“I suspect we’ll do that in the next two years.”Īllen said a sewer pipeline connection with the city of Sequim, completed last week, would accommodate Phase 2. “That requires a feasibility study,” he said. There is no schedule for Phase 2, which will be based on how well Phase 1 does and will include a destination conference center, Allen said. Longer-term plans could include a spa and pool.

Phase 2 would include 150-200 more rooms and added conference space and parking. Plans are in the works to connect the trail to nearby tribal administrative offices and, potentially, the Olympic Discovery Trail.Ī top-floor suite presents a view of the 7 Cedars Casino and U.S. The grounds include a short bike-pedestrian trail wending from the resort to the tribe’s nearby Longhouse Market & Deli. Phase 1 includes the Jamestown Java coffee shop, a 220-seat conference area, and a 5-acre parking lot.īicycles will be offered for rent. Highway 101 at Blyn is the only sure thing for now, Allen said. The resort is being built in phases, although the hotel fronting U.S. “Bed frames are sitting there as we speak,” Allen said Tuesday morning. This week, workers are lugging furniture, hanging pictures, and outfitting laundry rooms, bathrooms and suites with all manner of hotel necessities, from ironing boards to computer connections. “Like the Makah, Quileute and Elwha, we want to protect our elders as well.” “We can’t get a crowd around there,” Allen said. 4 official event, a small affair limited by COVID-19 restrictions that may be viewable via Zoom. 3 “soft opening” will be followed by an Aug. “My gut feeling is that the government will kind of recognize it if Clallam County finds itself in pretty good numbers,” he said.Īn Aug. The North Olympic Peninsula in the same as, for example, Yakima County, which had a far higher 26 percent positive test rate as of Tuesday. “If they shut down the state hospitality, we would probably follow,” Allen said.Īllen is hoping Inslee opts for a regional approach.

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