This transition brings a new operational chapter to the resort, which has defined a section of the Las Vegas Strip since its 1993 debut. By integrating into the Handwritten Collection, the hotel gains access to the ALL Accor loyalty program and global distribution channels while maintaining the pirate-themed aesthetic inspired by Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic novel. The property remains anchored by its signature 17th-century replica ships in Sirens' Cove and the long-running Cirque du Soleil production, Mystère.
Accor Expands to Las Vegas Strip with Treasure Island Acquisition
The iconic Treasure Island hotel has officially joined Accor’s Handwritten Collection, marking the hospitality giant’s inaugural entry into the Las Vegas market. The 2,884-room property now stands as the largest hotel within the Accor global network, blending its long-standing thematic identity with the group’s international loyalty infrastructure.
Mauro Rial, Chief Operating Officer for Accor North & Hispanic Americas, noted that the move serves as a strategic milestone for the brand’s expansion in the Americas. Beyond its entertainment offerings, the resort continues to emphasize its environmental and social commitments, holding a Four Green Globes certification and maintaining partnerships with local health initiatives like Volunteers in Medicine of Southern Nevada. Guests can now book stays starting at $69 per night, with the hotel planning further infrastructure upgrades, including the addition of new Mexican and Italian dining concepts in 2027.
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