Treasure Island Resort & Casino offers Air hockey, Arcade/game room, Bowling, Casino, Children's activities, Children's indoor play area, Childrens pool, Common area hot tub, Community pool, Events allowed, Foosball, Free water park access, Golf course on site, Outdoor furniture, Pool, Spa services on site, Water park, Ballroom(s), Banquet facilities, Business center, Conference center, Bar/lounge, Breakfast available (surcharge), Cafe, Coffee shop or cafe, Poolside bar, Restaurant, Wedding services, Wifi Available, RV, bus, truck parking (surcharge), Air-conditioned public areas, ATM, ATM/banking, Babysitting or childcare, Babysitting or childcare (surcharge), Beach sun loungers, Beach towels, Children allowed, Concierge services, Conference space, Families welcome, General store, Gift shop, Gift shops or newsstand, Luggage storage, Only service animals are allowed, Pets not allowed, Smoke-free property, Supervised childcare/activities, Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge), Toilet, Towels provided, Air conditioning, Bathtub or shower, In-room climate (air conditioning), In-room climate control (heating), Smoke alarms in rooms, Spa services on site, Spa treatment room(s), Free WiFi, Free wired high-speed Internet, Games, Phone, Fitness equipment, Fitness facilities, Indoor hot tub, Indoor pool, Designated smoking areas, Marina on site, Lap pool, Lazy river, Nightclub, Pool open year-round, Waterslide, Swim-up bar, Car recommended.
Treasure Island Resort & Casino is located at 5734 Sturgeon Lake Rd, Welch.
Treasure Island Resort & Casino has an average rating of 3.6 out of 5 based on 17601 guest reviews.
1 King Bed
Buffalo Tower Non-Smoking King
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Buffalo Tower Non-Smoking Queen
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Wolf Tower Non-Smoking King
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Eagle Tower Non-Smoking King
2 Queen Beds
Wolf Tower Non-Smoking Queen Accessible
1 King Bed
Eagle Tower Non-Smoking King Accessible
2 Queen Beds
Eagle Tower Non-Smoking Queen
2 Queen Beds
Wolf Tower Non-Smoking Queen
1 King Bed
Eagle Tower King Smoking
2 Queen Beds
Eagle Tower Queen Smoking
1 King Bed
Buffalo Tower Non-Smoking King Accessible
1 King Bed
Wolf Tower Non-Smoking King Accessible




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Treasure Island Resort & Casino receives mixed reviews, highlighting a large casino floor and a decent pool area, but also significant concerns regarding cleanliness, value, and staff attitudes. Recent feedback indicates issues with room upkeep, particularly related to smoke odors and uncomfortable beds, alongside problems with the water park and limited options for non-smokers. High prices combined with limited amenities create a perplexing value proposition for many guests.
I booked a golf stay & play package which turned out to be way too expensive. The staff didn’t seem to be familiar with the package at all so it was a struggle from the beginning. I think they were unfamiliar because few people are foolish enough to book this package. When we went to finalize our hotel check-in I was told there would be another $60 increase. I would recommend anyone else just negotiate a hotel room & go book a tee time on your own!
All staff were rude!!!! Bartenders, maintenance, everyone! Room found a bloody kleenex in the bed!!! Which means the sheets weren't changed! Disgusting. Had to call management late evening!The pool and lazy river looked green, like algae. No actual locker rooms to change into!!!! Very unsatisfied for the price!!!!! Will not stay again.
Great Size, but Smoking Policy, Low Comps, Bad Food, and Pool Fees Make It Hard to Recommend Treasure Island Resort & Casino in Welch, MN has a large, impressive casino floor, but there are several significant downsides that really affect the overall experience. The casino recently converted a large section to smoking, creating two major smoking areas that now hold the majority of the games. This leaves limited non-smoking game options, making much of the casino floor unavailable if you prefer a smoke-free environment. On top of that, the comps and player rewards are noticeably lower than most other casinos in the area. The food is a hard pass at any restaurant in the casino—none of them are worth it. Additionally, the hotel does not include access to the pool unless you pay extra, which is frustrating for guests. For non-smokers or anyone looking for better value, it’s becoming hard to justify visiting TI over other local options. Due to the limited non-smoking gaming, weaker comps, poor food, and the pool fee, I’ll likely be traveling to another nearby casino instead of Treasure Island. The only plus is there are some amazing staff that make you feel welcome.
My big question is...... Why are you only supplying microwaves in the premium rooms? Most people expect to have a microwave in any basic hotel room. Kind of an to have if you are staying for a few days. That was a foolish decision! Other than that, I would have given five stars. The rooms are clean and very nice. They have comfortable beds. The rooms are spacious.
A fun, pleasant stay, overall. We stayed for a Saturday and Sunday night. The room was comfortable, but could have been cleaned a little more thoroughly. Housekeeping was very accommodating and prompt with my requests for extra pillows and a change of linen and comforter. Room service was unavailable and the restaurant options are limited. These are the reasons I didn't put 5 stars. The Lagoon was fun and well-staffed with lifeguards. Our food was good. The bowling alley is great, as well as the pizza they serve. Also, I didn't detect any cigarette smoke smell this time, which is a HUGE improvement! We will definitely be back!
recently stayed in the New Buffalo Tower at Treasure Island Casino, and I have to say—the room itself is fantastic. It’s spacious, sleek, and feels newly updated, with a clean, modern design that’s genuinely comfortable. The bathroom was a highlight: the rainfall shower head alone made the stay feel like a mini spa retreat. Everything from the tile work to the lighting gave off a high-end vibe.That said, there were a few disappointments. The air conditioning never reached the temperature I set, which was frustrating because I like my room ice-cold—let’s just say I prefer sleeping in conditions closer to a morgue. The AC just couldn’t deliver. The walls were also thinner than expected; at night, I could clearly hear kids yelling and running in nearby rooms, which made it hard to sleep. Finally, the mini-fridge acted in reverse—the colder I tried to make it, the warmer it got, ruining some snacks I brought along.Overall, the room itself is great, but management should address the AC, wall insulation, and refrigerator issue
Love it here. They have a wide selection of machines to choose from. From New to old. Idk if it's just me but I like to move around a little when I gamble. All the employees were so nice helpful & right there if I needed anything or even had a question as to if they had a certain machine. Spent the whole day there & enjoyed every minute! Definitely have to plan a trip back, Maybe even a night, As to the rooms looks nice & clean & comfy also!
Not a too far trip from the cities (about 45min-hour) with cheap gas station right next to it. There's a membership that all you'll need is ID with great perks and benefits (birthday deal too!) Theres bingo, wide selection of slots including a smoking room and hand tables. Theres 2 bars, a restaurant, coffee cafe and deli/market thing for cafeteria style food. And there's always endless free soda, coffee or hotcocoa to enjoy. By the hotel theres The Lagoon with small waterpark for kids, regular pool, a swim up bar pool and 3-4hot tubs with one outside but its only open Fri-Sun select hours.
Before covid hit, this used to be a pretty fun and decent place to visit. Not anymore. They've tightened their belts so much that the trickle down effect into the patrons pockets is basically zero. I get that its a casino... but come on already. Pffft. As far as the bingo hall goes, plan on dropping a bundle only to be set up for just about every game only to be utterly disappointed. The same people seem to win a lot. Makes me question whether things are kinda fishy since your bingo machine is tied to your club card once you buy in. To me, that right there tells me that the establishment controls if you're going to win or not. But who am I to say, right? I'm just an unlucky bingo player who always manages to come oh so close to winning too often while never actually being able to win. It doesn't matter how many packs you purchase either. You're not gonna win if they don't want ya to. Plain and simple. This place and its bingo parlar a total disappointment. Save your money and play bingo somewhere else.
We decided to take a long weekend (3 nights) vacation at treasure island for the water park and bowling and gambling. The only room they had available was a smoking room in Eagle tower (we don't smoke), so we took it, because it was closest to the water park. We thought air freshener and lysol would help, because we've stayed in smoking rooms before and it was nothing like this room we stayed in (room 359). We used 2 bottles of air freshener and even asked the housekeeper for air freshener (didn't help). We also found a cigarette butt on the floor (took a picture). When we checked out, I mentioned this to the lady at the desk (even showed her the picture) and all she said was " im sorry about that". I feel the least they could have done was to waive the resort fee or something, but Nope. Everything we brought with smelled like smoke when we got home. Not impressed! The hallway smelled better than our room