I will give this hotel 4 starts. The only reason I don't say 5 is because cleanliness could have…read morebeen better. Sara at the front desk was phenomenal! Leiann in housekeeping: was very helpful indeed!

Friendly helpful staff. Problem with ac was handled quickly and effectively. Blanket was nice, not…read moretoo heavy or too light. Hotel is set back from street so it's quiet. Ac was quiet. Shower head was steady, bathtub floor was kind of slick. Would stay here again

We were extremely disappointed with our stay at the Golden Moon. For the amount you charge for…read morethese rooms, we expected a much higher level of cleanliness. The bathroom walls were dirty, the and there were sticky spots on the floor. At these prices, guests should not have to question whether their room was thoroughly cleaned before they arrived. Unfortunately, this experience was enough for us to say we will not stay at the Golden Moon again, and we certainly cannot recommend it to friends or family. Our advice to others will be to make the drive to Tunica instead. When you charge premium prices, the room--and especially the cleanliness--should reflect that price.

We went to the Jeff dunham show in the convention center. The chairs we jammed in so tight you were…read moresitting on your neighbors lap, and so uncomfortable, it was litterally painful to sit in them after a half hour. Secondly, you just could not see the stage because there are hundreds of chairs, all on the same level. They had big screens to see the stage, but I paid for a live show, not a tv show.

Before the opening of the Silver Star Casino in 1994 the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians were a…read morepoor group of indigenous peoples. The main reservation is located on Highway 16, west of Philadelphia, MS. Pockets of their tribe live in the surrounding area, ownership which became part of the reservation. Innovation & vision by a businessman elected Tribal Chief led to construction of the Silver Star Casino & Hotel, which opened in 1994. A portion of the profits went back to tribal members, which immediately raised their standard of living. Choctaw Central, the school system for the reservation, immediately attracted the best teachers with the high salaries. Not only did the casino provide jobs for the reservation, it also provided well paying jobs for the surrounding small towns. Driving down the rural road in Mississippi, as one would approach the Silver Star, it felt like you were entering the "Twilight Zone". (Are any of you young enough to remember that TV series?). In the midst of rural land there stood a glitzy Las Vegas style casino & hotel with a marquee featuring big name talent. Life had changed for Neshoba & Newton counties. Entertainment was provided for east central Mississippi & western Alabama. I remember driving around the parking lot just to see the license plate locations of the people who had come to gamble. Busses were sent to towns for day trips to the casino. Limos were sent to the casinos on the Mississippi River to pick up high rollers. The reservation is not considered a part of the county. So liquor became available in the dry Neshoba County. Upscale restaurants surround the casino floor. But I love the buffet, which offers all you can eat homestyle Southern Cooking. Breakfast is phenomenal at the buffet. Shopping is located in the area between the hotel & casino floor. A Spa provides an additional amenity. Since we own my Grandfather's home & farmland about 15 minutes south, the draw of the casino floor became old. We would go for food & entertainment, some of which was located in stage areas on the casino floor. Once parking behind the Neshoba house after driving back from my Mother's house in town, we could see the laser show at the casino vividly in the rural darkness. My late husband, who wasn't familiar with the area, thought it was a UFO. :) Over the years the area has expanded. The Golden Moon was built across the road from the Silver Star providing new restaurants and a bar in the dome atop the structure where you can view a lot of Neshoba County. Additions also include 2 championship golf courses and a water park. In recent years a smaller Casino was opened in southern Mississippi. Another is planned for Louisville, MS. The complex is now called Pearl River Resort & the reservation is Choctaw, MS. After the majority of the tribe was forced to relocate to Oklahoma in the 1820's by the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek, the remaining indigenous population deserves this prosperity.

Public Safety Alert: Menu Misrepresentation, Undisclosed Pork Concealed in Cajun Pasta at Bistro 24…read more On July 4, 2026, during a holiday trip from Georgia (5+ hour drive), my fiancée and I dined at Bistro 24 at Pearl River Resort. Having abstained from pork for over 30 years, I trusted the menu when ordering Cajun Pasta--a meatless base with a paid Chicken add-on. Unbeknownst to us, pork sausage was heavily concealed inside the thick Alfredo sauce and vegetable base. We elected carry-out containers after eating several bites and returned to our room with the intentions of getting some much needed rest. Hours later, my fiancée suffered acute gastrointestinal distress. I called front desk to be connected to Bistro 24, in hope of speaking directly to a manager or food representative, to no avail. Moments later I suffered severe biological rejection resulting in acute emesis upon our bedding. At that time I requested housekeeping. We were forced to get dressed and leave our room at the Silver Star Hotel to address the issue in-person at Bistro 24 inside the Golden Moon Casino. We confronted the manager and Executive Chef. The Chef openly admitted, in front of the manager, that he intentionally added pork sausage to the base because "everyone was asking for it to be", despite omitting it from the menu. This was a deliberate decision to alter a dish without disclosing a restricted protein. We filed an on-property complaint with resort security (Officer Iris, badge #47). Post-departure, we sent emailed complaints. Risk Management sent a Certified Mail package offering a nominal $500 each, conditional upon signing a Confidential Release Form. We rejected it. I offered a final window for them to outline their corrective menu policies, but they chose total silence. CRITICAL SAFETY WARNING: I urge anyone with severe food allergies, religious/spiritual beliefs, or dietary restrictions to exercise extreme caution here. When a kitchen intentionally conceals pork inside a base sauce without labeling it, it creates a high-risk environment. You cannot trust this menu. Due to the resort's total lack of accountability, I am formally escalating this to the Choctaw Gaming Commission and the Office of the Tribal Chief for a full regulatory audit. We intend to exhaust all available means to protect public safety from corporate entities that fail to acknowledge grievances and operate outside of policies meant to protect the public. [ A Full Review and Detailed Timeline Is Available On TripAdvisor]

My husband and I stayed at the Cole House in Philadelphia. This is the first B&B we have ever…read morestayed in and with my future aspirations to own one, I figured now is as good of time as ever to start staying in a few to get some ideas (not that I don't have enough of those). We really enjoyed the Cole House. The inkeepers and owners, The Waltons are very friendly and welcoming hosts. We stayed in the Cottage, which is a private little room w/a porch and bathroom behind the main house. It is close to the casinos if you are interested in heading up to play some cards, catch a concert, or check out a buffett. Very quaint, clean, and full of all kinds of antiques. The main dining room is large for many guests to enjoy meals together. Across from the B&B is a lovely gazebo in a large park area, which could be great for a small wedding party also. All in all, very good first B&B experience!

Two stars due to its position at the top of this market. Not much to brag about, but a decent…read morenight's stay. My bed was comfortable. The pool was clean. The room does show a bit of wear and tear. Breakfast was a little below par for HI Express standards, but the breakfast staff was very friendly.

Disgusting!! I recently had to stay at this hotel because of…read morea death in the family. When we arrived we noticed it was under renovation (completely acceptable). The problem was that when we got there there place was VERY DIRTY. The roll away beds were stacked in the breakfast area and they were filthy. I expressed my concerns to the front desk and the woman on duty was completely rude. She then stuck us in a room as far away from the elevator as possible. I had asked for a handicap room as I was traveling with my 80 year old mother (she ignored my request). The room smelled like urine, the curtains were falling off the wall the bathroom was water damaged. I contacted corporate and they acted very concerned, although, after speaking to them on 2 occasions they never even called me back. Looks like HI has problems on many levels and will not be getting my business in the future!!

The bed was nice! The room had everything you needed. Great hot water and pressure but the tub…read moredidn't drain. The water also smelt like bleach but overall a good experience.

Older hotel but has been recently updated, room was very clean with really nice decor and quality…read morebedding. AC was at a comfortable temp when I walked into room and only thing I smelled was a hint of fresh paint. Very nice for a $70 room

There are not a lot of places to stay in Philadelphia Mississippi so we went on whim and tried the…read moredancing rabbit inn. I saw some really negative reviews but they've definitely upgraded. Surprisingly it was really nice. The room was really clean and big because my mistake and didn't realize we got a handicap. The room had central a/c. The only reason I didn't give them a 5 star review is because there is no breakfast in the morning. But overall I'd definitely come back.

The hotel looks nice on the outside, but the staff inside is absolutely horrendous! I have been…read morediagnosed with severe anxiety. Anxiety that is perpetuated by having anything touch my face. Since the pandemic started, I've worn a full face shield. Face shields have been accepted by the scientific and medical community as being as effective (and sometimes more effective) than a cloth face mask at stopping the spread of COVID-19. My HR department at my company stated any face covering was acceptable, and I have never run into an issue before. Today, I encountered an extremely rude hotel staff member who refused to let me in for only wearing a face shield without a mask. When I explained my situation, he still refused to listen and wouldn't permit me access. Not only that, but I had received my COVID-19 vaccination several weeks ago and had recently tested negative for COVID-19 so there is zero chance of me being able to acquire or transmit the disease!

So this has got to be the worst place i have ever stayed in …read more. Towels stained ..sheets stained .. Had to get another set and they were stained also.. So slept on top of bed . Rust on all fixtures ..toilet sounds like a bomb when you flush .. I ONLY GAVE IT ONE STAR BECAUSE I HAD TO IT DESERVES .....-5

This was one of the worst experiences we have ever had staying in a hotel. From the outside, it's…read morenot so bad. There were communication issues with the receptionist at the beginning..then moving on to the room, the ac would blow cold air, then just cut off in the middle of the night, waking my husband and I up every time it turned off. There was no fitted sheet on our bed, what appeared to be blood stains on the sheet, and cigarette burns in the cover. There was a power outlet with "danger" across the top of it. The chair was covered in stains. Plus we paid $154 for two nights which is ridiculous for that terrible room. We literally left in the middle of the night and found another room nearby. Will not be returning to this hotel.

This hotel is no longer the Hilton. It's the Dancing Rabbit Inn. The room was fine, clean, etc. The…read morerules for this business and the way they are handled are extremely unprofessional. We had two rooms paid for by the city of Philadelphia because we were involved in the Festival in downtown Philadelphia. The show went long, and after a horrible visit to the nearby Huddle House that took about two hours, we tried to check in. It was about 2:15 AM. The front-desk person told us that we were not allowed to check in past 2 AM and that it was just a rule the company has now. The people who took over the hotel are run by the casino and they said it's an unwritten rule. Not only that, they say that they DELETE any reservations at that time. They don't post this anywhere, and have no proof that that is even a rule. The front desk man was not even helpful or understanding - was short, rude, and frustrating. We spent an hour on the phone with the people who had made the reservation, who had to REBOOK the reservation. It was one of the most annoying and frustrating experiences, and I have stayed in hotels all over the world. Save your money and go somewhere that is helpful and courteous!!