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Licensed business photoPhoto: Wikimedia Commons · jmv · Skwachàys Healing Lodge.jpg · License
Indigenous boutique hotel, artist residency & social enterprise
Vancouver, British Columbia
Vancouver Indigenous boutique hotel and social enterprise supporting housing and studio space for Indigenous artists. Photo: Wikimedia Commons · jmv · Skwachàys Healing Lodge.jpg · CC BY 2.0. Source and license links appear on this business profile.
Tribally Owned Casinos & Resorts
Snoqualmie, Washington, United States
A casino, hotel, dining and entertainment destination owned and operated by the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe near Seattle. Consult the official resort site for lodging, dining, event policies and age-restricted gaming information.
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Licensed business photoPhoto: Wikimedia Commons · Aaron Carlson · Tin Wis Resort, Tofino, BC (5108102155).jpg · License
Indigenous resort, beachfront lodging & events
Tofino, British Columbia
Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation-owned and operated beachfront resort in Tofino. Photo: Wikimedia Commons · Aaron Carlson · Tin Wis Resort, Tofino, BC (5108102155).jpg · CC BY-SA 2.0. Source and license links appear on this business profile.
IM editorial mediaTla-o-qui-aht-owned camping & cabins
1119 Pacific Rim Highway, Tofino, British Columbia V0R 2Z0
Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation-owned RV resort and campground in Tofino with mini cabins, campsites and beach access.
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Licensed business photoPhoto: Wikimedia Commons · Blake Handley · Tulalip Resort Casino 2008 hotel-building facade and landscaped grounds, photographed shortly after hotel opening (historical) · cropped for layout · License
Tribally Owned Casinos & Resorts
Tulalip, Washington, United States
The Tulalip Tribes’ resort and casino property includes a hotel, restaurants, entertainment, meeting spaces and age-restricted casino operations. Visit its official site for guest information and current policies. Photo: Wikimedia Commons · Blake Handley · Tulalip Resort Casino 2008 hotel-building facade and landscaped grounds, photographed shortly after hotel opening (historical) · cropped for layout · CC BY 2.0. Source and license links appear on this business profile.
Licensed business photoPhoto: Wikimedia Commons · Dan Perry · Turning Stone Resort Casino hotel tower (2007) · cropped for layout · License
Tribally Owned Casinos & Resorts
Verona, New York, United States
Turning Stone is a destination resort in Verona, New York, wholly owned and operated by the Oneida Indian Nation. Official site describes hotel accommodations, restaurants, entertainment, spa and age-restricted gaming. Photo: Wikimedia Commons · Dan Perry · Turning Stone Resort Casino hotel tower (2007) · cropped for layout · CC BY 2.0. Source and license links appear on this business profile.
Licensed business photoPhoto: Wikimedia Commons · Chris Light · 2022 · cropped for layout · License
Tribally Owned Casinos & Resorts
Pendleton, Oregon, United States
Wildhorse Resort & Casino near Pendleton is tribally owned by the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation. It features accommodation, dining, events, golf, family entertainment and age-restricted gaming. Photo: Wikimedia Commons · Chris Light · 2022 · cropped for layout · CC BY-SA 4.0. Source and license links appear on this business profile.
IM editorial mediaKalispel-Owned Lifestyle & Gift Retail Store
Airway Heights, Washington
Windfall retail shop at Kalispel-owned Northern Quest Resort & Casino in Airway Heights, featuring apparel, outdoor lifestyle brands, gifts and homewares. Visit the resort retail page for store information; this is a physical retail destination, not a separately owned Indigenous art maker.