Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel
A new chapter in the Pacific Northwest’s luxury entertainment.
By Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel October 1, 2025
Photography courtesy of Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel
Nestled in the heart of the Snoqualmie Valley with sweeping views of the Cascade Mountains, Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel, formerly known as Snoqualmie Casino, has long been known as Seattle’s closest casino—offering premier gaming, dining, and entertainment. Now, with the opening of the highly anticipated hotel, guests can experience an all-new level of luxury, relaxation, and excitement.
The new hotel addition makes Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel a true entertainment destination. Rising elegantly above the valley, the property features 210 upscale guest rooms and suites designed with a modern Northwest aesthetic. Floor-to-ceiling windows showcase breathtaking views, while thoughtfully curated amenities create an inviting retreat for both leisure and business travelers.
Dining at Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel is an adventure all its own. Guests can enjoy the ever-popular Falls Buffet, while elevated options like Vista Prime Steaks & Seafood offer fine dining, or, savor authentic tastes at 12 Moons, featuring a wide selection of Asian cuisines. For a more casual vibe, the region’s newest sports bar and grill, Hawks Peak delivers big game-day energy-complete with an all-season outdoor deck and sweeping mountain views. Whether it’s a celebratory dinner, a casual meal with friends, or a nightcap under the stars, guests will find flavors to match every mood.
The gaming floor has also expanded to include a dedicated non-smoking area, ensuring comfort for all visitors. With over 1,800 slot machines, 58 table games, and exclusive high-limit options, Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel continues to set the standard for gaming in the region.
Beyond gaming, the property is a hub for world-class entertainment. The Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel ballroom and convention space hosts chart-topping artists, comedians, and cultural events, bringing the best of live entertainment just 30 minutes from downtown Seattle.
For those seeking relaxation, MoonRise Spa offers a full menu of treatments designed to restore balance and recharge the spirit. Add in a resort-style pool, modern conference spaces, and easy access to hiking, golfing, and outdoor adventures, and Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel becomes more than just a getaway—it’s a Pacific Northwest experience unlike any other.
Whether for a weekend escape, a celebratory dinner, or a night of entertainment, Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel invites guests to discover a bold new destination where luxury meets adventure, right in Seattle’s backyard.
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