We stayed at the 7 Cedars Hotel and loved it. The hotel is absolutely gorgeous, decorated in…read moreIndigenous art, and totem poles outside. Rooms are very large, clean, modern, and beds are very comfortable. Food at the Seven Brothers restaurant (inside the casino) is a bit slow, but they make up for it in taste and freshness. Omelettes were fluffy and delicious, pancakes and biscuits were among the best we've had anywhere. Plus the prices are very reasonable. Well done 7 Cedars!!

Haven't been in maybe 15 years. Pretty sure they've enlarged the casino as they have a separate…read morenon-smoking side which is appreciated. Plus added the attached hotel. We went two days while visiting Sequim. The slots seemed pretty tight for most part. We lost about $800 total. It was a nice mix of slots having new and old classics. We enjoyed a nice Italian lunch in Napoli's. The $10 pasta specials were awesome! Appreciated the presentation as well adding breadsticks & parm twills to the dishes. Side salad lovely w/ added egg & bacon. Also grabbed a bite from deli counter a different day having the curry rice soup and chicken tacos, both yummy at fair prices as well. Just wish we'd hit some slot perk/promo but it's a nice place.

Stayed at the hotel a few nights . I can't say it was a bad experience room was clean smelled a…read morelittle funny. Especially the hotel lobby they need to figure out the horrible smell as you walk even my kids were like what's the smell I'm like that's dingy casino smell....just a very mediocre at best casino experience craps staff is horrible and makes playing no fun which was a bummer. Instead of engaging and having fun with the players , they bitched and complained about where we tossed our bets on the table. I have played craps at every casino in WA and never had this happen 5 of us left the table because it was dry and boring to play. Played a few slots really tight so bailed quick. Definitely not a great place to test your luck on slots lol Overall was $500 total for 2 hotel nights so nor bad but the casino is not worth it unfortunately. One thing that was also annoying was the line for the ATMs serious figure that shit out and get more ATMs half of the were "out of service " I would 100% spit this place for Tulalip or angel of the winds any day !

We have learned on certain road trips to avoid hotels in crowded big cities. Parking was always an…read moreissue and often an added extra expense after the cost of the room... So here we are at the Silver Reef Casino. An open area outside of the crowds. We called the local number to make our reservations and to avoid these online reservations agencies that just inflate the prices. We ended up with a nice hotel with clean rooms. Our room has queen size beds with a medium firmness. This room is clean and spacious. It has a large flat screen TV, a decent sized mini fridge, a dresser for those of us who like to unpack. The A/C unit heats nicely. There is a large vanity for the bathroom and the tub shower offers shampoo and body wash. The bonus to staying at a casino hotel is the addition of security. Less worries about your car. Then there's the restaurants that are available, here there are 5. So there it is, well kept rooms, plenty of free, secure parking, and on site restaurants as well as some adult entertainment before getting some shut eye. Much more relaxing here instead of being in the crowded big cities with minimal parking.

The food in their new restaurant is terrible. Everything is from frozen...nothing is made fresh…read more They appear to have a state of the art kitchen but dont utilize it. There is a serious lack of commitment from this kitchen. If you are looking for a hot dog or some movie style nachos you might enjoy the food here but if you are looking for good food.....take a chance somewhere else.

My Mom and I visited Northwood casino tonite. As usual, the staff were courteous, friendly and…read morecompetent. We ate the International buffet, where we found the only negative thing to say about our experience. First of all, where was Italian and Mexican food? The only thing we saw was Chinese, and American. The other critique is that the food seemed good, but due to that fact that it was cold, we'll never know. The deserts were excellent. The salad was wonderful..... Anywho, that's my Yelp. Keep up the good work guys.

We went with two other couples Saturday night for their advertised (on both the website and their…read moreilluminated sign as you enter the parking lot) $24.95 shrimp fest - Saturdays in July. When we got to our table we went to check out the buffet - only shrimp dish was a crusted fried shrimp, not the multiple options listed. Then we checked our receipt and saw all six of us were charged $37.95! We hadn't paid attention at the time - one guy paid for his and his 3 guests and he assumed it covered all six of us, but then my husband showed him our receipt - $37.95 each. We asked for the Prime Buffet manager and some woman came over and said they didn't know where the manager was but they couldn't issue a refund, that there was some kind of 'internal marketing issue.' We insisted on speaking to her supervisor, and she sent over the casino shift manager, who also said he didn't know where the manager was. Told us we should have said something when we paid and that since we had already eaten some CRAB (2 out of the six of us) there was nothing he could do. Of course, showing him the website photo and a picture of the sign outside did nothing. He was incredibly rude, told us we should just stop eating and leave and he would issue a $35 credit on one person's club card, nobody else's. Of course, we had come in just for the shrimp special, had driven all that way and were not about to leave without eating, especially since it wasn't even a full refund of the $13.00 price difference. And the worst part? The card holder went to cash out when we left, and she was told there was ZERO on her card - so he lied to us. I sent an email to the Casino via their website on the following Monday morning, and here it is two days later and they haven't even bothered to reply. The roast pork and the chicken were dry, and the only decent thing there were the desserts. NEVER GOING BACK.

Definitely will be back! Friendly and acct staff. Clean facilities. 5 restaurants. Enjoy!read more

Best place to eat pizza steak and Asian cuisine.... The new carpet looks amazing and the smoke…read moresmell is not so noticed. The staff is kind and attentive and the hotel beds look so comfortable and welcoming

The wait staff were rude and more interested in standing around in the corner giggling with each…read moreother rather than giving good food service. Also, the food was less than extraordinary.the burgers were overly greasy, the fries were cold, and the clam chowder tasted like low tide smells. As it is right now I wouldn't recommend this restaurant to anyone who wants a ( at the very least) satisfactory dining experience. If the wait staff put more effort into customer service and less effort into chatting each other up, I might change my review but, as it stands right now. . . . . . Two thumbs down!

Tiny, middle of nowhere and only machines that I didn't see anyone winning on especially me or my…read morewife. No table games to take a break from machines.

Friendliest staff I've ever encountered , even the house keeping team are amazing , many food…read moreoptions available and the casino is clean and huge. We highly recommend this. Our room had a balcony o relooking the bay. Just gorgeous

If you're into getting robbed every time you enter the place, this is the place to go! Payouts are…read moresmall and rare! Machines are so tight, you can hear them squeak! One jackpot in 4 years and no comps! I will never step foot in that casino again!

I'll let the Google Local Guides and Elite Yelp Squad handle the easy metrics and standard…read more"housekeeping items." Guess that was a little on the nose, eh? Me? I'm here to review the things that actually matter during a hotel stay: * Bed size & comfort * Pillow game * Shower facilities * Towel game * Amenities that stand out Now then ... Jen and I sleep on a Queen bed at home, so every King-size hotel bed arrives with one simple promise: "This better be an upgrade." Thankfully, The Point Casino & Hotel delivers there. The pillow-top mattress absolutely carried its weight and made for a comfortable night's sleep. BUT. Why are we still doing square pillows in 2026? C'mon now, Point. Get it together. Decorative pillows are one thing, but these felt like geometry homework sitting on the bed. Now the shower game? Surprisingly strong. The rainfall-style shower was easily one of the standout features of the room. Ours even had the dual-head setup -- a standard shower head plus a lower horizontal shower head that can run simultaneously. It felt less like a hotel shower and more like I accidentally unlocked a spa side quest. Towel game? Respectable. Not luxury-resort fluffy, not sandpaper gym towels either. Solid middle-of-the-road performance. Amenities-wise, the room leaned modern: * Plenty of USB and power outlets exactly where you want them * Large TV * Comfortable lounge seating * Clean, updated feel throughout Now, for context, Jen and I were there for a grand total of 9.5 hours ... and roughly 8 of those were spent asleep. That means the hotel accomplished its primary mission successfully. One important note, however: this is an old-school casino that still offers both smoking and non-smoking areas. If you're sensitive or allergic to cigarette smoke, keep that in mind before booking. Unfortunately, my fiancée's allergies flared up pretty badly during our stay, so it's worth considering if smoke exposure is a concern for you. Final verdict: The Point Casino & Hotel understands comfort better than it understands pillow aesthetics. Strong shower game, solid bed comfort, modern amenities, and a room that did exactly what we needed it to do. Those square pillows, however, are committing hospitality crimes against sleep posture.

My experience at The Point Casino was extremely disappointing, and I won't be returning…read more The first thing that caught my attention was a handwritten sign on a King Kong slot machine saying it was "not accumulating rewards points." An hour later, after playing, and leaving, the sign was gone. That immediately raised concerns. At around 7:00 a.m., there were very few guests in the casino--mostly security staff, slot technicians, and janitorial staff. I also noticed technicians checking machines after jackpots, which made me uncomfortable, even if it may have been routine maintenance. I also experienced problems with the slot machines accepting tickets. On two occasions, the same ticket would partially slip into the machine instead of feeding correctly until a technician showed us how to insert it. I also found that redeemed tickets did not extend very far out of the machine, and I didn't hear an audible alert when one printed. Because of that, I walked a few 100' away from a machine and left my ticket behind, turned around and they had already wiped that machine clean figuratively and literally! I immediately reported it to security. I was asked how much the ticket was worth and where the machine was located, then told someone would review the surveillance footage. After waiting about 30 minutes, I was told they had seen someone leave and that I could report the incident to Tribal Police. I left feeling that my concerns were not taken seriously. Whether the ticket was taken by another guest or someone else, I was disappointed with how the situation was handled and the lack of urgency or customer service. Our hotel stay was also disappointing. The room was advertised as sleeping four people, but it contained only one king bed and a standard couch, not a sofa bed. When we asked about accommodations for four, we were brought a sheet, blanket, and pillow for the couch late at night, which was not what we expected for the price we paid. The Pizza Café staff were not particularly friendly during our visit, and our overall dining experience was poor. We also spent time in the Boom Boom Room to watch a live band, which was excellent. Unfortunately, one individual monopolized the small dance floor with erratic, high-kicking dancing for an extended period, making it difficult for anyone else to dance. In my opinion, staff should have stepped in to ensure everyone could enjoy the space safely. Overall, between the slot machine issues, the lost ticket, the response from security, the hotel accommodations, and the customer service, this was one of the most disappointing casino experiences I've had. I won't be returning. I don't want to hear your "I'm sorry about your experience story either because YOU ARE NOT! I WAS THERE!! YOU HAD YOUR OPPORTUNITY!" PS WAS NOT A $$ LOSER

Celebrated our 28th Anniversary at Clearwater this year! What a fabulous time, fantastic food, fun…read morechoices of slot machines, our room was great, bed was comfortable and were located close to the casino. The service was friendly and prompt. It's worth the beautiful ferry ride across the water, plus ended we getting our ferry costs refunded at the Players Club. A win WIN!

Stayed here for just one night and I didn't go down to the actual casino so I guess I can't say…read moremuch for the full amenities but I very much enjoyed the room. It was nothing special, we didn't pay for anything extra but it was clean and normal. The staff who checked us in were kind and quick and pointed us in the correct direction to our room. Overall very enjoyable