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.

A fantastic family getaway! The machines weren't hitting for me, but luckily my husband had a…read morewinning streak that funded some extra treats for the kids. Beyond the gaming, the hospitality here is wonderful; the staff is friendly and attentive. Our room was spotless with very comfortable beds and a beautiful view. It's just a great place to be.

My family and I have stayed at the Scarlet Pearl Casino Resort for one night approximately four…read moretimes over the past five years. We originally discovered it as a convenient midpoint during our travels, but we continue to return because it is family friendly, the rooms are spacious, the stay is affordable, and is pet friendly. On our most recent trip, we almost stayed at another nearby casino "The Hard Rock casino" but their pet non refundable fee was over $140, which felt excessive. That experience reminded us why we prefer the Scarlet Pearl. Their staff has always been understanding and reasonable when it comes to traveling with pets, without charging the equivalent of an entire room just for bringing them along. The resort consistently offers outstanding customer service and has great amenities, including a fun mini golf volcano put-put area, multiple restaurants, pool, a café, and a gift shop. The property itself is beautiful, with incredible views that make the stay feel special even for just one night. We highly recommend the Scarlet Pearl Casino Resort to families and travelers passing through the area. It has become a reliable, comfortable, and welcoming stop for us, and we will absolutely continue to return.

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.

Will give a generous 3 stars though I'd be okay with a 2, as well. The self-parking is easy, it's a…read morepretty simple property to navigate, check-in was fine, room was extremely spacious, and I got a couple of good nights of sleep. Everything just feels worn out and dated. My first thought upon entering the room was how modern it probably felt when it was built, and then how it's just been left the same ever since. Interesting place, to be sure.

3 stars is a stretch, but Yelp doesn't allow me to do 2.5…read more A bit of an older venue, but that doesn't bother me. The entry to this casino is incredibly underwhelming. There's no lobby, no fountain, no...nothing, but the instant surge of stale cigarette smoke and sad desperation. Imagine if Goodfellas just gave up and quit. I got in line behind one person to check in. That should be quick, right? Nope. There was one nice lady working the checkin counter and she spend 20 minutes with one person. Yoda might say "Open another station, they will". Well Yoda would be wrong. It was 30 minutes before I finally got my key. I was more than happy to leave the "lobby". A quick turn to my left and a few steps later I was at the elevator. I was pleasantly surprised that my room did not smell of smoke and seemed a bit more modern than the casino. There was ample free parking outside. If you want a discount casino, this place might scratch the itch. Otherwise, just stay at the Beau Rivage. I won't be coming back.

Treasure bay you need better professional employees cause the undelightful receptionist in the…read morelobby yesterday needs to b fired asap. She was unnecessarily rude . I found out also the bartender at Blu was not very friendly either. I guess that's why all the locals talked about their favorite bartender on Thursdays and Saturdays. Not only that Me and my son got a card for a free drink and 50% off and it was cluster f. We had no idea Blu was a local hangout and it got crowded fast. My son has Autism and I have anxiety so We left to go somewhere quieter while my husband paid the bill. He sat there more than 30 min. My son and I went next door where it was quiet and ordered dessert. My husband messaged me and said you got to come b. I said I just ordered dessert. Ok my son will come and then when he gets back I will come. Someone needs to here to get the dessert. He said you both need to be here. WTH kind of nonsense is this!!!! I told this young girl manning the entrance when I could finally get her freaking attention (she was talking to her friend and didn't want to shut up/its your job honey) what were we supposed to do. A new bartender came and said your husband is trying to close his ticket. I was like yeah that's why I'm here the place was too much for my son. I can combine them . She says . I was like I didn't know you were combined . I was told then we are separate. Hmm if that's so how was the locals getting food from the cove (the place next door) to the bar. It was a cluster f of the tallest order!! Here's the thing the bartender checked our ids and printed out the coupons when we first got there. He couldn't say hey I've been their bartender the whole time . Nope didn't say a damn word. So Treasure Bay I don't care if I ever come back. I was just checking out your happy hour like I do every where I go. I'm not destitute ! My bar at my hotel had better drinks and better hospitality. I learned though right. HIRE BETTER PEOPLE! So you can take your card and shove it where the sun don't shine. That's what I think of this casino. The locals can have it. I'm used to better places anyways.

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 .

We stayed here 3-13-26 to 3-15-26. Paid to upgrade our room to a balcony room. this part did not…read moredisappoint. Our view was BEAUTIFUL BUTTTTTTT Our room smelt, musky. At first, I thought it was because the air was off when we arrived, but I smelt it EVERY TIME I entered the room. The bathroom wallpaper was peeling off. It was obvious they tried to glue it back in some spots, but it was a poor attempt anyways. I'm thinking they had a moisture issue in the bathroom which led to stinky smell in our room. The worst part was the sound. ZEROOOOO sound barrier in the rooms. You could hear when every door around us was shut. Mind you these aren't the normal heavy self-closing door. They are light and have to be pulled/pushed shut, so they slammed every time. A group of women who were staying near us decided to stay in the hall chatting all night, which usually wouldn't be an issue with normal hotel rooms. IN THIS ROOOM THO------We could literally hear their entire conversation. Including how one was betting dimes and quickly lost her money. The elevator that goes from the parking garage to the lobby smelt like feet awfully bad all weekend. We usually stay at Harrah's because they comp our room. We decided to pay out of pocket and stay at golden nugget this time. Next visit we will not be staying at Golden Nugget for sure.

My wife and mother-in-law stayed at your property last week and shared several concerns about their…read moreexperience. They mentioned that housekeeping services were not provided during their stay. Additionally, the phone in their room was not working, and despite requesting that it be repaired, the issue was never resolved. They also stated that when they needed clean towels, they were told to leave their used towels outside the room and then go to the front desk themselves to pick up replacements. They were also charged resort fees even though some of the listed amenities were not functioning. Furthermore, on one of the evenings, the only elevator available in the building was out of service. I wanted to share this feedback, as their experience did not meet expectations.

This is definitely a local casino that is run down and old looking. They are very understaffed and…read moreif you need your change back it will take you 15 minutes as there was only 1 person working at the cage. It is next door to the IP casino and a 5 minute walk. I went here as I was interested in playing the $3 dollar craps and blackjack as I was on a losing streak. I also wanted to play double desire as it is a rare and old school slot, but with 150 dollars in no luck, but they do have the haywire game which I really like. I did like the craps staff though which was nice and I got to roll. I ended up lasting here quite a bit with $50 dollars down which was really nice.

the rv park is small but not bad the lots are clean and decent the casino is just your average…read morecasino the buffet is pretty good it's all you can eat crab for $50 so it doesn't get much better then that. The only down side is the water at the rv park and here at the casino it smells so bad like sewage that's why i'm not giving a 5 star.

If you want to enjoy casino resort culture right by the water, and you hate cigarette smoke, Palace…read moreCasino Resort is the place to be! It's Biloxi's only smoke-free casino. I loved my stay here. So much fun! The room was clean and comfortable. Not a whole lot of bells and whistles, but the bed was comfy, the water pressure was good, and the air conditioning worked well. The casino was great! I loved it. I had a great time playing blackjack at a ten-dollar minimum table, and on my first time trying out roulette, I won $72 dollars. Woo hoo! I paid the $20 fee as a hotel guest to use the spa amenties. They had a fantastic sauna and steam room that I enjoyed greatly, and a comfy little resting room with tea and snacks. I was given a locker, robe, and slippers, and I spent about an hour enjoying. Their pool was a bit chilly for me in April, so I didn't swim, but I'm sure that in warmer weather, it would be great. The gym was superb. I had a 30-minute workout before my spa visit, and I appreciated all the weights, abs balls, cardio equipment, and cold bottled water. I also appreciated that it was easy to change the TV channels (why work out to the news when you can work out to sports or a movie?). We splurged and had a steak dinner at Mignon's, the Palace steakhouse. I must still be alive, because I'm writing this review, but I thought I had died and gone to heaven after eating fried green tomatoes with Gulf shrimp, five-cheese onion soup, and a fillet with creamed spinach. Hospitality was excellent, from check in, to spa, to dealers at the casino, to bell service, to Mignon's, to the staff in the gift shop, to the server at the coffee shop. She made me a darned good caramel latte, too. I loved walking out to the view of the harbor at sunset. It was a windy evening, and the air was cool and smelled like salt. Beautiful. The Palace Casino and Resort gave me a great taste of casino report fun in Biloxi, Mississipi, a town I found to be homey and friendly, a place I'd definitely visit again.

Palace has wonderful staff, it's super clean and has an excellent southern Sunday buffet. Went to…read moreBeau Rivage to see a show-smoky and crowded, couldn't wait to get back to the Palace.

Decided to stay only two of the 3 nights here on our Spring Break trip late Mar/early Apr . We…read morewere able to do most of what we wanted and think it was he max I would recommend. Weather did not cooperate on full pool day, wind was 20 mph on the roof top and the water temp was 60F (not heated) but my 7 and 11yo couldn't have cared less and enjoyed the whole pool to themselves. We went back the next morning to enjoy a more enjoyable pool weather. Kudos to the pool attendants. They were super attentive and interacted with the kids to encourage fun like slide races. That didn't go unnoticed! Rooms were very nice. We had one with a king and double size bunk beds (best idea ever for a family resort! What siblings want to share a bed?) Arcade was a blast. We grabbed coffee in the cafe (attendant was super patient with us as we tried to spend the rest of our credits the last day) We grabbed a pizza at the restaurant near the arcade which was passable (the crust in the cheese pizza was way better than the specialty) but the beer and cocktails were great. Did not get to visit the Pier due to wind. We didn't have a terrible experience with the elevators because the resort was not busy but could see how they would get really bogged down at peak. Addition of the express elevator to the pool was smart. Did not like that our pool bands were our key cards. Get that the band makes sense for the pool but means I had to wear all trip for fear of loosing and having to pay $50 for a new one. Overall would recommend a visit!

We got the volcano nachos after the meal ice cold and not layered the sandwiches were on stale…read morebread I'm not very tasty. The Cuban was cold.

Decided to try this place away from all the touristy area and this place didnt disappoint. The…read morecustomer service was very friendly and helpful. We got $20 freeplay for being new customer's as well as a free voucher for the buffet. While playing, a floor manager found us and greeted us and gave us free gifts as well. The rooms are really nice and comfy. Thheyy have 2 separate casinos, 1 for smoking and 1 for non-smoking. The buffet was ok but does offer a lot of great choices. Will definitely go back.

Wow the worst buffet ever. They were 12 of us in our group and everyone to a person was…read moredisappointed. The hot food and soup was cold, over cooked or burnt. I had a slice of lemon meringue pie and it was hot. I spoke with a manager to point out our displeasure and he told us he would address it. I told him it was unbelievable that their people would put this food out knowing how it was. The highlight was our server she did an excellent job so kudos to her. It'll definitely be a long time we before we return, we definitely like their Dock Side Deli restaurant. Kudos to Island View Casino's social networking specialist Lilly G, for taking the time to address our concerns I'll definitely let the group know, and that we might consider revisiting the buffet again at a later date to see if they've stepped up their food quality.