino systems separate comp value into a few broad buckets. There can be tier structures tied to account activity, automatically accumulated benefit balances, discretionary offers from hosts or marketing teams, and mailed or account-based offers that vary by customer history. Those offers differ because the operator is estimating future value from past behavior, not handing out a universal reward.
What matters for a lodging decision is to read the exact offer terms attached to your own account, if you have one, and compare them against the ordinary public booking path. A lower headline rate is not always the lower total once separate fees, taxes, cancellation terms, and offer conditions are all considered together.
Ownership context
Publicly published reference sources state that the resort is owned and operated by Phil Ruffin, and that Treasure Island was developed by Steve Wynn through Mirage Resorts. Ownership and branding can change over time through sale, management change, or rebranding, so this is best read as documented background rather than a permanent statement about future operation.
What to confirm before you go
The changeable items are the ones most likely to affect your real travel cost. Confirm the current room total through the property's own booking page, and compare that with any third-party listing only after checking whether both are showing the same tax treatment, the same separate fees, and the same cancellation rules.
For the stay itself, check the property's current guest-information pages for arrival and departure policies, including identification requirements, deposit authorization practice, baggage handling, and parking treatment after checkout. If you are traveling on an offer, review the terms shown inside your account or the offer communication itself rather than assuming it works like another guest's offer.
FAQ
Is Treasure Island Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas or Paradise?
Publicly published reference sources place the property in Paradise, Nevada, and also describe it as being on the Las Vegas Strip. Travelers often use Las Vegas as the broader destination label, while Paradise is the local jurisdiction attached to many Strip properties.
How far is Treasure Island Hotel & Casino from Las Vegas?
The documented figure is 3.5 miles in a straight line from Las Vegas. That is not road mileage. Driving distance will be longer, and this article does not publish road routes, travel times, or turn-by-turn directions.
Can you get a comped room there?
This article cannot promise any guest a comped room, and it does not publish property-specific criteria. What can be said generally is that casino comping is based on theoretical loss and individualized marketing, so offers differ by account history, play pattern, and the operator's estimate of expected value.
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