Also in the hotel complex is “Chinook’s Seafood Grill,” which features a stunning low-bank view of the beach and a menu that highlights fresh seafood, with a Native-American twist. The hotel features 7,500 square feet of meeting space, Wi‐Fi and a complimentary shuttle to the casino. Guests at Chinook Winds hotel are just steps away from the beach and stunning sunsets. The resort offers 243 rooms including 160 oceanfront rooms 61 of them fireplace suites. In 2004, the Siletz Tribe purchased the ocean front hotel adjacent to the casino. For guests who have an appetite for a wide variety of dishes, the Siletz Bay Buffet delivers exactly that for lunch, dinner, and our renowned “Friday Seafood Buffet.” For guests wanting a quick bite before returning to the Casino action, Euchre Creek Deli is always open, and features satisfying dishes swiftly served. When the restaurants close for dining, the Rogue River Lounge heats up on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights with a Live DJ and dancing. The steakhouse serves lunch and dinner featuring Pacific Northwest selections and local wines. The Rogue River Steakhouse, located at the top of the Casino offers a panoramic a view of the Pacific Ocean from every table. The Convention Center, located on the second floor of the casino, accommodates major indoor events like mixed martial arts competitions, national pool tournaments, art shows and large charity fundraisers, conventions and gatherings including weddings and reunions. Chinook Winds Casino Resort is proud to offer entertainment monthly, including comedy acts and signature outdoor events. The Casino also offers Keno, Sports Wagering, and a 600 seat Bingo hall. Table games include Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Three Card Poker, Fortune Pai Gow Poker, Bonus Let‐It‐Ride, and Ultimate Texas Hold’em. The Casino offers over 1,000 smoke free slot machines including a high stakes lounge. Just over one year later, the grand opening of Chinook Winds Casino Resort’s permanent facility took place on June 28, 1996. In May of 1995, after intense planning and three years of negotiation at the local, state and federal level, the Siletz Tribe opened a 10,000 square foot temporary facility known affectionately as “The Tent.” With only 250 slots, 12 card tables and a small deli, “the tent” opened under the name “Chinook Winds Gaming Center.” Meanwhile, just north of the temporary facility, construction began on Chinook Winds’ current home.

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