quinault beach casino

Haven't been to many PNW casinos so didn't know what to expect, was having a weekend in Ocean Shores. The casino itself was very smoky, a few gaming tables, no video poker except in the bar (maybe 6) and all were occupied while we were there. We ate dinner in the bar which was, surprisingly, not smoky. The food was good & well-priced & the service was friendly & efficient.

We didn't spend much time in the casino as it was just too smoky. I guess we're spoiled because of smoke-free places we usually visit. Husband likes quarter machines, wife likes the penny stuff. The penny ones were hard to find that allowed you to play less than thirty cents or more a pop--not my idea of penny machines.

We had a quick trip to the casino while staying in Ocean Shores. Plenty of parking..and easy to get to. We played for a short time (cashed out after winning over $200 in our first 10 minutes). Enjoyed the band playing. Loved that they have the 100+ Coca- Cola machines instead of the the usual Pepsi products. We would def go back again.

My wife and I stayed at Lucky eagle one night, and instead of going home, we decided to take advantage of the nice day and drive to Quinault. We always wanted to go there, despite everyone telling us it was not a good idea. Their location is a destination, since it is not on a well traveled highway. After that long of a drive, I hoped we would enjoy the day playing in the casino, and if we broke even, maybe even spend the night and play more the next day, not expecting to win, but at least have some fun. We were there for TWENTY MINUTES when we ran out of our allotted funds. Everyone that worked there was kind of condescending and aloof, almost as if they were laughing inside at the fools coming there to make a donation to the tribe. I have NEVER been angry leaving a casino... sad? yes. But this time I was so angry at the lack of playability of the twenty different machines I tried, that I discarded my shiny new players' club card in the trash on the way out. I would have been better off to just walk in and hand the club desk my money and walk out, at least I would have arrived at home twenty minutes sooner. NOT WORTH THE GAS!!!!!

Would have liked to have had lunch there but it was closed. The building was being re-modeled so we did not stay for that reason....but after visiting we all decided we would like to be in Ocean Shores for more activity.

My self, a nonsmoker, and my husband, an ex-smoker, can barely make our way through the lobby to the restaurant. Although the casino is well kept and quite clean, it is smoky and appears to have very poor ventilation - not some place we would ever spend any length of time. On the two occasions that we have actually stayed to gamble a few dollars, we both returned home with our hair and clothing reeking of stale cigarette smoke - a deal breaker for us.

The casino is nice clean etc. However, they smoke inside everywhere, consquently it is really smoky inside. For nonsmokers or former smokers this is not an enjoyable place to gamble or eat.

Say good bye to your money....and gamble slowly or you'll only be there for a few minutes. About what is expected at the usual casino. lol.

Had a great time, smaller than we expected but still friendly, clean and we even won enough to cover a nice dinner at Emily's. Had lots of fun doing it.

It's pretty typical of Indian Casinos in the area - busy at night and you should expect smoke. We had fun trying the large variety of games. I would not eat here -- better options in town.

This is not your typical Prime Rib buffet and should be disclosed by the propietors. For me, a Prime Rib buffet conjures up images of juicy prime rib nestled next to mash potatoes and gravy, sautéed vegetables, and the rest.But not at the Quinault Beach Resort Prime Time buffet. Here, the prime rib while tender and tasty is served as part of a Chinese buffet.Let's start with the salad bar, a bowl of lettuce next to a selection of dressings. Next comes the Chinese buffet, 6 or 7 steam table selections of basic Chinese food. The last steam table was rather humorously named "spicy chili prawns". In actuality the prawns were nothing more than small shrimp! Next came the prime rib, it was actually quite good, flavorful and tender. My wife had the end cut which she enjoyed. My only complaint was the rest of the prime rib was over cooked for my taste. I would have preferred a slice medium rare but there was none to be had. I overheard other diners complain of the same thing.The dessert table is usually the favorite stop for most diners. The dessert table at the Quinault Beach Resort was an absolute joke consisting of four items. Red jello, whipped cream, sugar free cupcakes, & pear spice cake.overall, with the exception of the salad bar and dessert table the Chinese buffet and the prime rib was quite good. They choose should have not been paired together.

Tight machines , limited hours , seafood buffet was pretty good , but most I've spent on one... Disorganized staff at buffet too , seemed like it was their first time running one! We most likely will not return..

We've been to many casino buffets and this one was the worst! Very casual, very limited selection, service was o.k., price was high! We won't be returning especially as we do not like cigarette smoke nor do we gamble. We thought that the buffet would be a nice option for dinner. Not again.

Typical casino - they all have the café with sandwiches and things. This one was bad. The employees were obnoxious. I ordered a turkey sandwich and a salad. Very mediocre. Pass if you can.

It was a little embarassing. Went to my car to check out and leave my luggage. My keys \were missing. The gentleman at the door went out of his way to help us. Checked the room.Walked out to the car. Luckily wife had her key. But it was perplexing no key was turned in. He checked the room as I checked lost and found. Nothing until we checked in the luggage and last resort the wife's purse. Sheepishly she pulled it out.