The regular Deluxe Rooms start at $59 per night, so even with the upgrade, the combination of the price and view can’t be beaten. With floor-to-ceiling windows, you can view the Strip at night (or during the day) and have a great view of the highlights of Las Vegas. The Deluxe Strip View Rooms are exactly like the regular Deluxe Rooms, except – you guessed it – they offer a really nice view of the Strip. Options include a Strip View (see below), Panoramic View, or the Tower Deluxe. When you book a Deluxe Room, you can also request an upgraded room at an additional charge. Additional amenities include a flat-screen television, free Wi-Fi, charging ports, and a mini refrigerator. The Deluxe Rooms do have a nice spacious bathroom with marble flooring and a lighted vanity mirror. The Deluxe rooms are offered with both a single king room option and a two-queen bed configuration. Still, we don’t have any complaints about the comfort, especially for the price.
The rooms themselves don’t offer much flair, and the decor feels a little dated. They’re not large, measuring 400 sq ft, but they are roomy enough to rest comfortably and recharge in between your Sin City adventures. The Deluxe Rooms at Treasure Island (TI) Las Vegas are what we consider the hotel’s “basic” guest rooms.
