That said, (a) they have a mini fridge in the room, and (b) there was a group in front of us at check-in that was open-carrying a 12-pack of white claw - not advocating that you circumvent the rules, just pointing out my observations.… Truth be told, didn't even realize (until I started researching when my concert tickets mentioned no alcohol) that there is literally no alcohol at this hotel/casino/concert venue. Moreover, when checking in, much like when signing that you won't smoke in the room, bring a pet (without declaration), etc., also sign that you won't be drinking alcohol in the room. Yakima Nation Tribal laws apparently ban alcohol, and as it's a Native American casino, that means hotel doesn't serve alcohol. Why am I giving it 4* instead of 5*? No alcohol. WOW!!! Room was quite large, VERY clean, extremely friendly staff, food court had an OK selection of food (and was EXTREMELY reasonably priced), and to top it off, hotel was also VERY reasonably priced. Got to say, I had very, Very, VERY low hopes for this place, but. Having travelled a lot the past few years for work (80+ nights/year in a hotel), I've become quite picky in my hotel selection. Tl dr - yes this hotel has no alcohol, but those rating it poorly (esp 1*) because of said policy is (IMHO) EXTREMELY over the top! Stayed here for a night to attend a concert.

Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort.

Royalton Splash Riviera Cancun, An Autograph Collection All-Inclusive Resort.

Hotels near Northern Pacific Railway Museum.Hotels near Yakama Nation Cultural Center.Recipients include fire and police departments for both the Cities of Toppenish and Wapato, Yakima County Sheriff’s Office, Yakima County Fire Protection District No.5, Yakima Valley Emergency Management, Washington State Patrol, and Yakama Nation service providers such as Village of Hope, Pahto Public Passage, and more.

The other $559,594 has been designated in amounts from $5,000 for Yakima Valley Emergency Management to just over $66,000 for the City of Toppenish Fire Department. The impacts of these grants will be felt throughout Central Washington including Yakima, Benton, Kittitas, and Klickitat counties. Grants include hospice care, fire department support, veteran service animals, materials to support education, support for food banks and more. The Yakama Cares program selected 172 nonprofits to share $503,032 while larger grants supporting law enforcement, fire departments, and municipalities were awarded through the Community Impact Fund. Legends Casino Hotel will be distributing over $1 million to nonprofit and community organizations, including $66,000 to the Toppenish Fire Department on Wednesday.

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