content: Treasure Island always makes me think of pirates in that very, Pirates of the Caribbean way. I almost expect to open the door to my room and see Capitan Jack spring out from the closet and try to steal my hat, if I had a hat that is. \n\nWalking into the hotel I was surprised by the smell. And I do mean that in the nicest way possible. Most hotels have that clean but smoky smell to it (part of the Vegas charm I suppose), but TI has a nice flowery smell to it, and yes, good smells make me very happy. I have been to TI other than once or twice in the many many trips I've had in the past two years, so I didn't really know what to expect.\n\nThe room was a good size for four people. The bathroom counter had plenty of space for all sorts of toiletry items. The room had a more modern set up, dark wood and what not with lots of clean lines. The flat screen was a little on the smaller side, but since we weren't planning on spending most of our time in the room, it wasn't a big deal.\n\nCheryl Y. got a special rate for the room (her being a card member and all), so at the check-in desk they gave us a voucher for one of their bars for a \""buy on get on\"" cocktail. Nice touch considering we didn't spend more than $90 per night.\n\nThe best part of staying at TI is that shopping is quite literally right next door. The Venetian shops are across the street, and the Fashion Mall is to the left, and Ceasers Palace is just a little past Mirage. Oh yes, the other awesome thing is Rhumbar at Mirage. It's like a FatTuesday, but wayyyy better. Well, at least in this yelpers mind it is.\n\nHad a great weekend with friends in Vegas at TI. The rooms were spacious, clean, and smelled incredible. What more could you ask for as you marinate your liver in alcohol?