Beau Rivage Resort & Casino…read more Some places try to impress you. This place doesn't try it just is. Right on the Gulf, standing tall like it owns the coastline (because honestly, it kind of does), this is the spot you go when you want to look good, feel sharp, and remind yourself what a real resort feels like. Clean, polished, upscale marble, light, and just enough swagger to let you know you're not in an average casino. It's not the place chasing you down with drinks every five minutes. Nah this is slower, intentional. The kind of place where the glass is heavy, the pour is right, and the whole room feels like it's got a reputation to uphold. You come here to impress or to be impressed. Now let me give you a glimpse of why this place stuck with me I'm deep into the night. Drinks in, friends around, cards and machines calling my name. Next thing I know, I've burned through my cash. Gone. Down to nothing. I'm standing there with that look like, well... that was fun while it lasted. Borrow a couple bucks I'll get you back," you know the line. Last dollar goes in. Machine starts spinning... slow... dragging it out like it knows something I don't. Then cha-ching. Lights. Noise. That beautiful, ridiculous ringing that doesn't stop. Just keeps going. People turning their heads. I'm standing there like I don't even belong in my own moment. $5,800. Just like that. I've never been the guy who wins but that night? I was that guy. Stayed up till the sun came creeping in, riding that wave, laughing like a fool, paying people back and then some. The kind of night you don't forget and the kind of place that makes it possible. That's Beau Rivage. It's not loud about it. It doesn't have to be. It's the full package restaurants, atmosphere, service, the whole experience wrapped up in one clean, high-end operation. If you want cheap thrills, look elsewhere. If you want the best all-around resort in Biloxi the one with the reputation, the look, and the stories to back it up This is the one.

The resort is nice and elegant, and the views from the rooms are amazing. The bartenders and…read morewaitresses are very friendly and kind people. On the negative side, we had to wait three hours to get our room after checking in. The first room we were given wasn't even ready when we went up to the 25th floor, so we had to go back down to the check-in counter to request another room. The room we eventually got had a noisy ventilation system running all the time. Even when I turned off the air conditioning, the annoying noise was still there, which made it difficult to relax.

First time staying here and Denisse at the front desk is absolutely amazing and accommodating and…read morethe epitome of what customer service is about!! She is constantly smiling and in a good mood and that is so rare! David is magical and kind and makes the best lattes and Christine as well! ... I usually don't write reviews but wanted to acknowledge how nice everyone is ... and I'm bad with names so sorry to everyone else!! Xx

We love this place!…read more Great historic hotel my wife found. It's right across from the Gulf. Gorgeous! The front desk staff is magnificent! We arrived early and they took care of us. Housekeeping is fantastic. Lovely, big, clean rooms. We stayed in a sweet suite. Great bar in the lobby. Nice restaurant. I'd come back for sure.

Really good hotel directly across from the beach. Good breakfast options and free parking. Rooms…read morehave refrigerators but only microwave is the the breakfast area. Would definitely stay there again if I visit the Biloxi area

Good check in, plenty of baggage carts and ample parking…read more Free breakfast with good food. Oatmeal and grits are served, along with sausage, eggs and potatoes. Along with all of the other options such as coffee and tea. I loved the food! They had a pool and gym area. The room was large and comfortable with a sofa and desk and chair. I would definitely recommend this hotel, and it's right across from the beach.

Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Biloxi…read more Some places look the part. This place plays the part. Clean, sharp, and buzzing the second you walk in yeah, it's iconic, no question. The games are dialed in, the whole setup feels polished, and it's got that classic casino energy where anything can happen. But let's be real that's not why this one took my number one spot. It's the generosity. I've been to casinos where getting a drink feels like you're filing paperwork. Waiting, flagging someone down, or worse paying like you're at a concert. Not here. At this place, the drinks don't just show up... they find you. Like clockwork. Like they've got a sixth sense for an empty glass. We were there celebrating friends, my daughter, her classmates and every single one of us noticed the same thing. Not just friendly, not just nice... but relentless in the best way. You'd take two sips and boom there's someone asking if you're ready for another. It felt like Mardi Gras met old-school Vegas and decided to move to Biloxi. Now let me paint you a quick picture There's this older gentleman a few seats down from me, posted up at a machine like he's been there since sunrise. Calm, steady, not saying much. A waitress swings by, keeps his glass full without him ever asking. Whiskey, neat. Every time it dips, she's back like a ghost with good intentions. After a while, he finally looks up at her and says, "Ma'am... I don't know if I'm winning or if you're just making me think I am." She smiles, tops him off, and says, "Honey, around here... we make sure you feel like both." And that right there? That's the place. Because here's the truth when a casino is generous with the drinks, people loosen up. They laugh more, tip more, play a little longer, take a few extra chances. It builds a vibe. A reputation. A story you take home with you. So yeah, there are a lot of casinos in Biloxi. Bigger, flashier, louder maybe. But this one? This one understands the assignment. You come to gamble. You come to celebrate. And when they keep that glass full without you chasing it... that's hospitality. That's why it's number one.

I've been coming to Biloxi for years and have stayed at the Hard Rock countless times…read more Unfortunately, the property has steadily declined in terms of service, amenities, cleanliness, and overall guest experience. I'm currently here and am beyond frustrated. It rained around 11 a.m., and apparently that means there is no pool service for the rest of the day. Guests are given only one small towel, which barely covers the lounge chair, and I was refused a second. Since there was no pool service, I attempted to grab a drink from one of the casino bars to bring back outside, only to be told my cover-up was not appropriate. Mind you, I was wearing a one-piece swimsuit and a modest cover-up that happened to be slightly short. I've seen far more revealing attire throughout the casino. I've been here for three days and my room has not been serviced once. I currently have no clean towels. Last night, my room key repeatedly malfunctioned, requiring multiple trips to the front desk before maintenance finally had to come let me into my room. The valet service disappeared years ago, but that's only one small piece of a much larger problem. There are often homeless individuals congregating outside the property. Even the non-smoking rooms smell like smoke. The hotel itself appears neglected--dust coats the glass shelving, light fixtures, and other surfaces throughout the property. A closer look reveals a level of dirt and lack of upkeep that is hard to ignore. While many employees have been pleasant, others seem completely uninterested in providing quality customer service and have noticeably poor attitudes. The pool area remains the hotel's biggest selling point, but even that feels dated and poorly maintained. Much of the property is overdue for a deep cleaning, pressure washing, and significant refurbishment. I used to genuinely love staying here, which makes this review disappointing to write. The Hard Rock was once one of Biloxi's standout properties. Today, I would strongly recommend spending your money elsewhere--particularly at the Beau Rivage, which continues to offer a much higher standard of service, cleanliness, and overall guest experience.

I stayed for three weeks and really enjoyed my time here. The staff is incredibly friendly, always…read moreoffering greetings and goodbyes, as well as providing any assistance I had asked for. If you plan to stay here for a while (TDY for example), bring quarters to do your laundry, the washers and dryers don't accept any other form of payment and it's $1.25 per wash and per dry. The pool was closed even though it's super and the hotel across from this location's pool was open so that was pretty disappointing. Even though they said we could utilize the other hotel's pool, which was nice I suppose. The rooms are incredibly spacious. I didn't care for the breakfast and on the one day I tried it, my milk carton went bad and was 2 days from expiring and so were all the other milk cartons. I grabbed another and that one was fine luckily. But I didn't eat breakfast the rest of the time, but I'm also not a huge breakfast person. But the spoiled milk did ick me out from trying it again.

We had a nice stay at this hotel. RJ at the front desk, who was very kind. Everyday that we saw…read morehim, he smiled big and said hello. He is the person that everything gues should see when thry first walk into Home2suites. We loved the cocoa bar and apples. Thank you.

Cathy Lakhani…read more Serious Warning to Senior Guests & Pageant Participants I arrived in November as a pageant Queen expecting the "royal treatment" heavily advertised by Ms. Senior World and its host hotel. What I experienced was the complete opposite. There was no assistance with luggage, no valet, and no staff support, despite this being a senior pageant. A power blackout occurred while I was unpacking, and there were no blankets on the bed when I entered my room. I booked and paid for a King Suite, and my booking receipt explicitly advertised a closet and multiple closets. In reality, there was no closet at all--only a cut-out hole in the wall, which was completely inadequate for pageant gowns or my husband's suits. This was misleading and unacceptable. I reported these issues to the front desk, on-site management, and later emailed the General Manager, who never responded. When I contacted Ms. Senior World, I was referred back to the hotel. The hotel referred me back to Ms. Senior World--despite the organization contracting with this hotel for the past three years. No one accepted responsibility. As a senior with physical limitations, I should never have been expected to lift, carry, and manage heavy bags and pageant attire without assistance. This experience felt more like boot camp than royal treatment. Had I known these conditions in advance, I would not have booked this hotel or participated in this pageant. Senior women deserve honesty, accessibility, and the level of care that is advertised. I am sharing this review so others--especially senior Queens--can make an informed decision before investing their time, money, and physical well-being.

This is one of the nicest, cleanest hotels I've stayed at in a very long time(and I travel a lot)…read more Due to our large family, we purchased the 2 bedroom suite for the night. There's a living room and kitchen, with mini fridge, safe, microwave, lots of storage areas for luggage and items. Showers and bathrooms were clean, although in room 406 we noticed the guest room bathroom mirror led lights aren't working. The water pressure was pretty low in both bathrooms but the temperature was nice and hot. And there are vents in the bathrooms, something I hardly ever see. I am also extremely satisfied that they opted for rugs versus carpets, as carpets can get nasty and you can't replace them easily. The beds were comfy, towels were thick and heavy, the rooms were cold, ac's working top notch, the classic old touch of luxury just brings you back to another time. Upon check in they gave us tokens for complimentary drinks at the hotel bar. 10 out of 10 I recommend and would stay here again. But if you do, you're on your own for breakfast. Also, the concierge people weren't rude, exactly, but not friendly at all. If I were to improve the stay, I would have a pull-out magnifying mirror in the bathroom, extra towels, extra blankets as the comforter was as thin as 3 sheets put together, perhaps larger travel bottles of shampoo and body wash, dish soap and towel in the kitchen, and it wouldn't hurt to have the foyer smelling good with diffusers. Overall I was very happy with my stay.

What a relaxing property! Just a quick 90ish minutes from New Orleans. Tons of seating on the…read moreproperty and around the pool. Perfect for when you want to get away from the world. Each room has a porch or some other seating area directly outside. I stayed in the Sandpiper room and it was so cute. And the bathroom was huge. (Though I do will the full length mirror was a bit more accessible.) Walkable to downtown Ocean Springs. Did I mention it was relaxing?

This was An amazing stay !! We definitely would go back!…read moreThe rooms are lovely and grounds well thought out...

This is a great location. 4 stars. Across the beach but you have to cross a very busy road to…read morereach it. The hotel is s solid 3 star standard Hampton, nice outdoor pool, solid breakfast, close to the highway. Chris

Horrible staff. On May 23 at 11:20 PM we called the front desk because there were people in the…read morepool yelling. The pool closed at 10 PM but the staff was too lazy to do their job. The following morning we asked for a discount on our room after the incident. We were told that there was no manager available to help us. Again rotten staff, we expected better from Hilton, we are gold members!!

Stayed at Courtyard by Marriott twice in Biloxi. I love it here. Room is spacious and cold. Staff…read moreare friendly and helpful. The bistro restaurant downstair have great drinks and food. The location is safe (police station is nearby). Quick access to restaurants, drug stores and movie theaters nearby. Definitely my favorite hotel when I visit Biloxi/Ocean Spring.

Back to update the review. Christmas week when everyone is on skeleton crew, this place stepped up…read more Good details on house keeping, they've clearly been refreshing the carpets and doing renovations. As with any courtyard, they get you back in the bistro and pantry costs. Even with a platinum status the food credit won't get far. Even still, for the location central to the metro area and quiet and bountiful parking and lack of ghetto here. It's where you want to be, and twin peaks nearby. The front staff are real friendly and accommodating. Internet pretty fast for the number of devices online. Honestly, good job on the improvements. You even get to spin the wheel for points. As with any courtyard, don't expect miracles with the food situation. Their pool though is just a oversized whirlpool hot tub but then again you can always hit the casino and beach fronts

I'm a repeat guest of this property, and I've always enjoyed staying here, especially for the spa…read more Our most recent two-night visit was a mix of highs and lows. The hotel room has clearly been remodeled and looks very nice. We were on the 28th floor with a beautiful view of the bay, and the room was clean and well-appointed. That said, the bathroom towels had holes, and a spotlight above the window shone through the top of the curtain all night, making it difficult to sleep. The spa experience, usually the highlight of our visits, was uncomfortable. Behavior in the women's spa area went unchecked, and staff did not address concerns raised during our visit. When we mentioned it to management upon leaving, we received no acknowledgment or follow-up. On a positive note, we dined at Tien, and the food and service were very good. It was a definite bright spot of our stay. Overall, while the property has many strengths, the room and spa issues, combined with a lack of response to feedback, make it hard to rate this stay highly. I hope management addresses these concerns so future guests and returning guests, like myself, can enjoy the full experience.

Rooms were recently renovated but are not the cleanest. The desk nor the side table had been wiped…read morecleaned- there were still grease marks visible on both. I had wipes so I wiped all surfaces. Hair was left in the shower, which doesn't drain well at all. Also, there is no housekeeping at all .