stevecovington

Kind of our home away from home. Great location, great newer rooms, easy to naviagate property. Not thrilled with all of Rufiin's changes, but overall still a great mid-market property. One of the best locations on the strip with some awesome south-facing views. Theres something about the smell of Treasure Island that feels like "home" even when we are staying at other strip hotels.

Still a classic casino.. Showing it's age much better than even the almost three year old Encore. There is just something about that place. but about those guest rooms.....

Still one of my favorite properties on the strip. The standard rooms are on the small size, but I would stay there again in a heart beat.

Leaps and bounds better than my first visits. That place had to be one of the more disgusting properties on the strip. They have really done a lot with the place. Still not on par with a lot of it's other mid-market properties, I'd place it somewhere behind NY NY and Monte Carlo in that regard. We didn't like the location, we had never stayed anywhere that far south on the strip and it seemed like we would spend half our day trying to get to and from mid-strip. I thinkt they are still trying to figure things out and aren't sure about who they are marketing to.

For a couple of years this was my new favorite place on the strip. Well times have changed. I don't drink Red Bull 24/7. I don't reek of Axe bodyspray. I think wifebeater a-shirts are underwear, not casualwear. I don't have testicles the size of grapes from years of steroid useage.... so obviously I don't fit in with with Encores new demographic. Oh well. It was fun while it lasted. Too bad the economy took a crap.