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Elevated Gaming, Now With a Luxury Stay
Debuting a new era in Pacific Northwest gaming, the opening of the now Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel, transforms a premier gaming destination into a full-scale getaway–pairing top-tier play with the convenience and comfort of an upscale luxurious overnight stay just 30 minutes from downtown Seattle.
Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel offers one of the most expansive gaming floors in the region. Guests can choose from more than 2,000 slot machines, a wide variety of table games, and exclusive high-limit areas designed for serious players. A dedicated non-smoking gaming section adds to the comfort, making it easy to enjoy extended play in a clean, modern environment.
The newly open hotel brings over 200 rooms and suites to the property, turning what was once a night out into a full casino getaway. Designed with a contemporary
Pacific Northwest aesthetic, rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows, plush bedding, and thoughtful amenities – perfect for recharging between gaming sessions or staying the night after a big win.
Dining is another area where Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel excels. From the ever popular Falls Buffet to elevated dining experiences like Vista Prime Steaks & Seafood, fresh sushi at 12 Moons, and the region’s newest sports bar, Hawks Peak. With sweeping mountain views, guests will find options that rival top city restaurants – all without leaving the property.
Beyond gaming and dining, visitors can enjoy live entertainment at the Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel Event Center, which hosts nationally recognized artists and performers year-round. For those looking to unwind, MoonRise Spa provides a welcome counter-balance to the excitement of the casino floor.
Whether you’re planning a quick visit or a full luxurious getaway, Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel delivers a complete casino experience–combining premier gaming, luxury accommodations, and exceptional dining in one of the most scenic settings in the region.
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