Luxor vs Treasure Island: Pyramid Grandeur vs Pirate-Themed Mid-Strip Resort

Room Quality and Accommodations

Luxor's rooms feature a distinctive slanted windows in the pyramid towers, with recently renovated standard rooms offering clean, modern decor. The hotel offers four room categories including basic pyramid rooms and more spacious tower rooms. Treasure Island's rooms underwent a $60 million renovation in 2018, featuring contemporary design with plush bedding, marble bathrooms, and sophisticated technology integration. Standard rooms are notably more upscale.

Winner: Treasure Island (8/10 vs 6/10)

Dining Options

Luxor offers 10 dining venues including the popular TENDER steakhouse, Pyramid Cafe for 24-hour dining, and various casual options like food court selections. Treasure Island features higher-end options including The Coffee Bean, Gilley's Saloon, and the sophisticated SENZA seafood restaurant. TI's dining tends toward more upscale casual experiences.

Winner: Treasure Island (8/10 vs 6/10)

Entertainment and Amenities

Luxor features the massive Atrium exhibition space, Carrot Top comedy show, Bodies and Titanic exhibitions, and a large casino floor. The hotel connects to Excalibur and Mandalay Bay via tram. Treasure Island offers the popular Mystère by Cirque du Soleil, Sirens of TI show (seasonal), and a more intimate casino experience. The pool area is more refined with cabana options.

Winner: Luxor (8/10 vs 7/10)

Location and Accessibility

Luxor sits at the south end of the Strip, requiring more walking or transportation to reach central attractions but connected via tram to Mandalay Bay and Excalibur. Treasure Island enjoys a prime mid-Strip location adjacent to The Venetian and Mirage, with easy walking access to Fashion Show Mall and Forum Shops.

Winner: Treasure Island (9/10 vs 7/10)

Value and Pricing

Luxor consistently offers some of the best value pricing on the Strip, with room rates typically $30-50 less than comparable mid-tier properties. Treasure Island commands a premium for its location and recently renovated rooms, positioning itself as an upper-mid-range property.

Winner: Luxor (9/10 vs 6/10)

Service Quality

Both properties offer standard Las Vegas hotel service. Luxor provides efficient, no-frills service appropriate for its price point. Treasure Island offers slightly more personalized service with better staff-to-guest ratios and more attentive concierge services.

Winner: Treasure Island (7/10 vs 6/10)