Jamul Indian Village of California (JIV) is one of 13 federally recognised tribes that are part of the Kumeyaay Nation, with roots in east San Diego County since time
immemorial. The
Tribe utilises revenue and resources from the Jamul Casino to fund educational opportunities, health care, and housing initiatives for its members, as well as projects and services that benefit the surrounding community.
thoughtfully positioned on the third level, offering convenient access to the casino via a skybridge that facilitates seamless movement between the two spaces.
Envisioned as a retreat from the dynamic energy of the casino floor, the hotel component will guide guests through a curated collection of experiences, a journey designed to inspire the senses through the sculpting of space and top-class amenities. A specialty food and beverage venue cantilevers off the lobby with expansive views of the valley to the north, while a luxurious spa on the fourth floor offers roof access and serves as a private veranda.
Topping the tower is a rooftop pool, not only an amenity of recreational retreat, but also an area that converts into an exclusive outdoor event space. Central to the entire guest experience is the directive that the tower provide a suite- heavy bespoke guest room experience, one that allows the casino to recognise the value of its most loyal patrons.
Te hotel's interior experience masterfully creates a tranquil oasis, offering a seamless transition from the dynamic and vibrant atmosphere of the casino to a realm
of retreat and relaxation. Imbued with the essence of the picturesque Jamul Valley, the interiors embrace the spatial qualities and materiality that effortlessly bring in the natural palette and captivating beauty of the surroundings. Tis intentional design approach nurtures a profound connection with nature, reinforcing the underlying message of seeking solace and tranquility. Te aesthetic choices evoke a sense of harmony with the natural world, enveloping guests in an immersive experience. Moreover, the expansive and breathtaking natural surroundings have inspired meticulous efforts to capture and harness abundant natural light, creating a serene ambience and providing captivating, sweeping views throughout the property.
Jamul Indian Village of California (JIV) is one of 13 federally recognised tribes that are part of the Kumeyaay Nation, with roots in east San Diego County since time immemorial. Te Tribe utilises revenue and resources from the Jamul Casino to fund educational opportunities, health care, and housing initiatives for its members, as well as projects and services that benefit the surrounding community.
Te Jamul Indian Village Development Corporation is a wholly owned subsidiary and instrumentality of the Jamul Indian Village, a federally recognised sovereign Indian nation, and was established to advance the Tribe’s goals of self-sufficiency and self- reliance. Te Development Corporation owns and operates Jamul Casino and pursues other economic development ventures on behalf of the Tribe.
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