Food and hotel are awesome. Casino not so much. They have remade part of the smoking slots area to a sports better lounge. The elders may have to rethink that as the majority of the area consists of seniors. They like to play the slots (in particular the older ones) not bet. There are slots in the non-smoking but those pay poorly. I live locally and have stopped going there. read more

Best place to get a coffee or gas or snack food best ever for a short trip to Seattle or a long trip. The longhouse is the place to start your trip. read more

We were curious about the new hotel and it's prices that were a bit high for the area. Last night we won some money in the casino and decided to splurge a bit and get a room. I will tell you, I was not disappointed at all. The rooms are very modern and comfortable with a lot of cool features that may be insignificant to some but they make the experience even better. I would suggest the room with a balcony. read more

Ate here at the buffet for lunch on a Saturday. The food was not as salty as usual buffets, but also not seasoned very well. There was plenty of parking outside of the casino. There was no line at the buffet. The service was quick and attentive. My in-laws and oldest really enjoyed the cod, my youngest enjoyed the sundaes, my second enjoyed the turkey pot pie, and I liked watching peach flambé being made. Still $14 per adult and $7 per child 12 and under, which is not cheap but reasonable. As an aside, they have $2 blackjack during the weekday. read more

7 Cedars - Lunch buffet on Saturdays. Kids 12 and under are half price. - Casinos Near Me - Sequim, Washington

Outstanding customer service from start to finish. Everyone is friendly and helpful. Room spotless. Casino was fun. Food at 7 brothers was very well prepared. We will definitely be back. Addendum:. Deej At the front desk was exceptional. Update second night-. No room service Covid. I get it. Called restaurant to order pick up. Phone not working correctly. Girl in 7 brothers rude and not helpful. Chase at front desk saved the day but don't count on the restaurant for helpfulness unless you are actually eating there. We spent a lot of money for servers to be rude. Growing pains- hopefully their staff learns. read more

At our table we ordered a verity of plates. The Rachel, chowder, pancakes, fish and chips. All were a plateful and delicious. Good choice in stop after a day exploring Sequim. Clean bathroom and friendly service! read more

Great Casino and hotel! Non-smoking area is huge, the slots are hot, and the bar is always open. Drinks served where you sit to gamble. Beautiful American Indian decor with lots of posters and other artwork by the local Jamestown S'Klallam tribe. Much to see and explore even if you don't gamble. Espresso bar over by the hotel is great! read more

Absolutely gorgeous hotel and facilities. Whether or not you acknowledge the reality of the spiritual, this place has good medicine. Happy and honored to be staying in such a beautiful, rich place. The art, the architecture, the people, the design -- all impeccably done. Can't recommend this place highly enough! Such a treasure of a place. read more

We stopped in on our way to Port Angeles. For an older casino, the interior is really clean. Well kept. Super clean bathrooms. The lady at the signup desk for your player card was excellent. Explained everything and they are generous on their comps. Senior specials and entered a slot tournament. Hotel is on the way. Will be coming back to stay. Nice atmosphere. All staff are friendly . Professional all the way. Security guard was very polite and informative. Staff gets an A+++++++++ read more

AC is out and they are not offering any deals after hour 8 of heat. Zero knowledge from staff and zero care for changing or updating the issue. The hotel was out of power for over two hours and we were offered absolutely nothing. read more

Elenor, who works at the front desk at 7 Cedars, is fantastic. We had an emergency (unrelated to the hotel or our stay) and she helped us resolve the issue quickly. We will be staying here again. A sincere thank you to Elenor for her professionalism and care. read more

I will never ever come here again. We were on a road trip and decided to stop in, do some slots and have lunch. We went to the bar and grill and was seated by a lady who looked like she didn't smile much. The food came out super fast but was nothing special. I got pulled pork sliders and they were tasteless. My fiance got buffalo blue cheese wrap that wasnt horrible but Wasnt good either. The fries were tasteless and we asked for a dipping sauce we never got it. We left and the next day we checked our bank account and our card had been run four times! I immediately called them and they said they couldn't do anything unless we came back in, when I let them know we lived two hours away I still got the same answer. I could mms or believe it, so we hopped in the car and made the drive just to have to call the office from the lobby to get it straightened out. Needless to say, we were not happy. When we . Let them know that we drove two hours to deal with this lady did apologize and made it clear that it was unnecessary, and she was very sweet and apologetic unfortunately it wasn't enough to make up for this utterly horrible experience. read more

Small little native casino, rich with decor and native art. Several restaurants. One is a buffet, one seems more up scale and was not open during lunch hour. We ate at TOTEM Bar & Grille, the food was good, nice atmosphere and service, food took awhile to come out, but it was tasty. Like some others have mentioned, there is smoking allowed but it is hardly noticeable if I at all in some places. Cute gift shop, lots of native inspiration. Valet parking up front, as well as a help desk inside. Good Luck! read more

I love tribal casinos in a way most girls love shopping... sure, I end up smelling like an ashtray and inevitably much poorer, but seriously, video slots are ridiculously addicting. I really like this casino because it has a non-smoking slot section. As far as games? I'm a sucker for Geisha and Wolf Run, but your mileage will of course vary. There aren't a ton of each game, but there are quite a few games that are not available at the Tulalip or bigger casinos closer to Seattle. The venue itself doesn't feel crowded, in spite of the fact it's not a huge space, and it's great because it's easy to find who you came with. Cocktail servers and the slot cashiers alike are sweethearts, when the machine sticks the technicians are over in a flash -- I don't play the card games. If this place were closer to home I'm sure I'd be back -- for now, I'll just have to wait 'til I return to Port Angeles again! read more

I like this casino. I've only been here at night once or twice, the rest of the time was for lunch at the restaurant/bar. The club is neat looking and there's a circular bar which is kinda cool. The restaurant/bar is pretty good, looks nice and they have seasonal dishes. It's fun, there's lots of Native art and it seems to be well maintained. read more

I'm not a big casino goer, those that I have been to I'd say this was bottom on my list. My first time into the casino I ate at the Totem Bar and Grille it was typical diner food. Nothing at all spectacular by any means. Playing the slot machines was ok. I think they need a much stronger filtration system for the amount of cigarette smoke in the air. Second time in, I went to The Uncorked Wine Bar. Selection of wines is decent. I prefer the sweet dessert wine, so the "earthy, florals" smell and taste disgusting to me. The hostess (Sasarie) was great and friendly. She took the time to have a conversation and made us feel welcome. Besides drinking wine I did order the cheese focaccia bread. The bread was not focaccia, it was pizza dough. The cheese had the consistency of being microwaved and it definitely needed flavor (garlic)! However I have heard that Napoli's is a fantastic place to eat, I'll try there next time I'm in town. read more

After a long day driving we looked for a restaurant that was open. We ended up here and perused the menu. I had the seafood Cobb salad and others with us ordered the 7 cedars seafood combo. Both were $15. We were all very pleasantly surprised at the freshness and amount of seafood we received. The only downside was the the deep fried clams were a little tough and the fries were cold but otherwise delicious. Lots of seafood for for the price with real crab not surimi. It's worth the stop for the price. I'd give it 3 1/2 stars. read more

7 Cedars - Seafood Cobb salad - Casinos Near Me - Sequim, Washington

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This place is known for its $5.99 complete steak dinner. Steak dinner is good eating. Don't have the Chicken Hoison Salad, though. Far too salty. Nice location. It's fun going in here. Casino is nice and roomy. read more

First. Really good service. Waiter said it was slow so he took time to interact. Nice. Ambiance...none. High school cafeteria. Prime rib night. Everyone, 6 of 8 who ordered it were happy with quantity and quality. The other two had (1) an extremely generous tasty taco appetizer. It was really a meal and (2) seafood Cobb salad, which was the only looser. Tasteless and I have never seen deep fried seafood (calamari and oysters) on a salad. The rest of the seafood was without flavor. Frozen? Probably. I think we will be going back because of the ease that they accommodated eight if us. If you are sensitive to cigarette smoke, suggest you not walk through the casino from the parking lot. Would not have taken much to make this a four **** rating. read more

The casino seafood extravaganza buffet which they have the first Friday of every month was not impressive. There's no extravaganza to it. It's $30 for adults and $18 for children under 12. The buffet consists of clams, baked oysters prime rib, snowcrab, Dungeness, ready to peel shrimp, a small salad bar, and other low-quality items. The place does not justify the value. read more

My Dad and stepmother were at the Salish Room for the seafood dinner buffet on June 6 2014. My dad got the clams at the buffet. He said they were way over salted, especially the broth, and my dad likes his food salty, and if it was too salty for him, I can just imagine how salty they were. He told the waitress and she called the manager, that didn't care much, just said oh well, sorry about that. So who ever the manager was, they didn't care. Not a great experience. read more

I recently stayed 3 nights at the new hotel at 7 Cedars Casino that opened August 4th. I travel a lot for work and stay in new hotels quite often and this is one of the nicer ones! Upon entering the beautiful lobby I was greeted by two hotel employees who checked me into my room. They were extremely kind and helpful. Once checked in, I visited their new convenient store in the hotel, stocked with great items from local businesses, and grabbed a coffee before heading to my room. Once again, I was greeted by a nice employee who took care of me and made me a much needed americano. Having my caffeine boost, I was off to get settled into my room. Upon stepping off the elevator I entered a long wide hallway. The wide hallway made it really nice walking by other guests and also gives each room a greater sense of privacy with each room having a corridor entrance off the hallway. I was lucky enough to stay in one of their suites and it didn't disappoint! It was spacious and well laid out with new furniture and beautiful views of the long patio deck. The bedroom had multiple outlets and usb ports for all my electronics. There was no shortage of places to charge my phone or computer. The shower might have been one of my favorite parts of my stay. A huge walk in shower with 5 temperature controlled nozzles made it easy to relax after a long day of traveling. The suite also had a mini fridge and coffee maker that I took advantage of during my stay. Overall, the new hotel is amazing, from the wonderful people who greeted me to the beautiful tribal artifacts and decor throughout the property I enjoyed my stay and can't wait to go back for another visit. read more

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Nice! We stayed in the parking lot in our RV, with about 15 other rigs. Electric is available. It's free! Food is decent! Everyone's chief complaint about casinos, usually deals with food and smoke . It's a casino, they're all the same, people smoke inside. Stop complaining. Great place, we will be back! read more

Best buffet food I've ever had. Prime Rib was like nothing else. The waiters are friendly and attentive. Drink prices are reasonable. Just a great casino for a small area. We have met so many great people here. I love being a regular. read more

Small Indian casino on Discovery Bay. I have to give it to them because they try and make it appealing. This casino is very small and the couple time that I visited during my trip there were not many people. They have slots and a couple tables. I think the main form of business comes from BINGO. Although there werent many players in there either. I thought my chances of getting a BINGO were great with the slim number of players but NOPE. Most of the players were regulars and I think they purchased 5 or more cards each. So instead of 100 players there are more like 500+ competing. The small restaurant they had was nice and the specials were reasonable. They have Happy Hour here daily which was nice. Their top shelf is considered absolut in case anyone was wondering. I don't know what their well was because it came out of a spout. The buffet was closed for remodeling which was a little sad but maybe next time if I go back here. read more

My fab. Friendly. Fun. Win. Great place to get together take the family to eat gamble with friends have a drink and win

Room very nice. Check in easy. Check out easy. Parking not so easy when they are busy. Parked over on the casino side. LONG walk with luggage. Rooms not well insulated. Loud drunk people above noisily slamming door and stomping around from 11pm to 2am+. Kids running up and down hallways, thanks parents. When I had made reservation a week prior I specifically asked for a view. Oh yes. No problem they said. For $300+ for one night, not worth it. And...they didn't give me a view room and when I inquired why not I was told they can't promise...nothing we can do. TERRIBLE! Will stay elsewhere. read more

Do not waste you time here. I was taken to dinner there. A better meal can be had from a roach coach. All you can eat shrimp and chips. Cold shrimp, and about 10 fries. I asked for replacement shrimp and they came overcooked. When I spoke to customer services the response was "oh well". I returned their card and told him I would not return. He made a bigger sentence this time. It was just Whatever. Going into the casino was not an option. Dirty worn carpets with lots of stains. No tables open. And only a few workers. Clearly this place is going under. I never heard a slot machine make any win noise. Stay clear of this place. And don't worry, they could care less read more

Other than Las Vegas - I don't eat at the Casino's so I have to base my experience on what I have had at Vegas. First - I expected a little more class - everyone had a T Shirt for a uniform - including many of the employees working the Casino. (Tacky?) Service in the restaurant was OK but just. I will say the "all you can eat" fish and chip was excellent with a light and excellent tasting batter. My wife had the Angus burger which was overcooked and very dry. Never asked how the food was so she did not complain. Overall - I have to say I was very disappointed - I expected a much fancier place - can't they at least afford to dress with some style? T-shirts - I guess the Casino has hit hard times. read more

OMGOODNESS!! Fantastic!. Clean, excellent service attention to detail. I came up with my husband from California for a golf tournament. I can't say enough wonderful things about this hotel. As a woman, I like the small things in the room like the bathroom mirror with multiple light settings, closet rack with a light in it, spacious rooms,even a black wash cloth for make up removal. Beautiful colors on the interior very soothing. The music in the lobby is so nice. Well done!! read more

They have bingo over here. Casino is of Italian origin; the root casa (house) originally meant a small country villa, summerhouse, or social club.[2] During the 19th century, the term casino came to include other public buildings where pleasurable activities took place; such edifices were usually built on the grounds of a larger Italian villa or palazzo, and were used to host civic town functions, including dancing, gambling, music listening, and sports; examples in Italy include Villa Farnese and Villa Giulia, and in the US the Newport Casino in Newport, Rhode Island. In modern-day Italian, the term casino designates a bordello (also called casa chiusa, literally "closed house"), while the gambling house is spelled casinò with an accent.[3] Not all casinos were used for gaming. The Catalina Casino,[4] a famous landmark overlooking Avalon Harbor on Santa Catalina Island, California, has never been used for traditional games of chance, which were already outlawed in California by the time it was built. The Copenhagen Casino was a theatre, known for the mass public meetings often held in its hall during the 1848 Revolution, which made Denmark a constitutional monarchy. Until 1937, it was a well-known Danish theatre.[5] The Hanko Casino in Hanko, Finland--one of that town's most conspicuous landmarks--was never used for gambling. Rather, it was a banquet hall for the Russian nobility which frequented this spa resort in the late 19th century and is now used as a restaurant.[6] In military and non-military usage in German and Spanish, a casino or kasino is an officers' mess.[7][8] In Italian--the source-language of the word--a casino is either a brothel, a mess, or a noisy environment, while a gaming house is called a casinò.[2][9] History of gambling houses[edit] The precise origin of gambling is unknown. It is generally believed that gambling in some form or another has been seen in almost every society in history. From the Ancient Greeks and Romans to Napoleon's France and Elizabethan England, much of history is filled with stories of entertainment based on games of chance. The first known European gambling house, not called a casino although meeting the modern definition, was the Ridotto, established in Venice, Italy in 1638 by the Great Council of Venice to provide controlled gambling during the carnival season. It was closed in 1770 as the city government felt it was impoverishing the local gentry.[10] In American history, early gambling establishments were known as saloons. The creation and importance of saloons was greatly influenced by four major cities: New Orleans, St. Louis, Chicago and San Francisco. It was in the saloons that travelers could find people to talk to, drink with, and often gamble with. During the early 20th century in America, gambling became outlawed and banned by state legislation and social reformers of the time. However, in 1931, gambling was legalized throughout the state of Nevada. America's first legalized casinos were set up in those places. In 1978 New Jersey allowed gambling in Atlantic City, now America's second largest gambling city. Gambling in casinos[edit] Slot machines in Atlantic City. Slot machines are a standard attraction of casinos Most jurisdictions worldwide have a minimum gambling age (16 to 21 years of age in most countries which permit the operation of casinos).[11] Customers gamble by playing games of chance, in some cases with an element of skill, such as craps, roulette, baccarat, blackjack, and video poker. Most games played have mathematically determined odds that ensure the house has at all times an overall advantage over the players. This can be expressed more precisely by the notion of expected value, which is uniformly negative (from the player's perspective). This advantage is called the house edge. In games such as poker where players play against each other, the house takes a commission called the rake. Casinos sometimes give out complimentary items or comps to gamblers. Payout is the percentage of funds ("winnings") returned to players. Casinos in the United States say that a player staking money won from the casino is playing with the house's money. Video Lottery Machines (slot machines) have become one of the most popular forms of gambling in casinos. As of 2011 investigative reports have started calling into question whether the modern-day slot-machine is addictive.[12] Design[edit] Casino design--regarded as a psychological exercise--is an intricate process that involves optimising floor plan, décor and atmospherics to encourage consumer gambling.[13] read more

we stopped by this place after attending the lavender festival and were really happy and surprised with our visit. it was a small place but the selection in slots were pretty decent. there were limited cards tables open because we came around 3 p.m. so we ended up losing our money on the slots until we saw a blackjack table open up-$2 minimum WOAH, i never heard of that. we were in like flynn and had a blast with the other guests and our dealer, richard. great entertainment and dialogue. in the end, we saw richard at the roulette table after we had dinner in the restaurant and bet it all on black and won. wooh hoo. too bad we had to pay for our drinks while we played at the table but water and soda are complimentary. limited folks smoking thank goodness (but again, it could be because we were there pretty early). definitely would stop by again if we happen to be in the area. read more

I went to the Casino today I left mad. They state on the website you must wear a mask. There were people alll over with the masks pulled down around their neck. I asked security about it and they just shrugged their shoulders while nodding yes. They did nothing . I walked around, no one was sanitizing the machines or cleaning bathrooms. I don't believe they care about your health, just the money. If I could leave no stars I would. read more

Went for another slot tournament. Wasn't clearly communicated how it worked and this one was worth a lot of money and I actually paid money to participate. Very poorly communicated how it worked. Ended up being 3 qualifying rounds. I came in 2nd place in 2 qualifying rounds but still didn't make into the final 3 rounds. When I asked questions got snotty answered from the gal who was supposedly running it. These things need to be clearly communicated when people are giving up an entire afternoon and in the meantime waiting list $160 in slots. The machines also pay out REALLY POORLY here . I drove an hour to participate and WILL NOT be back! gOOD RIDDANCE will stick with CLEARWATER in POULSBO from now on! We're also given gift bags with coffee cup which was stolen! Accidentally left it at a machine and it was picked up and not turned in. 7 CEDARS YOU SUCK! None of the written information or online information said there were 3 qualifying round and how to get in the final. agAIN I WILL NOT BE BACK! yOU SUCK! Also want to add that slot tournament is held IN THE SMOKING SECTION where people have their masks down because the are smoking blowing their germs everywhere with the smoke particles! PLEASE have your contests NOT in the smoking area. Even more disgusting than the foul tempered person running the tournament. I also forgot the mention the sign up line always out the door because there was only 1 person checking people in and it was literally FREEZING outside! I am super disgusted with this place read more

Smoke filled cheap casino. Food was everything you'd expect from the worst diner you've ever been to. They get 1 star because the beer was cold and my wife's martini was made quickly. read more

My fiancé and I stayed here for one night on Monday October 5th. We got an extremely spacious and luxurious room with floor to ceiling windows for a great price!! The staff was very informative and accommodating. Our room was perfectly clean and we watched a family of deer frolic and eat right outside of our window in the morning. We are sad we could only stay one night but can't wait to go back! read more

Birthday dinner for 18 last night in 7 Brothers. Service was prompt, friendly, attentive....very positive response by all our friends....which is extremely rare for such a large group. My ribeye steak was delicious!!! read more

We thought we would make the drive to go and see the Olympic Game Farm on the weekend and spend the night at the casino. We got our room and the beds are twice as high as any other hotel we have ever been in! My wife had to use a chair just to get in and out of the bed! I would not recommend this to anyone. Looks like they will be sewed from someone getting hurt over this. They had very little parking for the hotel, we had to park way over in the casino parking and walk over to the hotel! The casino games were so tight, we spent 900.00 in the casino and never got a bonus on any of the games played! We will not be back, at least to this casino! read more

Love the hotel!! the food there? pass! go into sequim. we went last night for a pizza an Napaloi's. they couldnt serve pizza because they are short staffed!! huh? its a pizza place!! I counted 4 people working.(possibly 5 IF the other one seen in the back was 'working') we ordered ONE lasagna. after 40 minutes and watching everyone that ordered after us eat and leave, they LOST our ticket. we were the ONLY ones sitting at a table in the place by that time. DUH?so dense they didnt wonder?! took over an hour to get our food. inexcusable! while we watched one guy restock condiments, another standing at the register and the 2 people cooking in the back yucking it up and moving like turtles. I dont know who does the job training there, but they clearly have No clue. Nor did the people working there. short staffed with 4 people is pitiful and laughable for anyone that has worked in the food service industry. its a small cafe!!! however we did see casino workers getting their food super fast. while we sat... and waited and waited.. we ate once for dinner at their main restaurant. crab stuffed anything is little shred bits, use a magnifying glass.. .. cook had no idea what a hollandaise is.. pass it too. theres some REALLY great places to eat in town. for the casino? tight machines, but bright and super clean. we will stay again, just because we love the hotel so much, and as said, theres some excellent food in Sequim! read more

Dealers here are nice, casino isn't very big, but they've got a variety of table games and slots. People playing blackjack seemed to know what they were doing (stayed and hit when they were suppose to). Cocktail waitress was a little slow though. read more