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...

I was greeted at the front desk by Virginia. She was very welcoming and friendly. When I asked her…read morewhere I could mail my postcards, she offered to mail them for me since there was no mailbox nearby. The rooms were clean and the breakfast was great.

A clean place to stay. The staff is friendly and helpful. This is my place to stay on my annual…read morepilgrimage to the old farmstead.

Wonderful old home with unique rooms. Very quiet and safe. We enjoyed the look of the rooms and…read morebuilding

It's always amazes me how a venue has no handicap amenities except in the bathrooms. The entire…read moreprocess of going in is an unorganized an unsafe for someone with a cane... not to mention the dude in a wheelchair gobbled up by the crowd. This group is all middle age or older. Why the owners choose this chaos is baffling. There was a tent for the bar, but with all the rain of late a tent for waiting guests would have been nice as we waited in mass in a thunderstorms. It's an attractive venue on the small side. The seats a terribly uncomfortable and entirely too close for grown adult The staff was curt an abrupt as they were adding chairs for the event. It was a basic mess with bad vibes. Freezing the entire evening. We had to leave it was so uncomfortably cold. The parking lot is a tripping hazard. Big broken pieces to navigate with pot holes. I'm extremely excited to see the performance tonight and this is no reflection on the artist we came to see.

Oy. This property was rough and needs a lot of attention. My husband said "if this was our first…read moreHampton Inn stay, I would never stay at a Hampton Inn again." It's really not a good reflection of the brand. First impression, had to wait more than 10 minutes to check in because there was no staff to be found. Once an attendant did show up there was no apology for our wait and she was on a call on her EarPods during our check-in. A few of us were waiting. The lobby had dirty walls, furniture and ceiling that was water damaged. Second impression, our bathroom floor was soaked from a leaky shower head. Room walls were disgusting with marks everywhere and wallpaper was ripped in many places. Furniture outdated and bed super uncomfortable (cheap and bouncy). Only saving grace was clean sheets. Lasting impression, three different groups waiting for the elevator for what seemed like forever in the hot hallway on the 4th floor because there was only one working elevator. People were riding it up just to ride it down because it was taking that long. Other couples noted how it was worse the other days. Recommendation: Do not stay here. It's not worth the money. The service, comfort, and cleanliness were all a miss.

The hotel is up to date, clean, and easy to access. The front desk staff is friendly and the beds…read moreare comfortable. Breakfast is served and it is pretty fresh.

Another great getaway to Front Beach Cottages ! Stayed in Nola and loved it. Especially the…read morescreened porch. Renting the golf cart is so much fun!! I love everything about Front Beach Cottages! Bridget and her husband are fabulous hosts!! Thank you for all you do for making your guests comfortable and oh so happy! Judy and Amy February 2026

This adorable cottage community is the perfect base from which to explore Ocean Springs. It's an…read moreeasy walk to Front Beach and to many restaurants, stores, and bars. We stayed in Key West, a studio that's great for a couple, and used the free bikes to ride across the bridge to Biloxi (kayaks are provided, too). Everything was neat as a pin and well-maintained. The owners are friendly, hospitable, and very responsive. I hope to visit again soon!

One of the best HI Expresses we've stayed in! They've had construction/remodeling both times we've…read morebeen here but it's not a problem. The rooms are clean and comfy. The staff is helpful and friendly. And the breakfast is above par for a hotel breakfast buffet. Real eggs. Thank you! We have favorited this location for our long drives, and will be back!

Great location! We were going to the Mardi Gras in Mobile, AL and couldn't find a hotel in that…read morearea. I luckily found this one in Mississippi only 30 minutes away. Easy to simply exit I-10 and about a block away from the Freeway. Fast food restaurant and gas stations near it. Good way to fil your gas and get some food quickly. Nicely greeted as we walked in, everything clean and smells well. They had rooms ready for checking in, so nice we got to check in early. Me and my family all loved the pillows. I asked where they purchase them and the server informed us that we can go to a local Holiday Inn near us and we can order the pillow through Holiday Inn and they can ship it to us. Thanks Holiday Inn!

It makes No sense to stay anywhere else in the Ocean Springs area. Seriously. The rooms are very…read moreclean and spacious. I was in town for work and the hotels in the area were booked up. I am so glad they were! I will be staying in a cottage from now on. Really easy process of booking and the coded locks on the doors make check in and check out a breeze.....cause there's not any! Thanks so much for the experience and I will see you guys again, hopefully soon!

A truly refreshing stay!!!! My wife and I recently spent the whole week of the 4th. It was…read moreGTEAT!!!! We had no desire to stay in just another hotel. But my choices are limited due the fact I am in a wheelchair. I is extremely hard to find a B&B or cottages that are wheelchair accessible, almost never. But Government Street Cottages has a REAL WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE ROOM!!!!. It is wonderfully decorated as well. Parking is great. Large bathroom, plenty of room to maneuver. Roll-In Shower. We can't wait to go back for a few days to just get away again. And the location is just down the street from great shopping, dinning and entertainment. I would recommend to bring a cooler if you plan a long visit. It has a microwave and a small fridge as you would find in most hotels (only so much room). This would give you the option of storing more food related items and drinks, especially if you bring the kiddos. Cant wait to return. You just don't find places like this offered for the wheelchair community. Great job Government Street Cottages!!!

The best thing I can say about this place is that they had no bug issues. No cockroaches or bed…read morebugs that I saw however I didn't have any food in my room and was only there for one night. The staff is also very friendly. The parking area didn't feel like a safe place for me to leave my car, and it was a bit of a rough crowd that seemed to be staying there. One guy was intently staring at me as I unloaded my car, and there is no security for the hotel. The room felt clean, which was good for a $135 room fee (plus $15 pet fee). Also there are shelves by the sink that are extremely easy for cats to jump onto. This makes it possible for them to climb onto the extremely weak plastic light fixture over the sink. I tried my best to block off this shelf with boxes from my car, but my clever cat still managed to climb up there and wake me multiple times throughout the night. The platform of the bed is also about eight inches from the wall allowing dogs or cats a perfect hard to reach hiding spot. My brother was placed in a room next to the laundry room which also has the maids utility closet in it. He woke to someone doing their laundry at 3am, and then again at 9am to the maids laughing and talking loudly. I recommend trying to get a room that isn't near the laundry area if you're going to stay here.

We decided that we needed to get off the interstate in Moss Point due to extremely bad weather. We…read morefound the Econo Lodge and called for a rate. The price for the night was $75, so we decided to stay. The room was extremely clean, and the front desk person was very nice. They even had fresh popcorn popped in the lobby for guests to take. They have a lot of food places nearby including fast food and regular restaurants. They had a free breakfast Buffett for the morning that including eggs, bacon, biscuits, gravy, waffles, cereal, as well as muffins, fruit, bagels, juice, and coffee. Well worth the price!

I've paid a lot more for a much shittier room, I can tell you that! After partying hard in Biloxi…read moreand not wanting to drive an hour and a half back to NOLA I found a room here for $45 on a Saturday night. It was more than adequate and for the price it was a steal. Our room had a little kitchenette, as I believe the hotel is geared towards longer staying guests. The bed wasn't super comfy and I don't think I'd want to stay here longer than a night or two. The next morning we were a little slow to leave and ended up checking out about a half hour late. Much to my surprise no one tried to charge me anything extra and didn't even rush us out which was a blessing! The staff were very kind and helpful and the room was just what we needed at a pretty amazing price.

I had booked a reservation at a hotel in the neighboring city. When I arrived to check-in, I was…read moreinformed they had NO rooms left- they totally ignored my reservation. In a mad rush, I needed to find a room for the night. This was a last minute booking after a very long day of driving. On the positive side- the room was quiet, cool and safe. Sadly though, that's where the positive aspects end. The room smelled like it was soaked in urine. I get that this hotel is pet-friendly (which is wonderful), but their maintenance & housekeeping are terrible. Sticky, filthy stained floors. Damaged walls. The fridge was nasty. Though the sheets were clean, the bed/mattress smelled horrific. I literally almost slept in the car, and maybe should have. The kind of room that you sleep in your clothes & want to throw them out after.

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.

I was disappointed with my experience at Palace Casino. It is definitely not a family-friendly…read moreproperty. One of the biggest issues is that teenagers are not allowed inside many of the restaurants unless accompanied by an adult, which can be frustrating for families traveling together. Another drawback is that the majority of the dining options are located across the casino floor, making it inconvenient and uncomfortable for guests with children to access them. The casino itself also feels dated, and the décor could use significant modernization to create a more welcoming atmosphere. The buffet was just okay and didn't live up to expectations. For a coastal casino known for its seafood offerings, it was surprising not to find crab legs available. That omission made the buffet feel underwhelming compared to other coastal casino buffets. Overall, the property seems geared primarily toward senior citizens rather than families or younger visitors. If you're looking for a family-oriented casino resort with a more modern feel, you may want to consider other options.