Well, I just had an overnight stay here with no reservations. The staff was very friendly. It was…read morevery early I came in on one hour of sleep, and they accommodated me and got a room prepared. It's been a very peaceful, relaxing time much needed away from everybody else. I didn't really play any games. I just had a nice brunch, sat and looked at the walls and all the old pictures, listened, watched, and just relaxed.

I'm not sure where to set my rating for this place. I'll break it into parts…read more We visited for our wedding anniversary. This was booked by my wife so I went in blindly and wasn't able to do my usual research. I'm huge on making sure places are safe for us as a queer and black couple. We stayed in a suite on the 12th floor. Beautiful room and view. VERY CLEAN. We were able to book a couples massage. The spa was probably the best thing about the entire experience except for a few oddities here and there. The woman we checked in with at the spa was nice enough or least she seemed that way until she thought we weren't going to tip her. Very awkward exchange toward the end but before that we loved the spa and sauna, and the masseuses. Here it is five days later and I'm still relaxed! The relaxation room wasn't very clean and it's where you have to eat (salads and drinks were yummy). The chairs either need to be replaced or steam cleaned. We only got to eat at one restaurant because the two we would have chosen were closed on the days we were there. Journey's East had okay food and the service was nothing to brag about. Just kind of felt like we were sitting in a cafeteria. The pizza place a few steps down (blazin paddles) was delicious. Also, loved the bartender. We also loved the cafe that was open 24 hours. Thumbs down for cedars cafe. Everything on my plate was overcooked. My wife's omelet was overstuffed with raw peppers so she eventually gave up on it. We didn't complain much as honestly only two staff member's in the whole resort made us feel welcomed. We did decide to swim on the first day. I was not a fan of the guy at the door. He was super snarky when we asked general questions about the pool area before we went to our room to change into swimwear. Outside of the resort, I really enjoyed the outlet. I would for sure go back to shop. Ppl there also seem to like Galbi burgers so we stopped by. I would visit Tulalip again for the right concert or market as well. Overall, it wasn't the best (or worst) experience. I also can't say that I felt super safe or comfortable (in the resort) but we made the best of the trip and found enough of it to be worth the drive and money to maybe just do a day trip next time. The community itself outside of the resort was very nice !

I love this casino, but I'm going to complain about one thing…read more.. The stairwell in the parking garage. The parking garage stairwell is absolutely filthy. The steps are covered in rust stains, grime, and what looks like long-term buildup from water damage. It feels unsafe and completely neglected. For a casino that profits the way this one does, basic maintenance like pressure washing should not be optional.

This review is for the hot dog stand in Quil Ceda Creek Casino's food hall called Nathan's Famous…read more My friend and I was a little hungry and needed a snack so we decided to try their hot dogs. Unfortunately They didn't have pork based hot dogs, only beef. I prefer pork based hot dogs but that's more of a personal preference. I liked how many topping options were there. Sauerkraut, onions, ketchup, mustard, and relish were among the choices. There were premium options but i didn't go for those. I got a pretty standard hot dog with onions, ketchup, and mustard. The hot dogs themselves were just OK. I'd rate it 5/10 for its taste. Mid. One thing i really didn't like was how salty it was. It wasn't overbearingly salty but it was more salty than I preferred. Every bite was as If i licked a spoon with salt shaked in along with the hot dog. It didn't ruin the hot dog but i'd prefer if they hold the salt a bit. It's also a little smaller sized than i liked. Also, I think the hot dog is slightly overpriced for what it is at $4.75USD. The menu said $4.25USD but it turned out to be wrong because the staff said it's actually $4.75 lol. They should probably fix that. To compare, as a longtime (Canadian) Costco member, i like costco's polish pork based hot dogs much more. The costco hot dogs are only $1.50 canadian and includes a fountain pop drink. The hot dogs in costco are also juicier, tastier, and bigger than Nathan's hot dogs. There's also a non branded hot dog stand in downtown Vancouver I go to a lot that sells hot dogs for $5 that are way better in taste and in size. Later that day, I also ordered their soft pretzel with a side of cheese sauce for $4.50. I actually liked the soft pretzel with cheese a lot more than the hot dog. The pretzel was tasty and was perfectly slightly sweet. The cheese was not your typical cheese dip you get a 7 eleven. It was a little tastier and thicker. It had a few pieces of diced peppers inside. Overall, their soft pretzel and cheese is not bad at all. Service was fine. The nice lady at the counter was more friendly than your typical soul drained fast food staff worker. She thanked us afterwards and greeted us as when she took our order. My order took about 3 minutes to make which is typical i think. Overall Im going to give Nathan's famous 3 out of 5 stars for their food being just OK. You are not missing much if you don't choose them for your next snack craving. Their hot dogs are nothing special. Their soft pretzels are not bad but I'd say Auntie Anne's soft pretzels which is nearby are way better. Nathan's famous? More like Nathan's forgettable hot dogs!

We stayed here because we had to attend a nearby event and had mixed reviews…read more The positives were comfy bed, no smoking environment and the pool was nice with an option for adult swim from 8 to 10. The restaurant was pretty good by casino standards so we were pleased. The negatives were - when we checked in, we asked if there was a late check in - and were told no -unless of course we were an upper "tier" of their players which was a little crass. Just say no there was not, we don't need to know yes - but not for us. The staff including security all seemed pretty salty, not sure what's that about except for the bartender in the Italian eatery - she was nice. Oh yeah, and the gambling was tight. I wouldn't go back, but it was an ok stay.

Actually worse than it's ever been…read more If you don't gamble, you'll be fine. Good Tesla charging station. Cheap gas ( get a player's card first) Used to come here and spend a few hours and a few hundred. Now it's a place to come if you have a fistful of dollars (hundreds) you want to get rid of. Expect nothing. No returns on your money, I guess the pool construction is going over cost. We have been playing here for years, and used to get rooms comped. Basically no comps offered no matter what you spend. We plan to take the train from LA to Biloxi Mississippi where we are comped rooms, buffets. Play responsibly. Just not here imo.

Stopped in yesterday talked to bartender our owner one and La okay so today Thanksgiving we're…read moredriving back from Seattle to stop again tonight is supposed to have some kind of game dealing with bacon winning bacon and I love bacon. Sign me up.

The 80s called... they want their arcade back (and maybe their joysticks too)!…read more We first spotted Crave 80s Arcade Bar while staying overnight at the hotel that shares its parking lot. At the time, we couldn't check it out because we had our dogs with us. The name came up again at the Marysville Strawberry Festival, and when a friend was in town, we decided to give it a try after dinner. While I was born in the 80s, I wasn't exactly hanging out in arcades back then, so this was a bit of a nostalgic first. When you walk in, the walls are lined with pinball machines. There are a few other games scattered around, but pinball is definitely the star here. At the bar, I asked if there was more to the place, and the bartender pointed us to a "living room" behind the bar where you can sit and play Atari or the original Nintendo. The menus came in trapper keepers, complete with the satisfying Velcro sound, which was a fun touch. The guys jumped on the Atari first, but the joysticks didn't seem to work quite right. They moved on to the Nintendo, which was actually a Raspberry Pi loaded with multiple games. After a short stint there, we headed back out to the pinball area. I'm no pinball expert, but we happened to be there during a tournament, and the boys got schooled by some regulars, which made the experience a bit more fun. I also enjoyed the glass case filled with 80s miniatures and artifacts, and the vending machine stocked with nostalgic items like games, books, and snacks you'd expect from that era. Overall, it was a cool concept but felt a bit underwhelming. It's worth checking out once if you're in the area, but it's not a place we'll likely revisit.

This castle is absolutely stunning. We went to a event here. A lot of the spaces are…read more the basement areas seems to be geared more toward service staff, children/teens, or rental guests who are not seeking the luxurious rooms. This maybe be an available space for additional guests for events/retreats who would like a lower cost option or hostel like shared space. There is a theater room, living room with large chess set and a game room. The upstairs has many specialty rooms as well as a ball room. The balconies alone are elegant. The base floor has a kitchen, study, multiple rooms, walk in closets, large communal space and the dining room The decor is fairly what you would expect of a castle on the upper floors, and the basement is definitely more of a hostel/vacation rental vibe. what would I change? I would make all of the spaces be as luxurious decorated as the other floors to match. That way all guest get the castle experience. Maybe put extra work into landscaping. Otherwise it is really a lovely space for events and vacations.

Make certain, first of all before booking, that you understand THERE IS NO WIFI. Everyone wants to…read moreunplug and spend family time with less screen time, but with kids/teens this was really hard that they couldn't stream movies etc., and adults couldn't watch a professional sports game. We also had family that was trying to log into work here and there for meetings/calls and we had to leave to go into a town coffee shop to do this successfully. Other than that it was fairly fun and different but because of the WiFi issue we won't return.

This was 13 years ago. Service is much better in 2024 but Saturday nights have been ruined by…read morereplacing live music with a lame DJ

The Guy Johnson Band was playing. People were dancing!…read moreService was great. If you like to gamble the slots are only steps away.

Good experience! Booking, check-in, and check-out were all a breeze. We stayed a couple nights in a…read morestandard king room and it had everything we could need. The amenities were nice. A tiny gym with a couple bikes, ellipticals, one treadmill, dumbbells, and a cable machine. Both times we went, we had the entire space to ourselves. We also liked that there was free breakfast in the mornings. Parking is free in the surrounding lot. Handful of food options a walkable distance away.

I highly recommend this hotel - beds were soft and comfy, staff is friendly, and the breakfast was…read moregreat! Made to order omelets and breakfast burritos not to mention a waffle bar, plus other hot items like potatoes, bacon and eggs. The only difficulty is there's no sign out front where you need to turn in on one driveway - it's a slim and long driveway but go down it because the hotel is back there. If you see Starbucks keep going a little bit further and turn in. The place was very clean and comfy.

Visiting WA and chose to stay at the Navy Lodge in Marysville. The NEX Commissary and NEX were in…read morewalking distance. Gas station as well. They served a free continental breakfast (very simple) with greek yogurt, cereals, bagels, muffins (all pre-packaged) and fresh fruit, hard boiled eggs, etc. Coffee and tea were available 24/7. The room we had was perfect, clean, and had a kitchenette (w/ everything you need minus the food!). We went to the commissary so we could save some $ and cooked in our room. There was also a laundry room 24/7. $1.25 for washer and $1.50 for dryer. Front desk has quarters if you only have bills. Seattle Premium Outlets is only an 8-10 minute drive away! Thank you for making our week's stay comfortable and safe. Will come again!

Stayed there with my family of 7 - 4 adults and 2 kids and 1 baby for a retirement ceremony of my…read moreold colleague. We stayed at the family suite that had a queen bed and 2 twin beds, a couch that turns into a bed and they also gave us an extra folding bed. It has a living room, 1 bathroom, dining area that sits 4 and kitchen with full size refrigerator-freezer and microwave. It fit us fine, the kids were able to play and watch TV and the price was great! Typically Navy Lodge room rates depends on rank. Thanks to the staff very friendly!

Man these people have two of my favorite things on the REZ . Fireworks & gambling are awesome…read moreregardless of my age. Every June I drive up and fill my car full of fireworks to blow the hell out of my neighborhood.. Unfortunately ATF does not allow the sale of m80's or cherry bombs any more like the 70's & 80's. Yet lots of awesome flying projectiles you can purchase with no hassles. As for the gambling well The Casinos all have slots for the players like myself... Very clean and entertaining yet not Vegas either but the tribe is catching up... Anyways thank you Tulalip Nation for your contributions to my life experiences.

This is a multi-purpose sports and entertainment venue in Everett, Washington. Great venue for…read moreconcerts, hockey games, graduation,etc. From our seat, we could see the graduates as they walked in and when they went up when their name was called. There are restaurants nearby to eat at before the graduation. Parking is limited near the arena with street parking so plan to arrive early to find parking!

A decent multi-purpose arena. Came here with friends for a comedy show and thoroughly enjoyed the…read moreevent. This arena is the home of the Everett Silvertips and hosts various concerts, events, trade shows,etc. The main floor converts into an ice rink. There's also a conference center complete with meeting rooms and large ballroom. Arena seating comfort is and the forward facing angle allows for a clear view of the main floor or stage. There are some concession stands serving hotdogs, popcorn, nachos, pizza, and drinks. They even have beer and cider. Pricing is on the higher end, which is expected. The arena is located in downtown Everett. Parking is available via Snohomish County Parking Garage, Republic Parking, Everpark Parking Garage, or street level.