Two Trees Inn

I thought it was pretty good. I was driving from md to mass and figured this was a great way to split the drive and still be close to where i needed to be. I didnt stay long, i got in at 11pm and left by 9. I had a comp room. It faced the casino path. Had two beds. Was clean. Yes the hotel was old but the service at the front desk was good and i didnt relly need any ammenities. The shuttle was great and the man driving the disabled equipped van was a pleasure to ride with. The shuttle is 24 hrs and comes often. No complaints. I got what i paid for and what i needed… aside from losing money at the casino :-(

I almost cancelled my reservation at this hotel after reading these reviews. I was pleasantly surprised by this hotel. The location was extremely convenient, the staff were nice and accommodating and the rooms were clean and comfortable. I loved that it was away from the casino, in a more quiet, relaxed environment. The shuttle was great, we never had to wait more than 10 – 15 min, it was free and comfortable. Overall we enjoyed our stay here and would stay here again.

I could not believe how bad of an experience I had here. This hotel does not supply you with toothpaste ! They don’t even sell it at the front desk. They told me that I had to go to the gas station around the corner to get it, even though I couldn’t drive because of the snow storm. Also, there is no complimentary breakfast despite the fact our mediocre room was almost $ 300 for one night. We went to the pool to swim and it was not clean. The water was over chlorinated it burned our skin and we saw two band-​AIDS floating in the water. DO NOT STAY HERE!

I’ve stayed here twice now and the service is exceptionally fast and great. The beds are SUPER COMFY! And the Sunday breakfast buffet is GREAT!
However…there are not a lot of amenities available for you free of charge such as toothpaste or Tylenol. You have to purchase it through a vending machine. Also you have to take a shuttle to get to the expensive and fancy hotels… so you kinda feel excluded and secluded within the woods.
Overall, I do love everything about Foxwoods, I guess you pay for what you can afford.

This is a nice little place if you want to go to foxwoods but also have some quiet time. The rooms have been renovated. Still very basic but the beds are more comfy. They have a pretty yard area with a gazebo and little waterfall pond with seats scattered around for relaxing after you lose all your money at foxwoods. You do have to take a shuttle to get to and from the casino which is a definite minus especially in the colder months. All in all not a bad place to stay and it’s cheaper than the on sight hotels… leaving you more $ to gamble with :).

I’m surprised at all the negative reviews. My fiancé and I had a great stay. We were able to check in early which was a plus. Our room was spacious and clean. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The shuttle is convenient and you never have to wait long for it. Our room was cleaned and restocked with fresh towels daily. I would definitely come back.
The only negative thing I have is I didn’t know there was a $ 100 deposit at check in. You do get it back, but I would have liked to know ahead of time.

I’m surprised at so many of the really negative reviews. I stayed here with my 7 year old son after visiting the museum. The only real downsides are the price which was hefty ($ 400 a night!), however, we were upgraded to a suite which consisted of a living room area and a nice sized bedroom with a super comfortable mattress! and 2 large screened t. v’s. They do deliver food from their restaurant. Not quite room service, in that it’s delivered in a bag with no tray, however, their dinner was very good. We had the hanger steak and the vegetable risotto. However, the second negative was the breakfast buffet. Yikes, everything tasted like it came from a can or a box and was luke warm and our waitress was somewhat inappropriate. Other than that, I would definitely recommend this place. I will say, however, people do party here and we were awoken around 2AM with a party next door, yet we just shut our bedroom door and that helped mask the sound.

We stopped on our summer road trip as a break on our way to Provincetown. The website uses old pics from 10 years ago. The price of an average room is high for the quality. I like high class, I might be a bit of a hotel snob. But the room just ok. Shower floor mat was brown and we had musty sheets. Yuck. The worst tho is the crowd of scary people around the «B» entrance at 11pm on Saturday night. If you don’t like the smell of weed, you’ll hate it here. And one last note, the entire complex is confusing– the outlet mall winding thru the casinos without maps. Good luck finding street signs. Overall, not horrible but wouldn’t return.

WOW! It is soooo expensive to try and stay at any of the hotels in this area. I was shocked when looking at the prices. The casinos should know that they do not make money off their hotels — the real money is made in the casinos which is why hotels are usually a fair price. The only reason that we ended up at Two Trees Inn was because they had a special on groupon and we wanted a hotel that offered suites (2 double beds and a pull out couch) because there were 5 adults. Even with the groupon it was over $ 300 a night.
The room was spacious but older and outdated. The room that they put us in was right next to the elevator. As you can imagine, all night long you could hear the elevator going and people in the hallway. The pull out couch was one of the worst mattresses ever. It was like cardboard and you could feel every single spring. For a hotel, you would expect that they invest in their furniture so that it is at least at an acceptable level.
From this hotel you have to take a shuttle over to the casino. The man driving the shuttle bus was one of the most miserable people I have ever encountered. There was even a point in which was ASKED him a question and he didn’t respond. It was our first time there and it would have been nice if he had announced which stop we were at at the casino.
If we decide to visit this area and the casinos again, we will probably look to stay at another hotel. Possibly off of the casino/​resort premises.

$ 400 dollars a night? I think the Two Trees really needs to reevaluate their pricing. When we arrived, our blankets were stained and crusty. We had one of the worst nights of sleep of our life, as the walls are paper thin and casino-​goers are screaming in the hallways all hours of the night. The complimentary coffee in the lobby tasted like burnt feet. Wouldn’t recommend to anyone.

Ok hotel for the price. Was not thrilled with the pool. Small pool area not many tables and chairs or towels. Water was very cold for a «heated pool» I think I will stay right inside casino next time.

I can’t really give a zero star rating because the room was free however, the service for breakfast was not more than a zero rating in my opinion.
My friend and I arrived for breakfast at there only restaurant in the building around 9:30am and we passed a girl who was having a phone conversation and we both thought nothing of it. Anyway, we waited patiently to be seated for at least 10 minutes before anyone acknowledged us.
A waitress finally came out of the back room to serve a customers food and was nice enough to seat us. Roughly 10 minutes or so after we were seated the girl who was on the phone came into the restaurant and acted as if she was the hostess. Sure enough, she was the hostess and unfortunately a very bad one at that. I can’t believe she would let customers walk right by her and leave them waiting to be seated while she finished her phone call. I would never in a million years make customer feel beneath me especially in the food service industry where tips are a huge part of your income.
Anyway, I would highly recommend you choose another hotel to stay at and at the very least choose another restaurant to eat at.
BTW, my friend and I helped a lady out who had no money or was having trouble paying for her meal while we were their getting ready to eat our breakfast. We both stepped up and paid for her breakfast that day and didn’t ask for anything in return. This is just to prove we are nice guys and that we are not looking for anything but good service.
Best,
George

Very basic, standard, no-​frills motel room. We had a room comp from Foxwoods Casino, so that’s why we ended up staying here. India at the front desk was very nice, she checked us in early during a snowstorm, and was able to get us a king-​size bed instead of the two doubles. Thank you India.
Pool & spa were appreciated, as well as the shuttle which runs every 15 to 25 minutes to the casino. Had a late snack at the Grill, french fries and a slice of cheesecake — expensive, but was OK.

We had a horrible experience at the hotel. Our room cost $ 400 for a Saturday night. The walls are paper thin, our non-​smoking room smelled of smoke and the heater did not work. The people in the room next door had a party until 2 am. We had to call security 3 times before anyone knocked on their door. We woke to cold showers on Sunday at 9. Finally, breakfast buffet was all cold or lukewarm. We complained to the front desk and they said sorry but would not take anything off of the bill. Don’t stay here!!!

Hotel was clean and beds were comfortable. Shuttle to casino came every 15 min. It is fine for a night or 2 and if you’d like to be away from foxwood craziness.

It isn’t bad just more like a Motel 6 than the rest of the Foxwoods hotels. It’s the least fancy or exciting. Reminds me of the retirement version of Foxwoods hotels. If you have pets traveling with you, this is your only option. You’re allowed one pup with a $ 40 extra charge.

Very luxurious accommodations for a decent price. Only downside is you have to take a shuttle to the casino. I like their shampoo and soap… it’s funny how the little things can make you feel happy.

I stayed here on a Saturday night, and based on my experiences would encourage you to book your stay elsewhere if you are going to Foxwoods.
Our original room looked alright upon entering, but when my friend went to use the toilet, he found something (use your imagination here) in the toilet. That was bad enough, but when he tried to flush, nothing happened.
So we went to the desk and waited in line for 15 minutes for one of the attendants to help us. We finally got called and when we said to the girl «there’s some **** in our toilet and it won’t flush» she says «Oh, that’s okay.» Then she said she would move us to another room, only to five minutes later say «actually we’re sold out of your room type.» So we took a smoking room instead, and were offered no apology and a $ 10 discount for our troubles (we had inquired about a break in the cost). It took her another 10 – 15 minutes to process the transaction, but we finally got the keys and went to the new room.
It was the same layout (two queen beds and a tv room), but it wasn’t quite as nice, because it smelled like an ash tray, had a few cracks in the walls (especially around electrical outlets) and cigarette burns on the couch and beds.
The room rate was almost $ 400, which is an absolute crime given what we got. That coupled with the careless staff is enough for me to never return.

When my husband’s best friend booked a birthday trip for all of us to go to Foxwoods, I was a bit disappointed when he said he had «gotten us a real deal» for the Two Trees Inn. None of my family who frequented Foxwoods liked going to the Two Trees and told me «you might want to book your own room at the MGM Grand if you want to have a real vacation.» Supposedly, the rooms at the Two Trees were too grungy to enjoy and the off-​casino site made it too inconvenient for their tastes. The reality?
The Two Trees Inn is not bad. Really! I liked the away-​but-​not-​by-​far location and that we got to get away from the hustle and bustle of the gaming for a bit. Depending on the sort of crew you might go to Foxwoods with, having a room where gambling isn’t an elevator away might save your friend’s wallets from immolation in the middle of the night. The rooms *are* kind of dingy and I wouldn’t recommend sharing the double suite with six people. The fold-​out couch beds aren’t nearly as comfy as the regular beds and the one in our room was stained. Ick.
There’s an indoor, heated pool (yay!) that’s usually filled with little kids (boo!) so if you want a peaceful swimming experience you might want to fork over the cash to get a day pass to the G-​Spa at MGM. The pool at the G-​Spa is 21+ and the quiet poolside is enforced by the staff. While we were at the Two Trees pool Sunday night a member of the cleaning staff locked the door an hour early and tried kicking us all out. Why? He was out of towels and needed to get caught up cleaning. Had his boss authorized him to do such a thing? Nope. When we refused to leave he left us alone but occasionally reminded us that there weren’t any towels. Right, gotcha.
Additionally, a dude in a leather jacket, not wearing any workout clothes sat in the pool’s gym, on a machine facing the pool, and stared at a group of swimming teenage girls the whole time we were there. We asked the girls if he was with them and they said no but they noticed he had been staring at them too. When the girls got up to leave the man tried leaving the gym to follow them but I followed him around like a *vengeful shadow* until he eventually fled into a bathroom, where one of my male friends followed him in and stood by the door until the girls had safely gotten away. We called hotel security on him and they dealt with him from that point on. Can’t blame the hotel for having a creeper book a room there, but: better policies about letting the under-​18 crowd roam around a casino hotel/​pool at night and better general security might have prevented that from happening. I don’t know if I’m ever going back to the Two Trees but I certainly wouldn’t ever be going there with kids in the future.

I went back and forth between three and four stars. Remember folks, you’re booking the Two Trees because you’re cheap, so you’re getting the cheapo experience.
I’m not even pointing fingers, because I’m totally cheap too when it comes to a Foxwoods hotel. I assume I’ll be to drunk to care by the time it comes to actually use the hotel room.
That said, Two Trees ain’t half bad. Let’s be serious! These rooms are suites, with a living room area and a separate bedroom area. Plenty of space to pre-​game before going to gamble or going to a show, and plenty of room to relax after you stumble back on the complimentary shuttle.
I’ve stayed here a few times and every time with 4+ people staying in one room. Never an issue, plenty of space. Beds are comfy, bathrooms and rooms are clean. Equipped with an iron, and I like that the mirror and vanity area are outside of the bathroom — makes it easy for multiple girls to get ready simultaneously.
The hotel overall is a bit dingy, and the only room they had ready for us last time was a smoking room. I guess smokers who stay in smoking rooms take it really seriously, because it smelled like a chain smoker had been living in there for a decade. We left the heat high and the windows open all night just to air it out! The fridge didn’t work either — we were only there for a night, but if we had been there longer, that would have been a problem.
It would get four stars because it’s totally appropriate for what it is, except the prices are still a bit steep. I get that it’s next to the casino, and that there’s a shuttle, and I guess people keep booking so there’s the law of supply and demand, but $ 380 for one night in a dingeroo hotel is a tad pricey.
Regardless, I’m sure I’ll be back!