Oasis Pool
The hotel pool and hot tub, open to guests staying in the tower. Hours change by season.
Plan a stayHotel tower, gaming floor, eleven restaurants, T Spa, the Oasis Pool, and about 30,000 square feet of meeting space share a single building in Quil Ceda Village. You can get from your room to dinner, a show, or the spa without going outside.
Tulalip Resort Casino is owned and operated by the Tulalip Tribes. The lobby and public spaces are built around Coast Salish design — carved cedar, woven pattern, and the story poles that give the restaurants and ballrooms their names. Guests share the Oasis Pool, T Spa, the fitness center, and the shops in Quil Ceda Village just outside the door.
The hotel pool and hot tub, open to guests staying in the tower. Hours change by season.
Plan a stayMassage, facial, and body treatments, plus the fitness center and salon services on the same floor.
Spa & fitnessFrom wild salmon at Blackfish to a chophouse, a taqueria, a whiskey lounge, and a coffee bar that opens early.
Eat & drinkSeattle Premium Outlets and the Hibulb Cultural Center sit within a few minutes of the front door.
Explore nearbyThe resort is at 10200 Quil Ceda Blvd in Tulalip, Washington, north of Everett and a straightforward drive up Interstate 5 from Seattle or down from Bellingham. Parking is on site, and the hotel entrance is separate from the casino entrance.
Two sister properties are close by: Quil Ceda Creek Casino and Tulalip Bingo & Slots, both run by the Tulalip Tribes. Details are on the nearby page.