The Fox Tower At Foxwoods
"3.9-rated newest Foxwoods tower with renovated rooms, pool, game room, and casino access for resort visitors."
About The Hotel
The Fox Tower is a 3-star hotel at Foxwoods Resort Casino, rated 3.9 by 1,732 guests. As the newest tower on campus, it features clean, recently renovated rooms with updated furnishings and modern amenities. However, reviewers note it sits farther from the main casino action, requiring a 10+ minute walk to reach the busier gaming floors and restaurants. The tower includes a pool, game room, fitness center, and on-site dining. While guests appreciate the fresh, clean rooms and quieter setting, some report room-quality inconsistencies and billing issues despite recent renovations.
What Guests Are Saying
“The Fox Tower is one of the nicer hotels at Foxwoods (and certainly the newest). The rooms are very clean, they smell good, and overall it is a nice stay. Ask for a view of the woods and a high floor for an unforgettable view! Unfortunately it is a little confusing where to check in and go. The lobby is quite a walk from the hotel elevators, and you’re going to walk quite a ways to find it from the parking garage. The lobby has an EXTREMELY LONG check-in line because there are only a few staff members who are incredibly slow at checking people in. We did notice there are self-serve kiosks at the bell hop desk - you just need to enter your reservation# and information, scan your license, and swipe your credit card, to get an instantly-printed key card - SO MUCH MORE convenient than waiting in line for 30+ minutes. The hotel unfortunately does not have an indoor pool, only a spa which is pricy to enter. There is room service available but it is limited and not a larger menu like the other hotels. The hotel is really nice overall but it’s part of the smallest casino section of Foxwoods. If you want to leave the Fox Tower casino area, you have a significant walk (10+ minutes) down a quite boring / nothing path to get to the other side of the casino where all the action is - bars, restaurants, and the bigger casinos. The only thing that is really at the Fox casino is the Center Bar, the poker room, a couple of small shops, and one theater, as well as one entrance to the Tanger Outlets. It is also close to the go-karting facility. (A night club Shrine used to be there but they closed). Not a lot happening. If your main goal is to go to the Tanger outlets, go karts, Center Bar, or something else that is located at the fox area, then it is definitely worth a stay. If you plan on spending time at the other side of the casino, you are better off staying at the Great Cedar or Grand Pequot hotel simply due to the amount of walking you’ll have to do back to the Fox Tower.” — Michelle, 4 stars
“My wife and I frequent the Fox tower for overnight stays. Last weekend we were received a free overnight king room. While making the online reservation we were offered a renovated king room for a $49.00 upcharge. I accepted the offer. The renovated room was to me disappointing. The renovation included a new carpet, wall coverings not bad, newer furniture with stone tops, a wall mounted TV. They also provided accent lighting which I thought was a good improvement. The headboard had accent lighting against the wall as well as the TV wall frame. Both end tables also has accent lighting at the base. Not Bad. The shower now provides pump bottles of soaps and shampoos. The big disappointment was the king bed. It was very low to the floor. Same type bed used in handicap rooms. The rug needed to be vacuumed and overall to me was not worth the upcharge. We like the Fox tower and will continue to stay there but not the renovated rooms for $49.00” — Scenic19631229993, 3 stars
“My wife and I went to the jay leno show on march 20th. Everything was great during the entire foxwoods experience except for our room at the fox tower. The room was so hot that neither of us could sleep. We checked in a 3 pm and the first thing i did was turn the ac on max, and to the coldest temp. 65 is the coldest it goes which is way too warm for us… additionally the only supply vent in the room comes ou t of the corner and is pointed toward the opposite wall of the bed making it very difficult to cool people off. For the $500/night for just the hotel room, we will never sleep here again. Getting a good night sleep is so important to ensuring the weekend is salvageable. Feedback: either allow the thermostat to go to 60 or allow the room to have windows that can be opened a little bit - its 40 degrees outside but very warm in the room..” — Vacation40270695640, 2 stars
Pros & Cons
Pros:
- Newest and one of the nicer Foxwoods towers with clean, fresh-smelling renovated rooms
- Pool, game room, fitness center, and on-site dining included
- Direct access to casinos, theaters, and Tanger Outlets
- Quieter base than Grand Pequot for some guests
Cons:
- Located farther from main casino action — a 10+ minute walk to bars, restaurants, and busier gaming floors
- Room-quality and billing complaints reported in early-2026 reviews despite renovations
- In-room jacuzzi is a premium room category only — the pool is the shared wellness amenity
The Location
Located on Trolley Line Boulevard within the Foxwoods Resort Casino as the newest tower on campus. Connected to casinos, theaters, and outlets, approximately 15 minutes from Mystic. You can find more details or book your stay on TripAdvisor.
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Guest reviews
What guests are saying about The Fox Tower At Foxwoods.
"I stayed at The Fox Tower twice this year. I’ve stayed there in the past as well, but both of these recent visits were in 2025. On my most recent trip, I stayed in a regular room on the 19th floor — it was very quiet, extremely clean, and honestly more comfortable than the corner room I had earlier in the year. I didn’t go for gambling — I just wanted to relax. On the first night, I had dinner at Alta Strada and got the penne à la vodka, which was great. The next day I spent a few hours at the spa, including an 80-minute signature massage. I’ve been to the spa before, and it’s always a calm and professional experience. That night I had dinner at Hell’s Kitchen and went with the prix fixe — beet salad, beef Wellington, and sticky toffee pudding. Everything was cooked perfectly and the staff were really good. Both days, I had lunch at Sugar Factory. They had a weekday brunch deal, and I ordered an omelette both times — solid food, nice place to sit. Overall, it was a great stay. I didn’t leave the hotel at all — just enjoyed the food, the spa, and some quiet time. I definitely plan on going back."
— Nathan Giulietti
View on Google"I do have a bit of a complaint about my stay I asked on check in to be in a quiet room because this was really a trip for a good night sleep I was on the 23rd floor in a very nice room with a wonderful view. However around 7/730 am there was quite a bit of noise from the floor above me. At first I thought maybe it was just the guests but soon realized there was some type of repair or construction going on I spoke to the very nice associate when I checked out and she did mention there was construction on the 24th floor but they weren’t supposed to start until 10am I appreciate the need for upkeep and repair but honestly the hotel wasn’t very busy. I could have been placed on another floor upon check in if there was known activity talking place directly above me So I was awoken much earlier than I hoped. Otherwise I had a very nice stay. The room was comfortable and all of the staff I interacted with was pleasant. I just would have enjoyed a better sleep in the AM"
— Jay Gee
View on Google"Had a nice team here for a sales conference at work. Room was comfortable enough, but the sink was pretty dirty when I came in. Casino was fun too—they have a great blackjack setup. I had fun at bowling and it’s a very large space. Plenty of restaurants too and the conference ballroom was enjoyable. I also had a nice view from my room of the trees and forest!"
— Alex Issokson (Boston Foodie)
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