Black Oak Casino Resort Unveils Grand Renovation and Expansion of THE HOTEL

In a continued effort to enhance the vacation experience for families in Tuolumne County and beyond, Black Oak Casino Resort is excited to unveil details of an extensive renovation and expansion project at THE HOTEL. Set for completion in summer 2025, this ambitious endeavor includes adding 48 new suites, revamping the existing 148 rooms, updating the hotel’s exterior, and constructing two new aquatic facilities.

Owned and operated by the Tuolumne Band of Me-Wuk Indians, Black Oak Casino Resort is committed to offering a memorable and family-friendly destination. The project was awarded to Moorefield Construction, Inc., known for their work on California’s iconic buildings, and the new design for THE HOTEL was crafted by Steelman Partners, a renowned architectural firm from Las Vegas.

“THE HOTEL has been the premier lodging choice for visitors to Tuolumne County since we first opened it in 2013, and we are excited to share this next phase with the public,” said Ty Day Jr., Chair of the Tuolumne Economic Development Authority Board of Directors. “This expansion and renovation reflects our desire to provide Black Oak Casino Resort guests with the ultimate luxury experience in the Sierra Nevada.”

THE HOTEL’s fresh exterior design will blend contemporary elegance with the breathtaking natural backdrop of Tuolumne. This renovation will seamlessly link THE HOTEL with the gaming zone while introducing a majestic, captivating lobby, serving as the primary entrance for both structures.

“We were honored to work on this project as THE HOTEL at Black Oak Casino Resort provides such a positive impact on the local economy in Tuolumne County,” said Mike Moorefield, president of Moorefield Construction. “This expansion and renovation will solidify THE HOTEL as the best place to stay for families looking to escape their everyday routine and make memories that will last a lifetime.”

“Steelman Partners is thrilled to embark on the design journey to expand and revitalize the Black Oak Casino Resort in Tuolumne,” said Paul Steelman, CEO of Steelman Partners. “Situated near one of America’s most cherished landscapes, Yosemite National Park has been a profound inspiration for our design process. With this rich backdrop in mind, we are committed to crafting a resort experience that seamlessly integrates with its stunning surroundings, offering guests an immersive and unforgettable retreat amidst nature’s grandeur. We are confident that Black Oak Casino Resort will emerge as the signature destination in this breathtakingly beautiful setting, setting new standards for luxury and harmony with the environment.”

One of the two upcoming pools will cater exclusively to adults, boasting a pool bar, an expanded hot tub, a large outdoor TV for sports enthusiasts, and a stage for live music performances. Meanwhile, the other pool will be tailored for children, offering a splash zone, slides, and a range of exciting water features. These additions will nicely complement the newly opened Elevate jump center, which offers activities like trampoline jumping, dodgeball, a Junior Jump Zone for young kids, a Ninja Course, axe throwing, multiple multi-sport simulator screens, and many more options to keep individuals of all ages engaged and amused.

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