The lobby is filled with beautiful totem poles, carvings, and artifacts. The Bell Desk will hold any valuable items in a secure area if you check out and have a hankering for some outlet shopping before heading home (as we did). The hotel staff were outgoing and friendly, while check-in and check-out was effortless. The hotel has an after 10 pm quiet hours policy in effect, and you must agree to this upon registration. We slept very well on the comfy mattress with signature bedding and Native art blanket throws.

The iHome docking station by the bed was home base to our iPod Nano for the weekend. It’s easy to get work done at the desk as there’s outlets onboard the working lamps (always a favourite feature of any hotel room for us). The closet has a handy motion-sensor light that will come on when you step inside. A small safe held our passports and valuables (I was able to stack a DSLR camera with viewfinder on the bottom as well). There’s space to spread out and enjoy the Coast Salish artwork, handblown glass lamps, and other accents that add to the room’s charm. In-room AC and heat controls all functioned properly, though I’m a fan of an open window option. His ‘n’ hers sinks are set up along a roomy marble countertop, also providing several bath and sundry items for our use. The bathroom’s walk-in shower has a trio of adjustable water jets. A 47″ flat screen HDTV was ready and loaded with channels for our enjoyment, while a Keurig coffee maker and coffee and tea pod assortment sat on top of a marble counter and mini bar. High-speed wifi was excellent in both our room and around the resort.

“In 1855, with the signing of the Point Elliott Treaty, the Snohomish, Snoqualmie, Skykomish and other Pacific Northwest allied tribes settled what is now the Tulalip Reservation.” The word Tulalip means “small-mouthed bay” in the Lushootseed Salish language, depicting the body of water on the western boundary of the reservation.Īfter handing our keys to the valet for complimentary guest parking, we checked into our double room, a comfortable, large space with sitting area, desk, full bathroom, and packed with creature comforts. Part of our weekend Taste of Tulalip experience was a two night stay at the Tulalip Resort and Casino in Washington State.

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