This review is for the MGM Grand concert hall Had a destination weekend to see DURAN DURAN & wow, what a show! Playing the 1st night of their US tour, have to say the boys sure brought their A-game. Anyone who can get a room full of 40-somethings to rush the stage & scream & dance around like shrieking tweenies, makes for a cross country trip well worth it! The venue is gorgeous - somewhat large yet still gives off that intimate feel; extremely plush seats, views are practically unobstructed - completely unobstructed while everyone was sitting but the abnormally tall guy standing 2 rows in front of me, still managed to partially block my view while we were all standing Sound quality was fantastic - crisp & clear. Drinkys allowed inside & even though there were signs & announcements all over the place that said no cameras / cell phones, they were out in force Free parking & guides to get you in & parked quickly Best Tip: Don't believe the timetables that say it's 45 min from Hartford.....took me a little over 1 hour & that was w/ NO traffic & we were speeding read more

MGM Grand in CT, who would have thought. I like it so much more than Foxwood's ratty ole "wonder of it all" theme. It's grander, impressive, and exciting. Was here the 1st week it opened and what a surprise. The uniforms are trendier, the cocktail waitresses...hotter (no raspy voiced woman asking me if I need another cocktail in between her fits of cough). It just has a very vibrant atmosphere to it. I haven't gotton a chance to try out the restaurants but so many nice restaurants are there like Michael Schlow's Altra Strada. Oh and the shops there! They have your ABD's (Apple, Bally's, and Dunhill) right there in the entrance. I didn't stay for too long so I didn't get to experience too much (just long enough to get some cash and then I was out). I do want to come back one afternoon to browse the shops. Oh, Lacoste was open when we stopped by in the wee of the night so good to know some shops remain open for us night owls. It wasn't so crowded like Foxwood either but I can imagine the mass of grandma's (including mine) busing there for the upcoming holiday read more

Shrine absolutely blows. This review is only for Shrine and not for the rest of MGM but I question their management for letting Shrine exist there. So let's start...we had 21 people drive from Boston to CT for a friend's birthday. We all waited in line and but the bday boy's girlfriend found a guy that was willing to let 6 girls in our group in first. The rest of us, 13 guys and 2 girls, waited about half an hour to get to the door only to have a pseudo bouncer tell us that we have TOO MANY GUYS AND CAN'T GO IN. Not even like "when more guys leave the club, you guys can go"...he straight up told us to get out of the line and leave. WTF?? When one of the remaining couples went to the door and said they want to go in to get the rest of the girls out, the entrance guy said that only the girl can go in. So they're denying our entry based on sex which I heard is not legal the last time I checked AND we happen to be all Asian (except for 1 dude)...who happen to be the majority of their customers. The ironic part is that this is supposedly a Chinese bar and they're not letting Chinese and other Asians in. I'm going to write a nasty letter to their management and sending it along to MGM execs. For anyone that might consider checking our Shrine, you better not be an Asian male because they will not let you in. read more

So two friends and I checked in to the Fox Tower for one night for my birthday. We waited in line for approximately 20 minutes to check in. Registration didn't key our cards correctly so 7 floors and halfway across the casino later and I found myself back at front desk where the lady tried to tell me to wait in line for another 20 minutes to get my room key re-keyed. Needless to say, I didn't. Eventually she finished with her current guest and I politely asked her again to re-key it. Finally, we could get into our room. The casino is nice. The staff members weren't helpful and seemed unhappy to be there. Fast-forward 6 days and I have a charge of $263 (100 for the hold and 163 for the room) to my card. IN ADDITION TO THIS I also have a separate charge of $163 for the room. Why, you ask? Well, the woman at the desk told me that the first charge was a hold (even though the $100 was the total written listed cost of the hold), and the second was the actual charge. Ok, so now my $163 room has charged my credit card $426. She says it will take up to 72 hours for the higher charge to be taken off of my account. Ok, fine. Fast forward another 5 days and, guess what? ALL CHARGES ARE STILL ON MY CARD. I just got off the phone with them AGAIN and this time they simply said they didn't see the second charge at all and they were connecting me to their account services department. I'm then transferred over to a voicemail that asks me to leave my information so they can call me back. Seriously? I will never stay at this hotel again and I have told and will continue to tell everyone I know to avoid this place. That is, unless you don't mind getting ripped off and fighting with unhelpful staff for weeks on end, only to NOT have your issue resolved whatsoever. 0 out of 10 this place is a scam. If I do not receive my refund by the weekend I will be contacting the Better Business Bureau and taking the matter to a legal level. read more

The MGM Grand is the cool new kid on the block over in Connecticut. Then again, I don't know if that's saying much. It's biggest competition is Foxwoods, a veritable pasture of Geritol-infused retirees, and Mohegan Sun. Yes, Mohegan Sun is still open for business. With an obviously hipper, younger crowd, a shopper's row (Apple, Bally), four restaurants, a 21,000 square foot spa and a cavernous night club, MGM Grand is a modern playground for our generation, It lacks the glamour, glitz and 24-hour liquor license that it's big brother in Vegas sports.Have you ever seen those baller-ass sky lofts? The MGM makes it acceptable, I feel, to tell people you're going to Foxwoods. It's chic, new and quite the step up from it's neighbor. The decor reflects that, the rooms support that theory as well with marbles baths, rain-effect shower heads and that's closer to sleepy heaven than the Short Hills Hilton, but obviously not quite on the level of the Ritz. Though there's still no shortage of tiara-wearing bachellorettes surrounded by gaggles of their gaudily-clad friends, at least the ones that frequent the MGM aren't wearing any plastic penises. The concierge is pretty cool with late check-outs and when we had a problem trying to figure out to turn the shower on, they sent someone up immediately to help! Yes there was something wrong with the shower. But, it was quickly fixed and were soaping up in no time! The verdict? Two thumbs way up. The MGM is great for getaway, no matter who you're with. There's a lot do to, it's cheaper than Vegas and it's only two shorts hours from Boston! read more

Everything about our stay at the former MGM Grand which is now the Fox Tower was a big let down. I should mention I've been a long time fan of Foxwoods until recently. Rowdy, obnoxious 20 -somethings were throwing a spring break party in the room across the hall from us that lasted from 8pm till 4:30 am. Slamming doors, obscene language, loud music and people passed throughout the property. Teenagers sleeping at food court tables. Security called 5 times but the party kept going. To add insult to injury, my bed sheets had blood stains on them. So, the first night, we stayed in our room because we felt unsafe. Then were kept up all night from the party across the hall. The next day was ruined because we had no sleep. Also young children running unattended throughout the walkway between Fox Tower and the main building almost knocking us over. Is this Disney World or a casino? Next visit to Connecticut will be at Mohegan Sun. read more

Super convenient and reasonably priced, a no brainer if you plan on having a night out at the casino/restaurants and don't want to drive after. I've stayed here twice, once years back when it opened and again recently after going to a show. This last time I did notice the rooms are starting to get a little dinged up, maybe it's time for some new furniture. Otherwise, everything appeared clean and tidy when we arrived. And we had a great view from our room - looking out over the wilderness. There's also a spa at the hotel, which is a nice little bonus if you want to treat yourself to some self care. It's no boutique hotel, but I'd say my stays were comparable to a Hilton or Westin. read more

If I could leave no stars I would. During my stay at The Fox Tower we had a man break into our room. We called security and they never showed up!!!!! Note if you have an issue call 911 or the local police as Foxwoods just sweeps incidents under the rug. Interesting to note the man who broke in used to be an employee of Foxwoods. They failed on every front! They offered free slot play! What a joke. I will never go to this awful establishment ever again. The man left through the adjoining room door ( he came in though the front door. Upon checking the room the following morning there were 3 people in the room passed out from partying we had to insist that security come check the room. They confirmed the 3 were not guests of the hotel and just let them leave. I wonder how the higher ups would feel if it was them or loved one having their room broken into while sleeping?? Awful awful handling by Foxwoods by a very scary and traumatic experience. Be careful if you go. I read more

What a great time I had here. What makes it great is the fact that most of the people that come here are not old shabby locals hoping to win big they are mostly young trendy adults. The hotels is brand new and well maintained. I passed by a cleaning crew that was wiping down the Men/Woman bathroom signs. The check in staff and bell captain was very accommodating. The room was very up to date and modern. Bed was very comfortable with very good sheets and pillows. Actually a shower with power not one that just drips and it takes hours to take a shower. Be careful about the snacks and fridge as they are connected to a sensor when pulled off you will automatically get charged for it. We ate at Prime which I will review separately but I can tell you its a good steak house. When it comes to gambling there are several different rooms with all sorts of games. I spent most of my time either at the rainmaker casino with the Asian games or the Grand Pequot Casino which has all of your tables and slots. Keep in mind if you like to explore the casino its pretty big and be ready to walk. The only thing that I did not like was smoking was allowed everywhere. But that should not be a suprise when going to a casino. I would love to come back again. read more

Absolutely discusting "Suite"!!! So disappointing, as well as the Manager's absence to address trying to change the room to something "Clean & Updated"...She had the Front Desk Reception advise us that there was was nothing available..THE PLACE WAS EMPTY!!!!! The only saving grace is that Grand Pequot Hotel is attached to the Fox Tower and in it is David Burke's PRIME Steakhouse. Dinner was wonderful! We retrieved our car from Valet and headed to Mohegan Sun and gambled until 5 am, slept in a clean, updated room...life is Good! read more

CUSTOMER SERVICE ISSUES IN THE HOTEL... You will see lots of comments that center around poor training and poor customer service and I echo those comments. It is a beautiful physical plant and it is well maintained. The physical plant (hotel, casino conference center) is every bit of a 4 star property. But from the initial contact at valet parking where it was clearly inconvenient to park my car, the indifference with no eye contact at the front desk at check in and check out to just plain poor service from the bell desk. Service was a complete disappointment. The casino was clean, relatively smoke free, well laid out... a small and fun casino. The food service was better than adequate. Room service was a bit expensive but very good quality from ordering to food quality to pick up... excellent. The staff around the casino and convention center were engaging and friendly. Strangely there was a marked difference relative to staffing in the hotel. Would I go again? Yes, it is a beautiful property in a great location. It really should be a four star experience. But I would lower my expectation around quality service in the hotel itself. Hopefully before you go you will check this out and they will put emphasis on a high touch approach to service initiatives. It has amazing potential for a wonderful experience. read more

The room we stayed in was tiny. There was a one foot clearance between the bed and a gigantic column in the room. Coffee maker/cups were kept in the bathroom and the furniture was completely worn through. We chose the Fox Tower over the other casino hotels because of the outdoor pool but there was an additional $25 per person fee to use the outdoor pool on top of the regular resort fee. For our $400 night stay I could have stayed anywhere. The substandard room and inconvenient location to main casino area at Foxwoods were definitely a complete waste of money. I addressed all of this issues with the front desk manager who offered no resolution. read more

Stayed here for two nights in a cute little corner suite. The room was nice, but the layout was a bit awkward and it just felt kinda crowded. Loved the bathroom though because it had a huge shower room enclosed with a jacuzzi tub and a large window overlooking Connecticut's forests. This tub was even bigger and deeper than Aria's in Las Vegas...unfortunately, I did not have time to use it :( read more

The Fox Tower - Foxwoods - Hotels Near Me - Mashantucket, Connecticut

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What a complete disappointment. Our room was the size of a closet. You can never get served in the casino and then have to go to the bar to BUY drinks because people homestead at the bar machines. They wonder why these casinos are failing and they are going to have to lay people off?? It's because this conglomerate it NOT a class act. Bad experience and will NEVER come back. I'm shredding my Foxwoods card when I get home. Suck. With a big fat S. Oh yeah!! And the amenities fee you pay?? What exactly does that pay for?? We would have had to hike or shuttle to Grand Pequot to spa or work out. Instead forced to pay $15 per person "spa" fee at the G. Another disappointment. I went there to relax and instead listened to loud women talking about their work and how horrible their commute is. Blah blah!! I mean, I can tell you how old they were when their first kids were born!! Like I care!! But I was forced to listen to their loud conversation. I escaped to the pool only to be joined by more loud people. I need to go home just to relax from my Fox Tower experience. Totally uncool. read more

Pro: -clean -decent looking room -Best location relative to casino -easy parking -GREAT shower pressure Con: -horrible bed -BYO pillows, seriously awful ones in the room -check in was horrible and took 30+ minutes as there was a huge line -although parking is easy and plentiful, I hate having to walk through the casino to get to the garage -similarly, walking through the densely smoke-filled casino from the lobby to the hotel elevators was annoying. Overall, not a bad spot all things considered. Honestly, if it were not for the prison style bed situation I would have few issues with it (aside from the horrible check-in process). Trouble sleeping was all anyone was talking about the following day. read more

The casino still stinks, but the MGM Grand Theatre is a nice venue. Decent sound system, cool decore. We were fortunate enough to have orchestra seats, but it look like most seats in the house had pretty good view of the stage. Though in true MGM fashion, they found a way to mess it up. The concert we saw got cutoff by the crew before it was done. The performer we saw went to go out his encore, and MGM cut his power. Happened at exactly 90 minutes, so it doesn't seem like some honest mistake. I get it. You want peeps to go out and gamble. But I think they would be better off with happy concert goers who would come back another time. I'd go see another performance at this venue, though i wouldn't expect the best show ever, just being happy it was sort of close by. Worth checking out to see acts that don't normally come to CT. read more

I stayed overnight here a few weeks ago for my bachelor party. Management was really cool about the dead stripper in the bathroom! All kidding aside, the place is really great. It blows Foxwoods clear out of the water and in my opinion is also superior to Mohegan Sun. The restaurant we ate at, Shrine, had really great sushi, but the cooked stuff left a little to be desired. If I were reviewing the restaurant alone I'd give it 2.5 or 3 stars (2.75?). The four stars really go towards the casino, the hotel rooms, and especially the staff. I can't wait to go back and maybe leave with some of my money this time. read more

The second star was because the room was nice. 3 were taken off since they don't tell you something pretty abnormal and important you probably should know. When you pay for the room we all know there's a 100$ security deposit on top of the room charges and fees and resort deposit, but they charged me that and before it "rolled of my account" they charged the card AGAIN for the room, which for an originally $240 room ended up locking up over $700 in my card. Yes 700. If you plan on getting a room make sure your ready to be charged almost 3 times what they want for the room, whether it rolls off after a few days or not! I'm not exactly rich and this really made my stay a huge problem for me! read more

I actually like the fact that it's small. It's perhaps the only legitimately navigable casino building in the East Coast. The original Foxwoods next door is a colossus, Mohegan Sun is a labyrinth, and Atlantic City is some third word with classical etymology. In other words: you can actually see one side from the other! There's enough stuff to keep you interested for a few hours, including at least three restaurants, a food court, a central bar, a few stores, and Junior's Cheesecake to top off your night. Of course there's the theater, at which we saw the inimitable Joan Rivers last Saturday. It's enormous - holds at least 4,000 if I'm not mistaken. The sound was great, the seats were roomy [clearly made for Americans], the experience was unforgettable, thanks largely to Joan. Mohegan's too big for its own good. And original Foxwoods is so old, it has its own scooter and a nasal cannula. As far as I'm concerned, this is the best money-wasting entertainment venue in Connecticut. read more

Finally! I've been dying to stay on casino property! Something about clubbing and drinking that makes shuttling to a hotel 20 minutes away unappealing. The place: Super clean. From the receptionist area to the room itself this place was super clean. The bathrooms were modern and the beds were comfy. The service: The receptionist was nice and asked us if we had floor preferences. Overall fast and friendly. For under $180 a night on a Friday this made for a steal! Keep those rates low and I'll be sure to come back read more

The Disney World of casinos but still a pretty nice casino. Not like anything you'll find in Las Vegas but still pretty nice. Plenty of floor room to roam around through the slot machines and the tables, with each section having a theme of sorts. The MGM Grand is a side wing of the main Foxwoods, which I actually liked better (but still on the cheesy side). Impressed with how big their bingo hall was. Bigger than anything I've seen before, and I know Canada/Maryland's Delta Bingo are big businesses. These players must be hard-core. Beyond the gambling areas there's also the buffet, some restaurants and shopping. Looks like there's also an events arena for shows and concerts when they come in town. Good place for entertainment, for a gambling fix or whatever you're looking for. read more

It's amazing how a casino hotel can be so nice. I've stayed at MGM in Vegas and that is just ok. This hotel seems to be for the rich and famous. Well maybe not rich and famous but it's certainly not your average hotel. Super comfortable bed, awesome bathroom. Sexy shower with all glass door. Nice G Spa extras which I loved. I don't use regular soap at home as it's drying, the soap that was provided made my skin feel silky soft. Not sure what the whole $19.95 resort fee is for. This isn't Vegas and that's why they lose a star from me. read more

Spent New Years Day here. I just loved the MGM my second time around. The check-in staff was fantastic. Very professional, personable, funny and made you want to enjoy your stay. Kudos to the check-in gentleman. I love it when when a places employees enjoy being there. The beds were super comfortable. The room was immaculate, the restroom had plenty of towels and great products. We visited the Shrine Restaurant again and truly just enjoyed it also. The bar staff at Shrine was phenomenal. Check-in, Checkout & Valet were so easy and pleasant the second time around. Great job MGM CT, I can't wait to go up again read more

MGM Grand is a small scale casino with much more of a modern and young vibe compared to it's neighbor: Foxwoods. The place is shaped like a circle with high ceilings. When I stood at the corner of the casino, I can see all the way to the other end so that should give you an idea of the size of MGM. The decor is colored in earth and metal tones. There are not many tables here so if you don't want to wait to get some hands in the poker table, its best to go next door. There is a lounge that is right in the middle of the Casino. Stores here are Lacoste, Dunhill, Bally, and Junior's. MGM also has a restaurant/lounge/nightclub called Shrine and an Italian restaurant called Alta Strada. It doesn't take long to realize that MGM is not really going for the gambling aspect of casinos, but rather the recreation. I felt that there was an emphasis on shopping, lounging, dining, and clubbing more that actual gambling. The crowd here is younger and more hip that your usual casino crowd which I would say consists mostly of senior citizens and Asians, or Asian senior ciitizens. Ultimately, MGM only gets three stars from me because I don't see many outstanding features at this casino. I lost the feeling of excitement after being in the casino for about 20 minutes and the novelty wore off. read more

I saw Russell Peters here. It was a nice theater. Nose bleed seats were not so bad. It was a totally unobstructed iew. I could see the stand up comic pretty well from where I was sitting and he was also projected onto large screens so I can see his hilarious facial expressions. I could also look down and see who in the audience he was making fun of. Sound quality was excellent as well. No feed back and no echoes. NON SMOKING! YES! Awesome! I hate cig smoke when I'm trying to enjoy a show or whenever I'm trying to breath. Parking was good. Now, there is one thing that takes away from this whole experience and kept this place from getting a full five stars. DON'T FOLLOW THE FOXWOODS' WEBSITE DIRECTIONS!!! In order to route you away from Mohegan Sun, they take you 20 miles north and then 16 miles back along I-95. This is a good 30-60 minutes out of your way! Are they so paranoid of the Mohegan Sun? read more

Amazing hotel. Came here for my 21st birthday, got the room for about 250 booking through Expedia 2 days before. Got there and asked for the highest room possible, got the 30th floor! The rooms are beautiful the views are Amazing. Your ears will pop in the elevator.... which conveniently lets you out at the casino and right next to shrine. If you want an amenity call and ask before you arrive. Housekeeping staff was friendly and professional. Security was rude. Some front desk staff was nice. Matthew from the concierge said he would do something for my 21st birthday, I told him all I wanted was chocolate covered strawberries. He took my name and room number and seemed wicked excited about it and nothing ever came. Thanks Mathew...... not. Valet was understanding when I lost my ticket for my car. It was an amazing hotel and I will be back and recommending!!! read more

The Fox Tower - Foxwoods - View from the 30th floor of the fox tower - Hotels Near Me - Mashantucket, Connecticut

This was my first excursion to Foxwoods to get my gamble on. I was disappointed that the shopping area closed so early on a Friday night (it was 8:30p and every store was closed-except Alex and Ani) because it helps break up the gamble. I've been to Mohegan several times and the casino areas are a lot nicer there. The restaurants weren't open very late either. When we got there, at 8:30p, all of the fancy sit down restaurants were still open- but the buffet was closed and only noodles was available for a quick bite. Foxwoods, however, does have a lot of options for gaming areas and they have some really cool machines that I've never seen at Mohegan. Not to mention, they serve free drinks regularly and they were very tasty. I also won more money than I've won at any other casino- so I still had a great time. If you go in a large group, it's a great way to spend a Friday night. read more

Stayed with the misses for my birthday Nov. 4th and had a blast! Was upgraded to a producer suite for free and the room was well appointed. Jacuzzi tub, separate couches, 19th floor. Had an amazing filet dinner at Prime comped thanks to my boys :-) Made some $$ at the blackjack table that night, but gave it all back in the am. Oh well. Room service breakfast was great, french toast, omlettes, very quick service. Unfortunately my 2010 Lexus had a ding in the door when picked up from valet, but have a claim with Risk management. Im sure they will do right by me. Will be back definitely. read more

The Fox Tower - Foxwoods - 19th floor producer suite. - Hotels Near Me - Mashantucket, Connecticut

A review for the theater primarily. . . We've been several times over the past few years, basically whenever Jerry Seinfeld has done a show and I've been able to get tickets. The theater is pretty big, but I'm not sure what the total seating capacity is, perhaps 4000 or so. Every time we've been to see Seinfeld, the place has been at or at least near capacity. A plus is that the shows we've attended have started pretty close to the time stated (8:00). I really do hate when shows start half an hour or more after the listed time. That being said, this has bitten us in the backside once when we were late arriving because of slow service for dinner at one of the local restaurants. At least that time, we didn't miss any of Seinfeld's act, just the opening guy. Anyway, the seats are fairly comfortable, and you can bring in beverages (including the adult kind) to your seats. Seinfeld's shows are always entertaining, even though he repeats a bunch of the same material, so if you've seen him once recently, you're not really going to get lots of new material. Entry and exit is generally quick and painless, even when the place is sold out. Parking is plentiful and free in the attached garage. Sometimes the elevators to get to the upper levels of the parking deck are wonky, and if any of the 4 in the bank are out, expect a back up for people waiting to get back to their cars after the show. We'd like to see other shows at the theater there, but we've never seen any other acts appearing that we'd want to attend. But we'll be back for Seinfeld again whenever he's there. read more

Hotel room was clean, bathrooms are super nice, front desk wasn't too friendly, sort of robotic at that. Had some issues with a "lost drunk boy" knocking and telling us to let him in on from 5:45-7:00 am. Took security two phone calls to finally come and remove the wanderer. Didn't get the best night's rest but it's expected at a casino. More upset that management did nothing about the situation, and he had knowledge of this "lost boy" who had been escorted out by the police earlier in the night. read more

For several hours now the room above us has been moving furniture it sounds and banging on walls and yelling at one another and we called security 3 times for this issue to be addressed. This began at 11pm. Now almost 3am it still continues. If your looking for R&R I don't recommend staying here. As someone who runs a front desk at a five star hotel things like this are not thrown aside. Typically a noise complaint gets 3 strikes before eviction. I guess that is not the case here. Looks like I will be returning to MA and handing my money to MGM from now on. Shame. read more

Fox Tower Room was spotless Bell staff excellent-Spa wonderful Juniors Restaurant-NO GLUTEN FREE Bread??? Left a bit earlier to go to a GF Friendly Restaurant on our way home. read more

Stayed a Thursday night in one of the Producer Suites. Read some mixed reviews of the Fox Tower so I was very pleasantly surprised with the whole experience. Room was terrific and clean. Comfortable bed. We were on the 22nd floor facing the back looking out at the woods and down at the pool. This is the better side for views. Check in was very easy. Found the room and floor to be quiet which you never know what to expect in a casino hotel. Ate a delicious dinner at Alta Strada. Proximity to the Tanger Outlets is terrific. The pool is great but lounge chairs packed in and a challenge to find available seating if you go later in the afternoon. Bottom line: I look forward to next visit! read more

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There is nothing really impressive about this casino. It is very small. Foxwoods is already a crappy casino and MGM at Foxwoods doesn't help at all. I'm spoiled since i go to vegas once or twice a year. I know a good casino when i see one and this place sucks. This MGM is probably 1/8th the size of the one in Vegas. If you are in this area, go to Mohegan Sun instead. read more

Beautiful, clean and fun! Simply stated!

What a beautiful hotel! The rooms are gorgeous, stayed in the regular rooms twice and was satisfied both times. Saw the suites at the double tree at Foxwoods and trust me they had nothing on the regular rooms at the MGM, it is definitely worth the little bit extra money to say here. It is also in the same tower as Shrine, which makes it a perfect spot to stay for a Shrine night! Would definitely recommend staying at the MGM. read more

Nice property but the walk to Foxwoods main casinos is legitimately like a mile or more. Just awful. They should have more features and maybe some gaming in between to buffer all that useless walking. read more

Rooms were quiet, amenities were nice and the roll away bed was comfortable. I can't find much to complain about expect the very long line to check in but it did move quickly. (10-15 minutes) Upon check in the room was clean and the fridge was a really nice to have along with a few extra waters. The elevator bank is located down the casino room away from the front desk and consists of about 8 so there really isn't much waiting even though there's 30 floors. Our room was on the 28th and had a vast view of the Connecticut forest. Would stay here again for the right price and for the easy access to hit the casino floor, bars, restaurants and shrine. read more

I thought this place was really nice. The rooms were spacious and clean. They were also up to date. The casino in this part of the resort was a little small but overall ok. The only thing I noticed with the rooms is that the doors close very loudly. I must have heard 6 or 7 doors slam by 8am which was quite annoying. Overall I would stay again. read more

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It was okay. Got a really good midweek rate and decided to go. The valet was okay for check in, but insane for check out. Never again will I valet. I went on school vacation week - bad idea. Who would think you would see so many kids at a smokey casino? Of all the things to do with your children?!?!?!? I digress... The casino was boring. I think I picked the wrong day, week or whatever to go and stay there. Foxwoods better step up. Wynn will be in Everett MA soon! PS. Those fees are ridiculous!!! I made sure we drank the water, left every light on, no courtesy clean up for staff. read more