The redesigned spaces offer a larger high limit slot room with a dedicated bar, a separate Asian games room and a private VIP lounge.
According to the operator, the remodel is intended “to better serve the growing casino and exceed the selective standards of today’s high limit patrons.”
The San Diego property is owned and operated by the Jamul Indian Village through its wholly owned enterprise, Jamul Indian Village Development Corporation (JIVDC).
The property first opened its doors in 2016, and since then, has undergone several additions and renovations, with the redesign of the casino’s high limit rooms its latest undertaking.
Purportedly based on the principles of Feng Shui, the rooms have been remodelled to bring luck. They face northwest and “feature elements of metal with white, gold and silver.”
“We were faced with challenges due to the supply chain shortages from aluminium to bar equipment. But none of this stopped us,” remarked Designer Linh Ventura.
“Working with the incredible Jamul team led by Facilities Director Kaui Kalahiki, eGads, 3form and Cell Construction, we were able to come up with outstanding solutions to keep the renovation moving without compromising quality and the overall vision for this project.”
Erica M. Pinto, Chairwoman of the Jamul Indian Village, commented on the redesigned rooms, saying: “The renovation of the high limit rooms is a reflection of our commitment to ensuring an exciting and memorable experience for our valued guests.
“I’d like to recognise our casino leadership for their efforts and look forward to many more opportunities that solidify Jamul Casino as the premier gaming destination in San Diego.”
