The Tulalip Tribes’ $130 million hotel will have nearly 400 rooms measuring at least 500 square feet each. There will be a day spa, a pool, two restaurants and two cocktail lounges. Tribal art will be on display throughout the facility.
Brett Magnan will lead the hotel’s team of 400-plus employees. Magnan, a Northwest native who became skilled in the hospitality industry at resorts including the Green Valley Ranch in Las Vegas, Nev., will report to Ken Kettler, president of the Tulalip Resort Casino.
Construction began in August. The hotel is scheduled to open early next year.
To apply for the Tribal Enterprise Management Program at Everett Community College, call Pat Sisneros, dean of business and applied technology, at 425-388-9212.
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