Tulalip Resort Casino

Tight slots. Almost all slots have a max bet costing 10 or 20 each! I’ve never seen anything like it. Behind that are 5, 3.70, and very few 270 machines. Not very clean and thus is by far the quickest I’ve been in and out of a casino. I’m from texas and went to muckle shoot the other day. It was much better

This place is tight. No payouts. Drinks are slow. Was not the birthday experience I hoped for. Didn’t even have fun

Called in advance about overnight RV parking, but was not told by security that «Boom City» behind the casino would have explosive fireworks (Cherry Bombs, M-80’s, etc.) going off until midnight every night until July 4^th. It is illegal to even possess these off-​reservation, so many buyers (and sellers) set them off right there, all day long, constantly, up until midnight. Since this is all under tribal control, they should at least warn RV visitors about this, in my opinion… if not for business reasons, then how about just out of common courtesy?

It is one of the worst casinos in WA state. I have stopped going there long time ago. This place is good place for low lifes, drug addicts, homeless, to hang there. I personally do not fit in this category.
I agree with some reviews that this place is going downhill. and it supposed to be that way because the greed of the owners is going to destroy their business.
My point is do not go there. It is total scam and rip off. you will lose, yes I mean it, you will lose no joke at all .
Thanks
Best wishes.

I came here for a party after my wedding. Huge mistake.
We ordered a flower arrangement for our room which was not delivered, they mis-​charged us based on the people that stayed, they were rude about the whole process.
Beyond all that we decided to go to the floor and play some games. On a machine that max charges $ 2.70 on ONE PLAY I lost $ 20. The machine are my money, the floor stay was rude about it, the concierge at the front desk was flippant and frankly rude about it. I had $ 400 more that I was planning on spending but after the machine ate my money I’m not spending a dime here.
For me it’s simple, if I’m at a casino I’m totally okay with losing money, it’s to be expected, but having money taken, not gambled but taken, and then have the staff be rude about THEIR machines dropping the ball than I’m not spending a dime more than I have to.
Thanks for making my wedding memorable… and making sure I NEVER come back.

We only visited the casino, but I was disappointed that there was little to no attempt to keep smokers and non-​smokers separated. As a result, we had to leave after only an hour or so.

Tight tight tight no fun to lose all your money and stink. I think weekends are better with more people playing. Felt toxic after leaving with all my money gone and ingesting smoke no more gambling for me. It feels toxic like an alcoholic

One of the best hotels i’ve ever stayed. My wife recently got a offer to stay at the hotel for free. The day of when she schedule the stay, we went up to the front desk and checked it. The hotel is undergoing a renovation and we didn’t think too much of it. We were asked if we ever stay at the new hotel rooms and we said no. She then upgraded us for free (we were pretty excited). We went up to the 12^th floor and wow, the room was beautiful. The room was utterly amazing. The TV was a curved 3D smart tv (watching TV was amazing). The bed was comfortable and the bathroom was straight out of a dream. The mirror had bluetooth so you can either use your mobile device or MP3 to play your music while your in the bathroom. Overall, the room and experience was amazing. The room service was the best i ever had and the food was simply amazing. The only complaint i had is the pool area needs a little updating.
Now for the casino, the casino had a smoking section and a non smoking section. Either way, you can still smell the smoke in the air. I didn’t win that much money but we did have a great time. We will be staying here for sure again. Everyone was very friendly and the customer service was outstanding!

Went here for a fun Saturday night. Hit up the outlets first, which were a good place to walk around, but not the best for deals.
First impression: bright, active, and very smoky, all things to be expected in a casino. It’s the first I’ve visited in the area, so this will be my baseline. There was a fair amount of shady looking characters, more so than your typical place in the city.
Played the slots, and actually got $ 6 payout! Unfortunately luck only struck once that night, because my girlfriend lost about the same. Some of the slot machines were really confusing, and others were downright old! The open machines are the ones to beware of, as it’s obvious they aren’t used by the regulars.
Also, not sure if it’s because we are the youngest there, but we got a lot of unfriendly stares from the staff, and not many greetings.

Recently had occasion to stay at the hotel for 5 nights. The Front Desk is very efficient and friendly. The rooms are beautiful and very well maintained. The bathroom in our room was really nice. Overall a great hotel. The only bad experience we had for entire stay was the Valet parking attendants. A tad slow and tend to sit in their little glass booth waiting for you to approach them.

Clean but empirically the odds of winning has been about 1 in 8 visits. At other casinos it’s about 1 in 4.
Basically it’s akin to dumping $ 100 to get $ 12 back. Stock market has on average given me $ 120 on the same amount of money over the past few weeks.
Save your money and ditch this non tax deductible money pit. If you noticed all the shiny marble and granite you’re paying for it ;)

I was pretty stoked for my first visit to this casino after seeing it heavily advertised on TV — it looked like a huge, exciting, place. I was kinda rather disappointed. I’m rather glad we opted not to stay the night (also I heard rates can be super expensive).
It is located right off of I-​5, near Cabelas and the Seattle Premium Outlets. HUGE parking lots. There is valet parking in addition to guest parking. Make sure you take note of where you park, seriously, there are a lot of spots. The resort is also within walking distance of the outlet shopping mall.
There are a few restaurants inside the resort, including: Eagles Buffet, Blackfish, Tulalip Bay, Cedars Café, The Draft, Carvery and Journeys East. Blackfish looked inviting, and also very upscale. The buffet had decent prices. We did not dine anywhere this visit.
The casino felt surprisingly small, Muckelshoot Casino in Auburn seems much bigger. Not a lot of the big well known slot machine games. There was a really cool Zombie game that I won big on though! Woo! Many table games as well, mainly located in the center of the casino.
The smell of cigarettes is severely overwhelming…
We came out here for a concert (the 94.1 KMPS Shamrock Show on St Patricks Day — featuring Justin Moore, Chris Lane and Canaan Smith) in the Orca Ballroom. It was literally a banquet room lined with 3 large sections of chairs, a tiny stage, and a bar at each entrance. They definitely over-​served a lot of people, as pretty much everyone was completely hammered. There is a difference between drunk and clearly over the limit. The concert itself, if you call it that — it was more of an acoustic thing (which would’ve been nice to know) was great, All of the artists did a really good job, and played some great music. Sound quality was really clear. BUT. It was not loud enough to drown out literally the entire crowd enjoying social hour throughout the whole show — nobody was really interested in the music it seemed. Also, if you wanted to stand (as most people do at concerts) security was on you instantly telling you to sit. That isn’t fun at all!!! I will not return here for any concerts in the Orca Ballroom.
If you are a big gambler and enjoy drinking though, this seems like a good place to go for that. I most likely won’t make the 1hr+ drive to come back out here though. Wasn’t that great.

This is for the hotel portion of the establishment, nothing more.
The good: The rooms are nicer than most hotels for a fair price. The staff is fairly nice although they sounded horribly monotone, as if what they were saying was the millionth time they were saying it that hour.
The Bad: Noisy. Period. There is little to zero noise reduction anywhere in the building and god help you if you get room 426 or 530 because right outside your windows are HUGE industrial fans that blow all night and wake the dead. Also they don’t care about the pool area at all, go at your own risk.
I stayed on a Tuesday night and got room 530. I asked to be moved from 530 to «a quiet room» and the nice lady at the front desk moved me one floor closer to the noise. Jesus are you kidding? So back downstairs I go and I get a manager type who was great, moved me to the eighth floor on the inside of the hotel so no fan noise. Perfect.
So I go down to the Oasis pool. Plenty of signs about no horseplay, no throwing anything etc etc. Get into the pool and a minute later five or six kids come in (age 10ish) and begin throwing a nerf football around, running, falling down and skinning their knees, bleeding on the tiles…
Here is the best part: NO LESS THAN FIVE EMPLOYEES CAME THROUGH TO CHECK ON THE TOWELS AND NOT A SINGLE ONE OF THEM EVEN LOOKED UP.
It was as if they were trained by some master to memorize the floor and NOT see what is happening around them.
I guess if you are an addicted gambler this is your place to stay. If you want a good hotel ignore this place and go to anywhere else.

I think this is one of the best casinos outside of Vegas and it’s my favorite casino in the Seattle area. It’s 45 minutes to an hour away from Seattle, but it’s totally worth the drive because you get to hit 3 birds with one stone: you can gamble, you can catch a show, and you can shop! Their buffet is pretty good and has a Mongolian grill (oooh fancy! Just kidding). The premium outlets just get better every year, with premium brands like DVF, kate spade, and Theory, and also the staples: Banana Republic, Gap, and Polo Ralph Lauren. They also have activewear brands like Nike (HUGE outlet store here), Columbia and The North Face.
My cousin from Vancouver loves to stay at the resort here and said that it’s beautiful. I’m not a huge gambler but I like the slot machines. My favorite slot machines are the Sex and the City slots, and there are only a few of them, which I guess is fortunate for me because they’re super addicting. Tulalip Casino is known to bring some pretty big name comedians and performers in the past, and there are also free shows and other events. I’ve yet to catch a show here, but I used to come here with my mom and sister for a Thanksgiving feast at the buffet. They go all out for the Thanksgiving feast and the stores are open around midnight, so you can spend your winning (or soothe your loss with a little retail therapy).
Treat yo self is totally the name of the game here.

I visited on a Monday afternoon in early January 2016. I’ve been to many casinos including most in: Las Vegas, Oklahoma, Atlantic City, & Reno. Very Good selection of games. One of Largest, cleanest, nicely designed in the greater Seattle area. Smoking and «non-​smoking area» are open to each other, but ventilation was good. Free self-​serve Soda & Coffee. Player’s club card available. When you sign up you get $ 5, provide e-​mail & get $ 10, it’s my birthday month so I got another $ 10 and on my birthday they will give another $ 10. Superior player’s club benefits compared to others in the region. The building is nicely designed with the spa and hotel attached. It’s like a small Vegas resort and the best I’ve been to in the area and the only one I will return to.
Hope this helps.

We have been to the Tulalip Resort several times. A few years ago for my birthday, we had a wonderful stay with helpful staff and friendly faces. I was also given a nice coupon book. This time was the complete opposite. Again we booked two nites for my birthday weekend and I was filled with disappointment with no coupon book and ridiculas excuses. We ask for a late checkout, and was given 30 minutes or 12:30. When we checked out at 12:55, we were assessed a $ 75 late check-​out fee. We will never be back

5 stars for the hotel, 3 stars for their room-​service foods.
My family goes to this hotel 2 – 3 times a year because my Mom got free hotel’s room every couple months. We love it here. Beautiful room. Several great restaurants (Our favorite is Tulalip Bay. Just make sure you guys remember that it’s closed on Mon-​Wed). 5 stars if you compare this hotel to all other hotels in Washington, but not globally. It has pretty swimming pool that has water fall in the background. The hot tub next to swimming pool has real bubbles and it’s really hot! Free water bottles, just ask from the front desk. Fast elevator. Clean hall way. Their shower has 3 heads (OH YEAH 3 freaking heads, I wanna shower there for dayzzz). They provide soap, shampoo, lotion, iron and iron board, hair dryer, bath robes, extra door for toilet, etc, etc, etc. I can go on forever with this!!! Free wifi, all the good tv-​channels… so on. They just care about all the little details for the great hotel. I mean, if you guys are a big gambling people, you will give it a 6 stars or something (don’t compare to vegas of course, that’s just unfair). For Washington, this is the best it can get.
Now, let’s talk about their dine-​in foods… I was disappointed with this meal despite their large portions. The listed prices are worth the amount of foods they were given. Some foods were delicious, but some were ehhh. I rather went to McDonald’s down the street. (jk, I will never do such thing). Well, I order their Prime-​Rib and my girlfriend ordered something with turkey, I can’t remember. I hated what I ordered, just because I expected a better quality steak lol. But it was my fault for expecting too much from room service foods… I needed to ask for the ketchup to make the flavor better, otherwise, I would only be able to finish only half of my meal. My girlfriend, on the other side, loved her foods so much. She finished the gigantic plate. I don’t know how, but she said it was really good lol. So… I guess maybe you have to order the right thing? I mean, if you guys have time, you might as well go downstairs and try other things. We just wanted a lazy night in our romantic room. We finished our meal with cheesecake that came in a little jar. Very unique and cool, but it was alright.
Overall, a great experience and I can’t wait to go back to stay here again and try to eat something else :)

Gorgeous!
We love to go to Vegas but the rooms were just as nice if not nicer than some Vegas hotels! Such care went into the décor — not a detail missed!
The sports bar was amazing, great service, great food. The entire experience was so nice.
The only think I would say is the Saturday Night band was alllllll over the place with their music choice and really needs to practice. Four guys singing Lady Gaga was just weird.
Otherwise, perfect!

Wowza! What a beautiful hotel out in the middle of Marysville. When you walk into the lobby, there are plenty of seating while you wait for the person in your party to check in. Once you get your room and open that door, get ready for the spacious beauty of the room. Granted, it doesn’t matter what floor or what side you’re facing as the views aren’t that great. Mostly the parking lot, or the Seattle Premium Outlets, etc… However, if you ignore all that and look into the horizon, you can see some beautiful sunrises and sunsets, if you’re not downstairs gambling that is.
The other thing you will notice is the bathroom. Not only is it spacious, with two sinks, a private toilet room and a large shower, there are THREE shower heads! I mean, whoa! I could stay in there and just be comfortable, too bad they don’t have a bench in there, I’m sure its to conserve water as I know I would stay in there until I became a prune. Not only do they have all that, they have a small vanity area so you can get ready properly. They have one of those magnifying mirrors incase you forgot to pluck your eye brows. They even offer make up remove wipes, shoe shine wipes, a robe (do not take it home unless you want to pay $ 85 bucks for swiping it) a packet with cotton rounds and q-​tips, and a shower cap! I mean, talk about pampering.. . I guess they aren’t a four diamond hotel for just any ol’ reason.
Here is the best part, the bed! The bed is so comfy, the sheets are just so smooth like you’re sleeping on a pat of butter and lots of fluffy pillows to keep you surrounded as if you made a pillow bunker. My head just melted into the pillows it was sooo squishy! If I could have slept, I’m sure I would have been fully rested, but I was amped on coffee that I couldn’t sleep at all.
Here’s the kicker though, there is a mini bar, filled with things that I don’t know about because you need a key to access into it. I’m sure everything in it is over priced. So, if you have brought stuff with you that need refrigeration, eat it quickly or bring large cooler, there are ice machines on every floor. Also, no microwaves, so if you happen to eat downstairs at one of the 5 restaurants (minus the buffet b/​c you can’t take anything to go) and have leftovers, you’re going to have to eat it cold. I’d suggest buying what you need to eat at that moment. You can also eat off the premises at the many fast food restaurants or Bob’s which is near Wal-​Mart.
They do offer a bottle of wine that won the Taste of Tulalip, but that bottle goes for $ 99. I would totally just bring your own booze and wine. They do have a corkscrew provided and stemless wine glasses.
These rooms normally go between $ 350 – 650!!! However, if you are lucky enough to get these rooms at a discount or have a comp, I highly suggest staying here. It truly is a great experience.

Nice place. Front desk woman this morning suck!!! Sent me to the wrong door for the shuttle. I end up walking to the premium outlet. She failed all around for this place: she made me feel I was disturbing her when I asked where can I find the Shuttle Bus and she won’t even acknowledge me when I was asking her question. She was looking at her computers instead of looking at me in the eye.

Stopped in here for the first time in about two years. Only had about 30 minutes so didn’t stray far from the front door.
Everything looked to be about the same, except that almost every machine I saw was Triple Fortune Dragon. I wish these casinos would keep some of the oldie but goodies and not inundate their floors with the same machines.
Beverage service seemed to be quite consistent.
We will be back to spend more time re exploring.

This casino only earns a 3 star approval because the room was exquisite and the poor adequate. However, the service is extremely poor and grossly over-​priced. For the price of the hotel room, I expected Vegas style service and quality of casino. Instead, you get poor service, crabby receptionists, smoke filled betting floor and poor odds.
I will not be visiting the Tulalip Resort and Casino again, unless they bring down their resort prices considerably. Don’t let the price fool you – you do not get what you pay for.

Real nice rooms with perfect amenities and nice details. Huge shower unit with full body sprays. Coffee maker uses the coffee pods and was very good in the morning. The bed was firm and comfy. The casino was pretty good and the slots paid off pretty well. Decent variety of slot games, just not a lot of the mainstream newer ones currently in Vegas. We had a few moments where the slot stations were a little dirtier than expected. It was a busy Saturday night and there were a lot of empty drinks lying in some spots. There was a lounge singer in the hotel lobby bar and I do not want to be mean, but ‘wow…’ (Pssst… Not a good ‘wow!’). We also played at the bingo hall that was off property and they had some issues on my review for them.

Out of the casinos in the Pacific Northwest, this has to be a top 3 contender. We went to emerald Queen City casino last week and thought we were going to die from 2^nd hand smoke. This place was so much newer and cleaner. There was still 2^nd hand smoke but 90% less.
We went to the buffet for brunch which didn’t have much seafood but they did have prime rib. Their quality was pretty great for a buffet.
I would recommend a visit if you haven’t been to Atlantic City or Las Vegas to experience a casino.

A good place to go for a short weekend getaway from Vancouver. The suite and the washroom inside were spacious. The huge king-​sized bed was comfortable. There’s a swimming pool and hot tub which are adults-​only after 9pm, too bad there was no steam room tho.
Had dinner at Blackfish and was pleasantly surprised with the quality and presentation of the dishes at this casual restaurant. Tried quite a few things on the menu and the Lobster Napoleon stood out. Had breakfast at Cedars Café and had the best french toast I’ve had anywhere else. It was very fluffy and crusted with crunchy corn flakes, and goes very well with the cranberry cream cheese it came with. It didn’t get soggy and sickly sweet like other french toasts I’ve had. Also have to mention that service was great at both restaurants.
Oh and for some reason this place has the friendliest of hotel guests. Every time we were in the elevator, without fail we ran into some friendly and chatty people.

Slot just take take and take. NO play time or teasers. I’d be better off going to Las vegas. The slots AT TULALIP are rigged to take your money. I’ve Been coming here for over a year and never left the casino ahead. Call me a hopless optimistic but no more. Not coming back. Going to Vegas instead, at least I get free booze.

If you want a mini vacation, why not consider staying at the Tulalip Resort Casino??? The place is still relatively new with tonnes of slot machines and tables if you like gambling or just want to kill some time. They also have a buffet inside the casino with fair pricing. Casino and bathrooms are clean. Their room rate is relatively fair considering it is a newer hotel. The only downside is if you have respiratory issues, then it may be a bit smokey for you as smoking is permitted inside. If you want to do some shopping, the Premium outlet is just next door! Lots of parking available.

The exterior is particularly unremarkable, but the interior is great and the staff were wonderful. While the casino is your typical orgy of cancer causing smoke, the hotel itself had zero smell of cigarettes which for a rabid non-​smoker was a welcome relief and remarkable.
The rooms were very nice and in excellent condition with nice amenities. On site food services were good. They have an abundance of retail in and around the property. We came for a Huey Lewis concert in their amphitheater. As billed, not a bad seat in the house. It is a small, intimate, outdoor venue with a quality sound system. (On an unrelated side note… omg, the audience was old! I think the AVERAGE age was north of 60.)
This is a tribe owned facility and in this case they did some really cool things like include kind of a walking tour of the art and history of the tribe throughout the main floor of the hotel. Very interesting. They also featured what I think amounted to a welcoming or blessing in their native language prior to the conference which was also very cool and interesting. It would have been nice to know what it was intended to do and maybe even a handout with an interpretation as it was interesting. I really appreciated the genuineness and reverance with which it was delivered. They also provided a section on the tour that told about where the revenue from the development went and how it was used to benefit not just the immediate tribe but also the broader community. I thought it was really well done.

I love this place even though i often lose at their slots. If I won a little more frequently, I would give it five stars. Be sure to try their newest machines, which are often the loosest the first week they are installed in the casino. By far the best selection of slots in the PNW. I wish however, they had a few more Spanish 21 and Free Bet Blackjack tables.
This is the nicest/​most elegant casino in the PNW and the only casino on par in terms of elegance and quality of their hotel. Rooms are stunning and available at discounted rates if you are a regular casino player. These rooms are five star and on par with what you would find at a Four Seasons.
The employees are great and much nicer than there smaller location, Quil Ceda. Unlike QC, you dont have to wait hours for assistance if your machine eats your ticket etc.
Day time crowd is a little nicer than nighttime. Watch out for the «cruisers» that walk around the casino around 3am looking/​asking for bus fair or 5.00. Luckily, none of them are violent and the casino promptly removes anyone causing even the slightest problem.
Don’t forget to try the Asian food at the East West bar –its really great and a bargain. The café in the back serves a great french dip that is second to none I have ever ordered.
I am also a fan of their Tuesday pm karaōke. The room is huge and the band is great. It is not at all crowded so be sure to bring your friends or co workers.
I would come here a few times a week for the excellent food and entertainment if i could manage to stay off the machines.

Wow, like wow. One can poorly argue this hotel rivals a Las Vegas strip [2.5 star] hotel but not an upscale 3,4 or higher hotel.
While the hotel stepped up their customer service is some areas (reminder phone call, courteous phone operator), they fell short (once again) in other areas.
The rooms no longer have their famous Keurig coffee maker. The bar fridge is now locked.
The rooms are clean though and plumbing worked well. Rooms might seem to be larger to some but not others.
The pillows are average hotel quality and they are clean. Beds are starting to show their age and the mattress is not as comfortable as before. The LCD tv and program guide is confusing.
The check out process is pathetic. There is no online (tv) check out or telephone checkout when we attended. Hotel management said it went down the night before but it was down for many days prior to this, if it even existed
There are two areas to check-​out: premium members (only) — VIP and regular guests. There is no front desk person handling strictly VIPs, it’s a free for all. Nobody knows who’s turn it is to approach the front desk.
People can get into a fist fight if in a hurry to check-​out. Some front desk staff have some behavioral (bad attitude) issues and know nothing about customer service skills and etiquette. How does these kinds of people remain employed here and be allowed to deal with the public? My guess is management doesn’t care. I know for a fact people do complain.
The weight/​exercise room is now moved to the Spa. It used to be 24/​7, now it’s located in the Spa and you can only use it until 11 PM. The jacuzzi in the pool area gets very full and cramped quickly.
The parking lot is now different and it’s very confusing. VIP parking dominates the front area. You have to drive to the back but there are many turn restrictions.
Many people report theft issues, as a result, we seen about once a day a semi obese security guard roaming the hotel hallways.
While this Casino is close to the outlets and Walmart, hotel management really should be fired (or transferred elsewhere) and replaced by people who care about employees and staff that care about customers and know the basics of customer relations.
As always, the casino has very very tight slots. Nothing changed here. This hotel, although kinda pretty, receives a weak 2.3÷5 stars.

Oh my gosh, this place is huge! I didn’t quite realize how far it extended until we wandered around the slots, and they seemed to go on and on forever.
As a hotel, it’s fabulous. The rooms are comfy and big. As an event venue, it’s impeccable. The bartenders were on-​point, the food was delicious, everything was perfect. As a casino, well… obviously I would have preferred to win money, but I can’t really hold my luck against them. ;o)
This is a very upscale, sophisticated yet fun casino and resort. I definitely recommend it!

We came here with a large party of 8 guys for a buddy’s bachelor party. Yes, there was a «little» drinking involved, but what I can remember of Tulalip was that the rooms were very nice and the hotel staff was also great. The person who took the reservation was extremely helpful and knew the amenities of the hotel frontwards and backwards. The free valet parking was also a plus! The casino was comparable to others in the western Washington area, but not really comparable to Vegas. It is nice, but not very large. I’m not much of a gambler so that was not a big deal for me. It was fun to watch a gambler drop about $ 10,000 on a blackjack table in about an hour. Heck, it was probably fun for the Casino to watch that too :) The guy surprisingly left the table happy despite his losses.
My only «complaint» about this place was the cost of everything. The rooms were in the $ 250 per night range. They were nice, but $ 250 per night was just a little steep. Drinks were also expensive, which is a far cry from Vegas where many drinks are comped for gamblers. $ 10K blackjack loser dude had to buy his drinks while he was donating thousands to the casino :)
I’m sure I’ll be back eventually, but because of the cost its not somewhere I’d go very often.

This can rival any hotel/​casino in vegas… a place where you can play the most talk about slot machine — triple dragon fortune… its a fun machine to play not my fav actually. mine is called aztec temple… average to hogh end restaurant inside… open 24 hours… we always stay at the 12 floor suite because my auntie Adora is a VIP… high roller… cant even remember how manytines i stayed in here… countless time… big pool, spa and other amenities inside… big fuction rooms, few bar and different restaurants… beside the casino is a huge outlet called seattle premium… good place to relax… play and eat…

So my friend had his company Christmas party here, I flew out from California just to hang out for the week & relax. His company was generous enough to rent all the employees rooms here for the night, along with an awesome group dinner at the buffet.
The casino was gorgeous inside, there is a huge sculpture in the middle of the casino & artwork throughout along with all kinds of decorative hand blown glass lighting all over. Everything was really clean & new, the buffet food was soooo good, and the room was awesome!
I’m not sure what suite model we stayed in, but everything you need to be comfortable was in there. Robes, nice towels, triple adjustable shower heads, soap/​lotion/​shampoo. Really nice coffee maker & coffee packets, and even a mini fridge/​bar!
This was a great place to have a party at, the entire place is gorgeous inside & out, I wish we could’ve stayed for a week straight. But it would get pretty expensive lol I think our suite was somewhere around $ 300/​night!