I now have stayed at TI twice, the first time was a couple of years ago I organized a large bachelorette party for 20 girls here and I recently stayed here with a co-worker for a conference that was across the street at the Venitian.   Treasure Island was a great option for a moderately priced hotel for both purposes for my trips to Vegas.  The beds are comfortable and the room decor is trendy and looked recently renovated.  There are a few good options for drinks or appetizers onsite; and a selction of restaruants, though not upscale, offer decent dining options.   The casino is not as large as other hotels, which may dissappoint gambling fans, but also felt quieter and made the hotel easier to navigate than other Vegas hotels I have been in.   The location on the strip is very good with more upscale hotels such as the Venetian  and tons of shopping very close by.   \n\nThere are a few negatives to this hotel.  The Sirens of TI show occurs several times a night, which is fine if your purpose in Vegas is to stay out late so you never hear it anyway; but can get obnoxious if you are actually in your room which faces the show and hear the blasts of the fireworks night after night.   Most people in Vegas will opt to eat dinner out; however, if for some reason you are eating in your room I do not reccommend TI room service.  It was very expensive and the food was greasy.  \nAside from the the less than stellar room service; TI is a great option for trendy and nice, yet budget friendly option.