Accor Adds 2,884-Room Treasure Island to Handwritten Collection

Accor has entered the Las Vegas market by adding the 2,884-room Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel to its Handwritten Collection. The 1993-built property becomes the largest hotel in Accor's worldwide network and retains its original branding while gaining access to the ALL Accor loyalty program and global distribution platform.

Why does this addition matter for Accor's global footprint?

The agreement marks Accor's first arrival in Las Vegas, Nevada [1]. By integrating the 2,884-room resort, Accor establishes its largest single property globally [2]. The Handwritten Collection operates as a portfolio of bespoke hotels designed to preserve the original character of each address while connecting them to a broader distribution network [1]. Mauro Rial, COO North & Hispanic Americas at Accor, described the addition as a milestone for the company in the Americas [1].

What changes for the property under the Handwritten Collection?

The resort now operates on Accor’s global distribution platform and participates in the ALL Accor loyalty program [1]. To support the transition, the property launched a new marketing and digital campaign titled “The Treasure of the Las Vegas Strip” [1]. Despite the new affiliation, the hotel will keep the distinctive identity it has built over three decades of operation [2].

Which physical features and amenities remain at the resort?

Opened in 1993, the hotel continues to feature full-scale replicas of 17th-century pirate ships anchored in the Sirens’ Cove lagoon at the entrance, a design choice inspired by Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel "Treasure Island" [2]. Inside, the property offers a 24-hour casino, a sports betting area, a showroom theater, a game room, shops, and a tattoo studio [1].

For groups and events, the hotel provides 14 meeting rooms alongside other convention facilities [2]. Leisure guests have access to a tropical outdoor pool and a spa offering exclusive treatments in private rooms [1]. Guest rooms and suites offer specific sightlines, including views of the Las Vegas Strip, the Sphere Las Vegas, and the panoramic mountain ranges that surround the city [2].

The resort's location on the Strip connects via walkways to the Grand Canal Shoppes and Fashion Show Las Vegas [1]. According to Lodging Magazine, these connected shopping centers house more than 400 specialty boutiques and major brand stores [1].

How will the food and beverage offerings evolve?

The current dining lineup remains in place, featuring Phil’s Steak House, Gilley’s BBQ, Golden Circle Sports Bar, Pho, The Coffee Shop, Pizzeria Francesco’s, and Malena’s Yogurt Plus [2]. The property also operates two Starbucks locations [1]. According to Hotel Business, the resort plans to expand its culinary options by opening new Mexican and Italian restaurants in 2027 [2].

What environmental and community programs does the hotel operate?

The Green Building Initiative has certified the property with Four Green Globes [2]. The hotel implements waste recycling, water conservation, and energy efficiency initiatives, and provides stations for guests to refill reusable water bottles [2].

In the local area, the resort partners with Volunteers in Medicine of Southern Nevada [2]. This non-profit organization provides low-income residents with free dental care, medication, mental health support, and medical services [2].