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Tulalip Casino: overpriced

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    Tulalip Casino: overpriced

    The Hotel is way overpriced. I would never stay in the hotel, its $200-$500 a night plus %11 tax for a 3 star amenities. You can get a spa suite in vegas for $90 a night at a 4 star hotel. You are better off flying down to LV to gamble if you plan on staying a few nights. The hotel is still new so the prices will come down eventually.The service there is kinda bad, nobody is super friendly but its also high volume.The buffet was better than average, not excellent but pretty good for a buffet. The food is pretty bland but it has a lot of variety and a good dessert bar.Remember to get your rewards card, it will save you money at the buffet and other things.

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