Pineland Vacations from ￥193,035

10/10

Employees are slack because managers are slack. Most of the staff are fine. Housekeeping and phone service are terrible, inefficient, and directly affect guests' mood。The front desk was great 👍, but the manager was indifferent and seemed completely nonchalant.

Treasure Island in Las Vegas is a nice place to stay. It's definitely not a five star hotel, but it's not a two star either. It does have a few restaurants and a CVS that is open 24 hours. There's also a Starbucks, a coffee shop that serves a full breakfast, a steakhouse, and a taco cart by the pool. If you go to the sports bar/restaurant the nachos are a must have. If you go to Gilly's, you have to have the brisket. The hotel is easy to navigate, not like some of the other larger hotels that are on the strip. Being able to see a show in our hotel was very convenient, and worth the money. The rooms are nice, they were clean, and somewhat updated. They did not match the pictures that were on the website as far as updates. Don't pay extra for a strip view, they are building a new hotel that takes up most of the view, so I'd say it's not worth the extra money. The temperature of our rooms was warmer than I would have liked, and we had the air-conditioning on full blast cold. We did call maintenance, and they came and changed a filter in one of the rooms, and that helped. Overall, a nice place to say not essentially located as I had imagined it was, but you can always pay for a bus pass to easily get up and down the strip

The staff was friendly, the room was clean, the AC worked great, and the bed was comfortable. The refrigerator wasn't very cold, and the TV had the auto brightness feature turned on (which you can't change), so the picture was very dim with the lights turned off, which was quite annoying. Overall, it was a good experience.

Es un hotel muy pobre, no la TV no funciona, y el aire es más pobre todavía y aparte te atienden mal