Accor's Las Vegas Debut
Treasure Island Las Vegas Hotel Officially Joins Accor's Handwritten Collection, Debuting on Strip
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Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel has officially joined Accor's Handwritten Collection, marking the global hospitality giant's first foothold on the Las Vegas Strip. PR Newswire reported the property opened its doors under the new affiliation this week, bringing one of Vegas's most recognizable resorts into a portfolio built around unique, story-driven hotels.
The deal gives Treasure Island access to Accor's worldwide distribution network and its loyalty program, ALL Accor. At the same time, the resort keeps the identity it has built over decades on the Strip.
What the Handwritten Collection Brand Actually Means
Handwritten Collection is one of Accor's bespoke hotel portfolios. It focuses on properties with authentic local stories, passionate owners, and strong individual character. Think independent-spirited hotels that sit inside a global network. Newswire described the portfolio as celebrating hotels that feel genuinely one-of-a-kind rather than cookie-cutter chain properties.
Treasure Island fits that mold. The resort has operated as an independently managed property on the Strip for years. Its pirate-themed origins and bold personality make it a natural match for a brand built on distinct storytelling.
Accor Plants Its Flag on the Las Vegas Strip
For Accor, this is a landmark move. The company manages thousands of hotels worldwide, but had no presence directly on the Las Vegas Strip before this deal. PR Newswire UK confirmed the Treasure Island partnership brings Accor into one of the world's busiest and most competitive hospitality markets.
Las Vegas drew more than 40 million visitors in recent years. Getting a Strip address gives Accor both visibility and a strong platform to grow its North American luxury and lifestyle portfolio.
Guests Get Global Loyalty Perks Without Losing Local Feel
One key benefit for travelers is access to ALL Accor, the company's loyalty program. Members can now earn and redeem points at Treasure Island just like they would at Accor properties in Paris, Sydney, or Dubai. That kind of global reach is rare for an independently operated Strip hotel.
The hotel stressed it will keep its own character intact. The Handwritten Collection model is designed to let properties stay true to their roots. Treasure Island's decades-long story on the Strip is meant to remain the heart of the guest experience, even as the hotel plugs into Accor's worldwide system.
What This Deal Signals for Boutique Hotel Growth
Major hotel groups like Accor are increasingly buying into independent-minded brands rather than converting properties to standard flags. The Handwritten Collection strategy lets Accor grow its portfolio without erasing what makes each hotel special. Treasure Island is the latest example of that trend playing out on a global stage.
For Treasure Island, the partnership solves a real problem. Independent hotels often struggle to compete on distribution and loyalty rewards against big chains. Joining Accor's network levels that playing field while keeping the resort's name and identity front and center.
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