The Tribe is currently working with Rice Fergus Miller Architecture on design choices – using natural elements spanning from water to sky – that will visually tell the story of the Pacific Northwest, and our northwest region tribes’ history and culture. The Carlsborg community connected in 2017 and the Blyn Tribal campus is expected to connect in late fall of 2018. That facility was designed with excess capacity to handle the growth that has been expected in East Clallam County. The Blyn Tribal properties will be connected to the Class A Water Reclamation Facility at the east end of the City of Sequim. Now, ten years later, the many pieces of this complex project are coming together along with an improved economy.Ĭonstruction of a service road connecting the Casino, Hotel, Longhouse Market, and Tribal campus began in July 2018, to allow employees and guests to travel between venues without entering the Highway 101 front guest entrance. Some may recall that this project was originally slated to begin in 2008, but the Tribe determined that a delay was prudent due to the national financial downturn at that time. While federal funding covers some of these costs, Tribal revenues help raise the level of these services up to 21 st century standards. A sovereign nation, the Tribe offers its citizens various services and benefits. Revenues will fund Tribal programs and services. The hotel will offer new opportunities for positions in the local hospitality industry. The Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe will break ground February 28 th, on its five story, 100 room hotel, positioned adjacent to the 7 Cedars Casino in Sequim, Washington. SEQUIM, WA, February 21, 2019-With the completion of its newest dining venue, The House of Seven Brothers, the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe can focus on its next venture, the 7 Cedars Hotel, the first phase of the 7 Cedars Resort masterplan.

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