Deep discounts on rooms are available at the Tulalip Hotel, which is scheduled for a soft opening on June 20.
Guests can book rooms for as low as $60 per person, based on double occupancy for a minimum of two nights, said Brett Magnan, vice president of hotel operations.
Several of the hotel’s main attractions, including a large spa, convention center rooms and an indoor pool, won’t be open until late July or early August, Magnan said.
“The spa and the pool are more detailed, so we’re taking more time on those,” he said. “But all of our restaurants will be open, as well as our lobby spaces. Obviously, we’ll always have great gaming.”
Several dates between June 20 and the grand opening, scheduled for sometime in August, are nearly sold out, Magnan said.
Guests who are looking to drop dough somewhere other than on the gaming floor will have plenty of opportunities in the hotel.
Luxe suites are priced up to $3,000 per night. There’s been lots of interest in everything the hotel will offer, Magnan said.
For guests planning to stay on a more modest budget, regular rooms will cost between $140 and $160 during the soft opening period.
To make a reservation, call 360-716-7162.
Reporter Krista J. Kapralos: 425-339-3422 or kkapralos@heraldnet.com.
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