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Most people don’t actually realize Mississippi has a coastline. Which is a shame, in the general sense, but I’ve grown to appreciate its anonymity. It allows me to make regular trips for beach getaways without big crowds, and have plenty of time to explore the local area. Biloxi is the largest city along Mississippi’s Gulf Coast, famous for its casinos and shrimp boats. But it can also be a jumping off point for exploring the untouched nature of the Gulf Islands National Seashore, or the artsy enclaves of Bay St. Louis and Ocean Springs. The casinos would be the obvious choices when trying to pick among the best hotels in Biloxi. But beyond those glittering towers you’ll find charming little beachside spots, grand historic resorts, and boutique hotels. The best hotels to stay in Biloxi all make a great home base for exploring Mississippi’s Gulf Coast, and are only the beginning of your adventure. Here’s my pick of the top 10.
875 Beach Boulevard
Price:$33-701/night
The Beau Rivage is Biloxi’s most iconic hotel, a towering European-inspired structure that dominates the city’s skyline. It’s not only one of the best hotels in Biloxi, it’s also its most recognizable, and you’ll find it a popular weekend getaway for people from all over the region. The pool deck is my favorite spot, a massive resort space that feels tropical if you visit in early summer.
If you’re not into gambling, there’s still plenty to keep you entertained. I love booking an hour or two at the Top Golf suite, where in addition to golf you can play other sports simulators like baseball, hockey, or even a Zombie apocalypse shooting game.
The hotel’s Eight75 and Black Clover Lounge are two of the best cocktail bars in Biloxi, and while the city doesn’t have a cocktail scene per se, you’ll find some imaginative drinks at these spots.
604 Porter Avenue
Price:$194-400/night
Just across the bridge to the east of Biloxi sits Ocean Springs, my favorite beach town in the southeast. It’s a walkable, artsy village where you can bar hop listening to live music, then return to this beautifully designed hotel just off the main drag.
The Roost is the best boutique hotel in Biloxi, where each of the 6 rooms are uniquely designed and named after a different bird. The wood walls and elegant furniture make it feel more like a bed and breakfast, a calming respite after a long day on the beach.
The welcoming experience begins before you even check in, with creative cocktails at its indoor-outdoor bar. I also love to relax by the pool, shaded by towering oaks and magnolias. The Roost has won countless design awards, and its mix of chic aesthetics and warm hospitality make it hands down one of the best hotels in Biloxi.
9380 Central Avenue
Price:$88-671/night
The Scarlet Pearl is consistently the highest-rated hotel and casino in Biloxi, mainly because it has one of the most generous casino rewards programs in the city. The resort itself is also top-notch, with massive rooms boasting Gulf of Mexico views and a wide variety of restaurants.
In the past I’ve visited this place more for its food than its rooms, mostly because Ami Pizza serves the best pizza in town, and the steaks at Scarlet’s aren’t bad either.
If you’re looking for a pool to relax by, Scarlet Pearl is a great choice even if you’re not staying there. You can pick up an affordable day pass and lounge to your heart’s content, soaking up some sun before getting back to gaming. It’s one of the larger hotel pools in the city, and a big reason why this resort is one of the best hotels in Biloxi.
1980 Beach Boulevard
Price:$85-215/night
This casino hotel along Biloxi’s main drag offers some of the most unique rooms in the city. One of the best hotels in Biloxi, the high-ceiling loft suites are my favorite rooms here, and feel like staying in a cool urban loft. I always recommend requesting one of these rooms if you can, as the increased space and wider views make for a particularly enjoyable stay.
If you’re in town to play golf, Treasure Bay is a great move too, as it’s partnered with nearby Sunkist Country Club to give a considerable discount to guests.
There are several restaurants to choose from at the hotel, but I prefer to take my meals by the pool here. The food is pretty much the same as you get inside, but this way I can enjoy sunshine and live music with my wood-fired pizza.
1735 Beach Boulevard
Price:$151-330/night
The name of this beachside hotel in Biloxi has nothing to do with the famous strip of sand in Miami. But of all the best hotels in Biloxi this one is the beachiest, towering above white sandy shores and the Gulf of Mexico.
If I’m in the mood for a beach vacation, this is where I stay, since most rooms have big balconies overlooking the water. Some of the larger suites also come with full kitchens, if you prefer home cooking over venturing out.
The pool is another thing that makes this one of the best hotels in Biloxi. It sits right on the shoreline, so lounging on a chair feels like a day at the beach, minus the sand in mysterious places. I also love the deck chairs the hotel sets out on the boardwalk, perfect for people watching or enjoying the sunset.