Deluxe King
The standard room in the tower: one king bed, a seating chair, and a work desk. The most common category on the guest floors.
Four Diamond rooms How the tower is laid out
Tulalip Resort Casino holds AAA's Four Diamond rating, and the guest rooms are the reason most visitors stay overnight rather than drive back to Seattle. Rooms look out over Quil Ceda Village, the Cascades to the east, or Puget Sound weather rolling in from the west.
Named suites run larger: Orca, Cascade, Salish, Grand Asian, Players, and Tulalip. Each puts a sitting area in front of the bedroom, and the top categories are the ones the resort holds for ONE club guests and groups. You must be 21 or older to check in.
370 Rooms and suites
12 Floors in the hotel tower
21+ Age to check in or gamble
How stays are grouped Room and suite types
These are practice listings for this demo. They are not live inventory and do not show real rates or square footage.
Deluxe Queen
Two queen beds for families or a pair of travellers sharing the room. Same floor plan footprint as the Deluxe King.
Orca Suite
A separate living room with a gas fireplace and an oversized whirlpool tub in the bath. The suite guests ask for by name.
Cascade & Salish suites
Corner layouts named for the mountains east of the resort and the sea to the west, with a full sitting room off the bedroom.
Grand Asian Suite
A larger entertaining layout with a dining table, held for longer stays and small groups.
Players & Tulalip suites
The top categories in the tower. Availability at the real resort is set by the casino host team, not by an online rate.