I have been going to Foxwoods since the very beginning, back when there were only table games. I am amazed at the growth and splendor there today.



I go mainly for the Poker. Great room, unfortunalty the only poker room, unless Mohegan Sun reopens theirs.



The buffet is good, reasonable price. I like that they have a Hard Rock Cafe. All in all, a good place to gamble

Foxwoods has a great buffet for the money. The casino has a good selection of penny machines. The rewards program (called the wampum club) is one of the best I have seen and I go to Las Vegas 2 times a year.

Foxowoods now has a large assortment of restaurants and entertainment. The blackjack rules are decent and the table availability is pretty good.



It will be interesting to see what happens with Foxwoods venture with MGM/Mirage and the new hotel going up on the property.



I'd like to see them improve the smoke ventilation system for the non-smokers.

Bingo is how they started and they have very big games.



Buffet most of time has the same food, and they need some change. They have most of it all, as they say "the wonder of it all Foxwoods." But there are no other casinos around like Las Vegas and Atlantic City. Need more bus service.



Rooms are nice. Has three hotels. Priced under $100 sometimes at one, the other two are more. Two Trees Inn is the cheap one. Nice and clean. Has food and 24hr shuttle bus to casino 10min walk at end of parking lot.

The place is very unique and has multible casinos. It is set back about 25 miles from I95 in a hilly forested area. There are numerous pieces of native american art and sculptures scattered throughout the hugh complex. The slots were pretty tight, but the experience of visiting the place was worth the drive.