Treasure Island Hotel & Casino marks Radisson debut on Las Vegas Strip

Radisson announced Tuesday the debut of Treasure Island - TI Hotel & Casino, a Radisson Hotel at 3300 Las Vegas Boulevard S, Las Vegas. The award-winning resort marks the company's first property on the world famous Las Vegas Strip and features nearly 3,000 rooms. 

With the hotel now part of the Radisson brand, Radisson Rewards members can redeem points for stays when booking and experience exclusive benefits from check-in to check-out. Beginning as early as Q2 2020, members can also start earning points during their stay.

“It’s been rewarding to work with Radisson Hotel Group on this partnership, as they’ve given us such a warm welcome into their hospitality community,” said Phil Ruffin, owner of Treasure Island - TI Hotel & Casino, in a press release. “We’re ready to offer their guests from around the world a one-of-a-kind experience at the exciting, distinctive and friendly resort destination on the Las Vegas Strip.”

“We are thrilled to welcome this hotel into our portfolio as Radisson Hotel Group continues to grow its presence in key gateway cities across the Americas,” said Aly El-Bassuni, Chief Operating Officer, Americas, Radisson Hotel Group. “Our debut on the iconic Las Vegas Strip with TI is a prime example of our commitment to provide our customers with great destination hotels while offering our loyal guests an opportunity to redeem Radisson Rewards points in an exciting location.”

The property is home to a 95,000 square foot casino, a spa and salon, fitness center, poolside cabanas and cocktails, along with 18 different upscale and casual restaurants, bars and lounges offering 24-hour room service. Among the restaurant offerings is the newly added Golden Circle Sports Bar, featuring a state-of-the-art LED video wall, gourmet comfort foods and craft beers on tap. Mystère, the classic show by Cirque du Soleil, performs exclusively at the hotel.

The recently renovated 30,500 square feet of meeting space at the hotel is equipped to host weddings, conferences, events and large affairs for up to 1,200 attendees, with 20 separate event spaces. TI is in the process of renovating each of the guest rooms, which will be completed in 2020. The hotel was also recognized by HotelPlanner at the 2019 American Group Travel Awards as Best Casino/Convention Hotel. 

When the move first was announced in July, Ruffin said the property’s move to the Radisson system should help the property cast a wider global reach and attract new guests.