Treasure Island Beach Resort

Beautiful beach resort for relaxing stay Beautiful resort. Service was great. Staff very attentive and nice! Stunning views! Suite we had was perfect. Small kitchen with full size frig. Big balcony for our morning coffee. Bed was very comfortable. Loved every second!

It was just ok. The hotel is nice, rooms are nice, but the area surrounding is not great. We considered the fact that they did have hurricanes, there’s just not much going on around this place. Gas stations and such. Restaurants / bars in the area closed on certain days. It lacks places to eat out nearby, no night life. Food and Beverage was a major downfall at the hotel. I am surprised there is not more reviews on it. Only one server at the tiki bar, we waited 40 minutes for drinks. Every experience was similar, so we stopped going. Same situation by the pool, only one server. Expect to wait and be approached with some frustration. Not only is it disappointing for guests, it’s a’missed opportunity. Restaurant was inconsistent. First experience was fine, second experience took over an hour and it was was only half full in there. Our friends had time to walk across the street, sit down, eat and return before our food came. We got no condiments, only meal and toast was hard. They play music by the pool but you can barely hear it. The glass railing next the the pool are cloudy. Just not what I would expect for this price point. The night ambiance in the pool area is nice, fire pit and gas laterns, some of the furniture showing age. The fire pit and laterns on the lower portion were never lit while we were there over 4 nights. It’s dark in this area at night. Not what we had imagined. All in all, I don’t think they’re quit in line with what they charge per night.

I enjoyed staying in this hotel. Very friendly helpful staff, good location, good amenities. I thought the only thing and maybe it was because I visited in early March, it was kind of too quiet. Restaurant almost always empty. Not sure why.