Much of the seafood you’ll eat at The House of Seven Brothers like steamed clams, cedar salmon and shrimp and chips is fished or harvested by the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe in the local waters. The House of Seven Brothers is the flagship restaurant, offering incredible local seafood and a look at the history and culture, both past and present, of the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe who operates the hotel and manages the surrounding forests. Two restaurants, two bars and a coffee shop will keep you fueled for the whole day.

Luxurious double queen room (Photo: Courtesy 7 Cedars Hotel & Casino) You’re only a 10-minute drive from downtown Sequim, which is a cute town best known for its lavender and full of boutiques and restaurants, but you don’t even have to leave the property for dining. In your room, you’ll find high-quality linens, oversized showers and beautiful views through floor-to-ceiling windows. 101, the road that circles Olympic National Park and is half an hour from the park’s main visitor center in Port Angeles.

Located on the quiet Blyn Bay, this modern and thoughtfully designed hotel featuring dining, gaming and tons of other amenities is located just off Hwy. Looking for a great spot to base your next trip to Olympic National Park out of? The beautiful new 7 Cedars Hotel & Casino near Sequim, Wash., is the perfect spot.

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