
Blue Lake Casino Hotel, owned and operated by the Blue Lake Rancheria, has joined Trademark Collection by Wyndham. The affiliation allows travelers to find and book the hotel through Wyndham’s global reservation channels while the property retains its name and independent identity. Wyndham Rewards members numbering more than 126 million worldwide can also earn and redeem points on qualifying stays.
SCCG Take — This affiliation shows tribal operators can broaden tourism reach via hospitality networks that safeguard brand autonomy and local economic priorities.
Blue Lake Casino Hotel, owned and operated by the Blue Lake Rancheria, has joined Trademark Collection by Wyndham. The property will now be known as Blue Lake Casino Hotel, Trademark Collection by Wyndham.
The affiliation allows travelers to discover and book the hotel through Wyndham’s global reservation channels. The casino hotel keeps its established name and independent identity. Wyndham Rewards members, which number more than 126 million worldwide, can earn and redeem points on qualifying stays.
“People who find us usually come back and tell their friends. The hard part has always been getting found,” said Stan Kott, President/Director of Operations, Blue Lake Casino Hotel. “Trademark Collection was the right fit for us because it lets Blue Lake Casino Hotel stay exactly who we are and the affiliation puts Blue Lake and Humboldt County in front of travelers all over the world. When they get here, they’ll find the same hotel our neighbors already know. What changes is how many people can now find us and book with confidence.”
“Blue Lake Casino Hotel has always been about building something lasting for our community,” said Jason Ramos, Chief of Tribal Economic Development, Blue Lake Rancheria. “Bringing more visitors to Humboldt County supports the jobs, the local businesses and the programs that depend on a strong regional economy.”
The hotel is located five miles off U.S. Highway 101 and approximately 20 minutes from Eureka, with access to redwood groves and coastal communities including Trinidad, Arcata, Samoa and Old Town Eureka. Nearby California Redwood Coast-Humboldt County Airport (ACV) is served by United, Alaska and Breeze. This development was reported by Indian Gaming.
The arrangement balances expanded global visibility against continued local character. Increased visitation stands to reinforce the economic foundations tribal leadership has outlined for jobs, businesses and community programs in the region.
Reporting: Indian Gaming
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