My son played @ Villanova (3-game series) many years ago, and it doesn't sound like it has changed much. Yes the facilities were not up to par with most college baseball facilities who sink millions of dollars into athletics. I agree with @old_school. Who cares?
For many, its an opportunity to play college baseball somewhere and get an excellent education. For others that want to move into the professional baseball ranks and want the leather sofa, large screen TV, gaming consoles, and an engraved locker name plate in their college clubhouse then you should probably pass on Villanova. Focus on what is most important to you. It is not always about material things. For many aspiring college baseball players and regular college students it is about the total experience, and getting what you want out of those 4 years.
JMO.