“This is on top of all the other protocols we have in place, the mandatory masks, temperature checks, social distancing,” he said. He said hotel guests from the states with high infection rates are allowed to stay up to 24 hours or one night unless they can show they’ve had a negative COVID-19 test within the previous 72 hours. Guyot said Foxwoods’ hotels are accepting reservations from guests coming from states listed on Connecticut’s COVID-19 travel advisory, which requires travelers to self-quarantine by avoiding public places for 14 days. Two Trees Inn, a 280-room hotel the tribe owns and operates just outside its reservation in Ledyard, remains closed. On Wednesday, Foxwoods was advertising the hotels’ rooms at Monday-through-Wednesday prices starting at $69 a night. It previously opened its more than 800-room Grand Pequot Hotel and its 320-room Great Cedar Hotel, both located in the Grand Pequot tower. The Mashantucket Pequot Tribe-owned casino began reopening in phases on June 1, following an 11-week shutdown brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.

Initially, about 400 of the hotel’s 823 rooms will be open Thursday afternoon through Monday morning, Jason Guyot, Foxwoods’ interim chief executive officer, said Wednesday. Mashantucket - Reaching another milestone in its reopening, Foxwoods Resort Casino will resume booking rooms Thursday in The Fox Tower hotel, the third of its three hotels to renew operations.

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