Yaamava’ Resort & Casino

Name: Yaamava’ Resort & Casino
Address: 777 San Manuel Blvd S, Highland, CA 92346, Inland Empire, United States
Telephone: +19098645050
Price range: $387–$1,320
Rating: 4.2

777 San Manuel Blvd S, Highland, CA 92346

Forbes ★★★★☆

Google 4.2

Overall 59

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$387

25 Jun 2026

Highest upcoming

$1,320

4 Jul 2026

Median nightly

$460

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28 Mar to 3 Apr

3% below annual median

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Review

Synthesized from Forbes Travel Guide

Forbes ★★★★☆ 4-Star

Character and identity

Tucked into the San Bernardino foothills about 70 minutes from Los Angeles, Yaamava' is a 17-floor, 432-room casino resort that opened in 2021 atop the long-running San Manuel gaming floor. The architecture reads as if extruded from the hillside, with a lobby softened by water features, natural stone and a botanical installation behind the front desk. The signature "Y" motif recurs throughout. Downstairs, more than 6,500 slots anchor a round-the-clock casino; upstairs, the Serrano Spa works with stone-aligned rituals, and nearly a dozen restaurants range from Chinese specialities to The Pines Modern Steakhouse. Service is personalised, with valet greetings by name.

Who's it for

Best for:
Gamblers and couples within driving distance of LA who want a polished, full-service casino stay without flying to Vegas. Suite bookers on the 16th and 17th floors get the Y Lounge with prestige liquor, a cigar nook and mountain views. Steak lovers, spa-goers and anyone who values one-on-one attention will feel at home.

Should look elsewhere:
Travellers seeking a quiet mountain retreat, a beach, or a design-led boutique experience should keep looking. This is fundamentally a 24/7 casino resort with the noise, pace and demographic that implies, and families chasing kids' programming or marine activities will find little here.

Bottom line

The defining proposition is a genuinely luxe hotel layer grafted onto a serious gaming floor, with personalised service and a strong steakhouse and spa lifting it above the regional-casino norm. Spend the money if you actually intend to play, eat at The Pines and use the spa; if so, book a 16th or 17th floor suite for Y Lounge access, which materially changes the stay.

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