Can't say enough good things about this place. This is our second time going and it got even better…read morethan the last! It was our son's birthday and we told the waitress at breakfast and she went and got him munchkins. Such a sweet gesture. From the parking being included into your stay, to the convenience of using the wrist band to buy food, and every activity being near each other, this is such a great family getaway spot. We first thought it was going to be lame and not modern or up to date, but we couldn't have been more wrong. We also love the fact that every family staying there was for the waterpark and other activities and it isn't just a random hotel with a waterpark. Also the waterpark has areas and slides for every age. My son that hates thrills and rides went on Pequot plunge 8+ times! He def conquered a fear while being here. We will be back!

Let's just start off for anyone that wants to skip over what is said in detail in the categories I…read morefeel are most important. Room: 5/5 Waterpark: 3/5 Other activities: 5/5 Food: 5/5 Staff: 5/5 Value 2/5 Most families are going here for the waterpark, right? I didn't even know there was mini golf or gem hunting inside as this was our first ever visit to a GWL. For a brand new GWL and having to compete with the likes of places like Kalahari also springing up, I thought it was pretty lackluster. No racing slides, no drop slide. And even the "coaster" slide was over way too fast. Why didn't many of these stretch across the entire roof area? A lot of that portion in the middle seems wasted, even if the excuse is that the wave pool gets in the way. The lazy river might be one of the shortest I've ever experienced. The entire place was clean (although had a sewage smell in the back at times) and we enjoyed our time, I just expected ssssoooo much more and was disappointed by its size. But everything else, WOW. The food was excellent, did they steal the Pizza Hut recipe? I believe they have a partnership with Buffalo Wild Wings although I did not try those and the FatBurger partnership was star of the show. I was going to give it 4/5 stars for lack of healthy options but when I returned a burger that was supposed to be a double to the counter, the guy working was so nice about it and even said something that cracked me up, "you can throw that back at me if this one isn't a double". Just about every interaction with GWL staff was a five star experience and they go out of their way to make sure you are having a good time, it's Disney-esque. We loved the breakfast buffet also but after tip, doing this every morning is a $100 experience for a family of four. One of the many reasons the value gets knocked down a ton. The options were plentiful and it definitely made me LOL when I saw chicken nuggets and mac n cheese at 8 AM. They know their clientele. The other activities caught me off guard, even though every single thing is an upcharge. The pricing on the video games rubbed me the wrong way the most. You can always math them out and you are getting little value playing like 8 games for twenty bucks. The minigolf and bowling are both really great values for a quick experience. And the smallest gem mining bag costing under $15 was also a great experience. But everything else is fairly overpriced. Before you get to the waterpark and have breakfast, you may have already dropped an additional $250 on the day. This place knows how to open a wallet up but then it leaves the parents dissatisfied once its all over. The activities in the lodge are all free and I posted an idea of what takes place throughout a day. Don't miss the Luna story at bedtime, that was one of the best things I've ever seen outside of Florida theming. Our Wolf Den was the perfect size, even if the full beds scream "we wanted to save a few bucks". The kids always love little theming areas like this, they told me they just wished the lights could dim in there. It would be cool to have a nighttime effect with the way the walls are painted. No microwave in room but there is one down the hall for everyone to use. This isn't a "lets go every month kind of place". It may end up being a once or maybe even every other year kind of experience for us. Those very well off won't feel the pinch as much as we did, and I'll definitely never go during a school vacation week or holiday. It was busy enough and I thought we went on an off peak time, I can't even imagine the zoo this becomes during those times as some other reviews reflect.

MONZA World Class Go-Karting bro this place was so cool with smile staff Jay sweet lady help on…read moreinformation on races. Crew guy orange shirt José was on top of everything and was very helpful with his amazing sidekick William make sure my strap to my seatbelt was right and feet hit the pedals right where it's not too close and not too far and had his minions of Alex helping with my helmet putting my neck brace over all great time night out. After the race, we decided to order food, greeted by Laura at the bar telling us about the menu, making sure we're hydrated soon enough to get food from Melvin. He looks like a cool uncle when you know the food's gonna be good, like he would love, and it was. The mozzarella pole on that cheese was wonderful.

OUT OF TOWN GUEST BEWARE**** Based off the YouYube influence 'Mr HandPay" we planned a stay 5 days…read morelong trip over Christmas 2025. While in the high limit area we were told unless we carried a 'Gold or Platinum Players card' they could not serve us Michelob. The shower double head flew off when turning the shower on. Although service came fixed and advise they switched to the cheap plastic double heads in the showers to increase the online rating, but they are use to them breaking and flying off regularly and being told to put them back on. it was rare to find nice inviting employees. WE WILL NOT VISIT AGAIN.

Good: - conveniently located…read more- next to outlets - lots of table games - near the good food spots (hell's kitchen, david burke) - water refill station near check-in (hidden gem) Bad: - table mins are higher it was $50 for pai gow - blackjack is 6/5, but at fox tower it's 3/2 - shrine club (if you care) is at fox tower - bathrooms have NO ventilation - did not do room cleaning - rooms are old and needs a makeover - gym ran out of water Next time I am staying at the fox towers. Rooms are a bit dated and could use a makeover. Casino check in was easy and centrally located. Would stay here again. If they want to compete with all the new casinos they will need to drive renovations and better perks.

I spent a few nights at the Grand Pequot and yes, it was expensive, but it was also a lot of fun…read more First, they have free vallet. It was so incredible to get off the road, get lost once, and find the right spot and the nice man tell me where to put my car. I never had to lug through the parking garage to find my car, the nice men brought it. Tip well, these vallets are incredible. The actual lobby was very clean, and has lots of space. Huge check in area, I would be scared to see it full. Listen to the people at the desk for elevator directions, I got on the wrong one and it was awful. Just so much longer.... The room was huge, and had many places to sit. The TV had a guide channel, if you enjoy finding something to watch. There is a locked door leading outside, which freaked me out until I figured out it was well locked and couldn't accidentally be opened. The bathroom is also huge, but very slippery if you're not careful. There is a mat with the towels and some grab bars on the tub so I suspect the slippery-ness is known. The toilet isn't a Pre-K reject, and actually appropriate for an average adult. (Probably not if you have joint issues...)

Average stay. For $300/night, I was not impressed. Everything was clean so I'll give them that. We…read morestayed in a king bed whirlpool room. The bed was on the firmer side and the pillows were terrible, super flat! The TV was sooo small (32 in)! The room had a fridge which froze everything we put inside. The whirlpool jets were weak and the tub took about 30 min to fill. I was disappointed that they didn't honor my Hilton gold membership because I booked through a third party. If you're going to Foxwoods it's super convenient, 5 min away. The restaurant in the lobby had a breakfast buffet for $16.95/person. Not sure if I'd stay again; pricey for what you got!

This is nice for the convenience being near Foxwoods, we paid ~$430 for one night 2 bed on New…read moreYears Eve. The Room was much bigger than I expected. But that's really all I can say. For a Hilton Hotel, I was pretty disappointed the colors, rug, and the furniture remind me of my grandmothers house/guest room. It doesn't really give me the upscale premium room I'd expect for a Hilton. Here's some things I noticed, - Grout around the edges of the tub is brown/black/green not white and is wet and the corners are slimy!! -The bed is slightly uncomfortable it feels like a cheap piece of foam - The TV is 32" 720p TV, sitting on a dresser that makes it look ridiculous, this TV is easily 8-10 years old if not more. I'm not expecting much for a hotel TV but I can't believe how poor quality it is. Overall 3/5 underperforming Hilton Hotel, only stay for purely Foxwoods convenience.

We have visited many bed and breakfasts over the years, but Stonecroft Country Inn is by far our…read moreabsolute favorite. We stayed in the 1807 House in The Buttery Room on the first floor. The room was immaculate, and very quaint with its beam ceilings and original doors. It also had a lovely private patio to enjoy. There was a carafe of water waiting for us, and comfy robes to welcome us. A lot of attention to detail was put in to make us feel very much at home. The hosts Jodi and Scott are lovely, welcoming people who make sure their guests truly enjoy their stay. Breakfast was served in their elegant dining room or on their beautiful outside patio. A full country breakfast waited for us every morning. Fresh fruit, homemade muffins, and delicious meals like sausage, potato strata and raspberry drizzled French toast were on the menu the days that we stayed. Once again the attention to detail was incredible. Meals were beautifully presented , and the tables were set with fresh summer flowers. The grounds were also well kept, and the gardens and pond area were so relaxing to stroll through or stop and relax for awhile in an outdoor chair. Thank you Jodi and Scott for a wonderful experience. We are already planning a return trip!

It's always a challenge to find suitable lodging away from home…read more SO, we chose this inn for the good reviews and that highly regarded status of the SELECT REGISTRY. After spending a delightful day in Mystic, CT, dining and discovering the town, we made our way to the inn. It was 645 pm as walked in main entrance to ring the staff. Jodi met us and guided us to the LILY room. At first glance, this historic building was updated, clean and spacious with many amenities in room to suit us. She proceeded to instruct us on the tv remote, hot tub rules, side door lock and a few other notables to make our stay safe. Great sleep, the pillows are thin and worn, too late to have them replaced. The Temperpedic (?) foam mattress was a tad hard initially although we were tired and fell asleep quickly. First issue noticed next morning as I attempted to neatly assemble the bedding to make it look presentable, as I peeled layers back, there were large, older stains on sheets, top and bottom. Not acceptable considering the staff washed linens and made the entire bed overlooking such an obvious area of spots. The main issue occurred next morning when at 6 am, I woke to wash my face and noticed the slow sink pressure, then at 7 am, down to a trickle and when I attempted to shower, water was non existent. Now what? There was a carafe of water on dresser, so I used the keurig to make coffee and wait until breakfast time to address the owner. There were a few other things I would change but it's not my business. The grounds are beautiful venue for weddings, weekends and wandering. The owners stepped in post Covid with this huge financial undertaking and most of what you will experience is up to the individual's expectations.

Fox Tower is where Foxwoods usually does Cocktail carnival. I've been to this event 3 times. I…read moremissed 1 time b/c of work. It was the 4th annual one. I quit drinking so I really came for the music (live dj),food(you get 1 free item w/ your entry which is new),carnival games,fortune teller(free), & prizes. You get a little cup where you taste different spirits from numerous booths from 2-5:30(last pour).Moet & Hennessy were my fave. It was a good vibe. I was a little bummed that it basically had the same performers as all the other years. I would like something fresh & new. Unfortunately, my food wasn't good. I ordered the chicken & waffles. It came w/ Cole slaw.Chicken & waffles were dry & overcooked. Cole slaw was dry. I think the food had been sitting there for a while.They put a splash of syrup on the waffles (which I thought was absurd). I drown my waffles w/ syrup. I'm more of a pancakes kind of girl but they always pair chicken w/ the waffles(waffles had bacon in them). My bf's food looked more tasty. He ordered steak & cheese on a baked potato. I didn't taste it b/c it was premade w/ onions. I do not like onions at all(I know I know I'm a strange woman lol). Fortune teller was on point w/ my reading. I won a t-shirt & cap w/ my tickets from playing carnival games. I played drop zone,basketball, & the ring toss game. All the other lines were too long. I really enjoyed myself. Fox tower is my fave part of Foxwoods. I have stayed at the hotel many times!Foxwoods is my fave casino in Ct.! I def will be back!

I stayed here with my husband last night for Valentine's Day weekend. I was convinced by Muhammad…read moreat the front desk to upgrade to a jacuzzi suite that was "newly renovated." It was room 21-120. I initially filled the tub up while the lights were off. Upon turning them on to try and figure out how to operate the jets, I realized that there was a ring of black mold all along the water line of the jacuzzi! I would not recommend staying here. There's no excuse to have that much black mold anywhere in a hotel. It's a major health hazard.

Really horrible hotel, especially for the weekend price. Very tired and needs a refresh. I booked…read moremonths ahead for a Saturday night at $450 a night. When we arrived they only had a smoking room and were unapologetic about it. I thought well how bad can it be? Well it was awful. Reeked and my wife was not going to stay. I demanded to speak with the manager. The only positive is that they moved me to a room at the Grand Pequot hotel for the same rate. Avoid this hotel!

My family and I stayed for one night. Check-in was easy, as well as the parking situation,…read moreeverything is clearly marked. Front desk ladies were extremely nice. The room was fine, nothing special. The biggest complaint is the shower. The tub would not drain and you basically had to stand in a couple of inches of water towards the end of your shower. The lights were flickering and the thermostat was extremely difficult to regulate. One of the redeeming qualities is the location. Everything, including the casino, is right there, you don't have to leave the hotel which is extremely convenient.

Fantastic venue inside Foxwoods casino! Employees are always friendly & helpful! Inside had the A/C…read morepumping I thought I was in the North Pole! The temperature was a little too much for me I was freezing! I'm pretty sure I saw a penguin in the corner drinking a cocktail!I didn't get to try any food b/c I was waiting on Junior's after the show. Priorities,priorities ppl.!The seats could have been more spacious & comfortable. All in all, still a great time(just bring a parka, maybe a seat cushion, & a strong sense of humor)!

First time at premier theatre and it was a marvelous experience. Everyone is so nice, even asking…read morefor instructions was inspirational. The theatre is well taken care of and very clean Overall it was fantastic and I will do it again.

We spent 4 days at this campground and had a great time. Some of the seasonal sites here are…read moreabsolutely beautiful. Here's our take... We stayed in site #322. It's a great location on the corner. Perfect site to people watch. Close to main area if you walk through the amphitheater path. This take you straight to the pool area without needing a golf cart. Plus a grassy field for pets is just a few feet across the road. Only downside was so much dry dusty dirt. We hosed down the site & road when we could. That helped with the dust a little. When we arrived our site had an issue with the 50amp. The maintenance staff was friendly & worked quickly to resolve it. Later they helped us find someone to fix an issue with one of the vehicles in our group. Their maintenance crew gets 5 stars all around. There were tons of activities. The schedule was packed. Various crafts,, pool workouts, corn hole tournaments, tug-of-war, flag football, a magician, a DJ, & a cover band. The most popular activity seemed to be bingo. Prizes varied from $10 to $180. Bingo was everyday and packed. There are 4 pools. One was adults only, three were families. There was also a toddler pool, a splash pad, and a few hot tubs. The rules are strict though. No diving. No jumping. No pool accessories. No horseplay. No water games. And no food or alcohol in the pool area. "Patrolling" was one of their downfalls. They had a few overzealous staffers with red shirts marked "Ranger". They "patrolled" on foot, by golf cart, on bikes, & in vehicles. I thought their "bike unit" was pretty aggressive. Often stopping non-helmeted bikers or counting campers at campsites. But when the "rangers" switched to vehicles, they drove way above the 8 mph speed limit to "catch" rogue campers on golf carts to tell them to drive slower. Overall the campground was great. Tips: Bring bike helmets for riders. (This was strictly enforced.) Don't forget anything. Store is small & stock was limited. As in if you run out of camper toilet paper, you need to take a 15 min drive to Walmart to get some. They don't carry it. Bring quarters & detergent for laundry. They didn't have a working change machine or laundry vending machines. Bring string lights if possible. It's pretty dark. Dog park is small like super small. Avoid sites in "The Meadows" area. The owner sites are nice but the rentals look they belong in 8-mile. No lie you might need a tetanus shot after a stay in one of them

$104 a night! As of Memorial day 2026. Many pools closed,camp store nearly empty, picnic table old…read moreand falling apart, game room nearly empty, no cable,no wifi.