Salish Room At Seven Cedars Casino

Great casino! Everyone was super friendly.. The restaurant has great food and perfectly made cocktails. Feels like a very upscale casino with beautiful scenery! Hotel highlights: Luxury, Great view, Quiet, Great value

A really nice place to stay on the Olympic Peninsula, even if you aren't here for the casino. My only complaint is the layout of the hotel. The elevators and stairs to the rooms are surprisingly far from the front desk and not centered. If you have a high numbered room, it's a really far walk to your room. Not the best of you are mobility impaired. Walkability: Not easily walkable. Rooms: 5

Amazing stay! We traveled with out 2.5 years old from Seattle area towards the Olympics and this hotel was a great stop. You have everything you need here, from big rooms, comfy beds, different restaurants (from pizza to soups), casino and a nice place for coffee and breakfast. The nice thing was that for the first time we benefited from our kiddo waking up early lol. They have a $10 gift card if you check out before 9am. Nice location, we will sure be back! Rooms: Big rooms with comfy beds! Food drinks: Nice restaurant options onsite!

This was our third time staying here, and we’ve had a wonderful experience each time, especially during the Crabfest and Seafood Festival in Port Angeles. The hotel met all our expectations; we felt very comfortable and enjoyed the casino and dining options. While we didn’t win anything, we were pleasantly surprised with a special package for our room and some free play. Thank you to the 7 Cedars staff! Rooms: 5

Our room (Double Room #1314) was clean and spacious, although our view was of the parking lot. There was plenty of parking when we arrived, but the lot was quite full by the evening. By signing up for a players card and presenting it during dining or shopping, we received a 10% discount on our bill. The casino itself is small but well-maintained, with a designated area for smoking separated from non-smoking areas. One highlight was the lovely outdoor patio where my wife and I spent several hours playing cards and dice games. We enjoyed some Space Dust IPA and Irish Death draft beers from Bear's Bourbon Bar, priced at $6.50 a pint. For dinner, we chose The House of 7 Brothers. We started with a cup of Clam Chowder for $5.75, which was wonderfully comforting. For our main course, we shared the Shrimp Alfredo for $24, featuring shrimp, Pappardelle pasta, garlic, and rich alfredo sauce, served with grilled bread. We both found this dish to be deliciously rich and creamy. Overall, we had a relaxing day and evening at 7 Cedars. Our experience was enjoyable from start to finish, and everything was simple and hassle-free.