The on-site Grand Theater hosts comedy shows and concerts, while the Shrine restaurant doubles as a nightclub. Travelers should note that the property's popular 'Liquid Sundays' pool parties are only open to ticket-holders and cost and extra fee. The 5,000-square-foot outdoor pool has cabanas with flat-screen TVs. The hotel's indoor pool is part of the spa, so guests have to pay an extra fee to use it.

The Fox Tower has its own small casino, a fitness center, and the full-service G Spa, which includes a hair salon, sauna, and steam room. Guests at The Fox Tower have access to everything at Foxwoods Resort and Casino, including six casinos, two golf courses, a two-story arcade, live-event venues with entertainment from Sarah Silverman to Seal, restaurants, spas, and an attached Tanger Outlet Mall. Rooms on high floors offer the most expansive views. Bathrooms provide toiletries and hairdryers. Bathrooms are neutral beige but modern and spacious, and guests rave about the huge showers. Rooms also include free Wi-Fi and coffee- and tea-making facilities, though there are no mini-fridges or minibars. All rooms include desks with ergonomic chairs, armchairs, and 32-inch flat-screen TVs with video on demand. While rooms range in size and color schemes, the ambience is chic and contemporary, with consciously selected details that go beyond standard hotel fare. Floor-to-ceiling windows let in lots of a natural light, and show off the forest that surrounds the property. Blue wall-to-wall carpeting features brown concentric circles (possibly an homage to Fox Tower's circular shape), while a blue accent wall and curtains create a playful vibe. In Deluxe King Rooms a sea-blue-and-chocolate brown color palette creates a homey feel, in the best sense of the word. The 856 rooms at the Fox Tower are chic and modern, with decor that feels both luxe and welcoming.

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