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...

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!

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!!!

We are frequent visitors to OS. We have stayed at great places like the Beatnik and The…read moreMockingbird Inn. They were booked, so we stayed at The Inn at $1000 for 2 nights. We are one and done. Considering a move tonight! Its location is THE only thing going for this place. It is OLD. It is not well maintained. Went to Walmart for a fan as its window unit wouldn't handle the 82 degree night heat. There was condensation dripping from the ceiling. There was no shampoo. No full shower door. Two towels. Rotten steps. Dirty porch. The room was small and the bathroom smaller. If asked to describe the place in five words: "It is old and overpriced."

THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE HEMINGWAY. Unable to find The Hemingway on YELP. These individuals…read moreown/manage "The Inn" and The Hemingway down which is down the street from "The Inn". Recently spent 3 nights at The Hemingway. The rooms are well designed and appointed. Location is good, except for the train that roars by early am and late on the daily. Room had an ice bucket but no ice? "The Inn's" coffee shop never opened for the 3 days of my stay. The real problem with this property,Hemingway, occurred on day 2 and 3 of my stay when it was impossible to enter the property. I, and others, were left standing for over 30 minutes while "management" tried to have "someone" come over and check why the keyless entry at the property's common, and only, entry point was inoperable!! I only got in because some other guest exited the entry point. This made my dinner reservation impossible to keep and there where NO alternatives open for dinner in town!!! The owners/managers made no real apology and of course no other accommodation was offered for this inexcusable situation. At these prices you would probably be better served staying at The Roost if you are determined to stay in Ocean Springs, at The Pearl in Bay St Louis, or The Grand Hotel in Fairhope, AL.

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.

Beatnik is a fabulous concept and well-kept property overall. The design of everything is very…read morestylish and clean. The pool is a nice view from the screened in porch to save bug attacks. Our accommodations were great, plenty of towels, clean, and they also provided eye masks and ear plugs. This seemed like a sweet addition until the first night. Above the gorgeous velvet curtains is a big open space that allows the light across the street to BRIGHTLY shine into the room all night (hence the eye mask). On top of that, there is a train that passes, loud vehicle muffler noises from the bridge, and finally, every conversation (pretty much word for word) and every step taken in the next room. The ear plugs are for all of this I guess, but even a sound machine didn't cover them. In my opinion, for a couples getaway, I would choose not to stay here for two main reasons: the awful sleep and the paper thin walls. These were deal-breakers for what should've been a quiet, restful getaway.

Really nice but tiny cottages in ok part of Ocean Springs MS. The biggest issue is you're on top…read moreof your neighbors and our neighbors had punky little kids that whined and screamed all weekend long.

the best bartenders and crew. we will be back! food was great. Drinks were great. I can't recommend…read moreenough thank you Shelby, Alaina, and Maddy!

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

What an awesome hidden gem! We went for the day to use the pool, through resort pass. The hotel…read morelooks like it was recently redone and has such a cool vibe. The pool area was large with fun outdoor music, yard games, and beverage offerings. The service was exceptional. Staff came out to open all of the umbrellas poolside and brought out pool floaties for the kids to play with. The resort offers a yoga studio that is so cute! There was also a bar that opens in the afternoon & offers beverages, including serving your drink a plastic cup, so you could bring it poolside. While we were there, the staff was working hard to set up an oyster tasting event in the gardens. Although we did not spend the night, and we're just there for the day, I would 100% recommend and be delighted to go back. Note, the only downside was that their pool is not heated. We were visiting in April, and it was definitely a little chilly... But coming from Wisconsin, we still want swimming anyway! But it appears that the majority of hotels in that area don't heat their pools. Not expected from having usually vacationed in Florida, but fun regardless.

We were traveling home to Houston from Palm Coast. We had reservations at another hotel, but once…read morewe arrived there, we did not want to stay. We scrambled to find something else. It was late and we were tired. The decent places off the freeway were fully booked. The concierge at one of them recommended Gulf Hills, and luckily, they had the two rooms we needed. It's very chic. The front desk and main building is swanky and cool- like the conference room is behind a bookshelf, the hotel has an interesting history, and they sell wine at the front desk. The staff was professional and helpful. The rooms were quaint in a cool way, clean (spotlessly so), and comfortable. The bed was comfy. I got some good sleep. The location is in a nice, pretty, safe neighborhood and is close to things you might need. For example, if you arrive late and miss out on Capones (like we did) there is a Dennys nearby- and say what you will, but they have something for everyone. There's also a Walmart (one of the nicer ones) right by the Dennys for any other essentials you might need late at night. There is another restaurant nearby that's open late and is more upscale, as well. In sum: Great location, friendly staff, comfortable, clean. When we pass through Biloxi again, we're making a reservation here.

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.

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.

This hotel is located near the junction of Interstate 10 and Interstate 110 in D'Iberville, MS. It…read morewas actually a bit confusing getting here, so we ended up having to get back on the interstate and come back around from the other direction. At least that time we were able to get there. My visit here was on July 28, 2021. After a long day of driving and traffic issues along the way, it was nice to finally get here that night. We got here much later than expected due to those traffic issues earlier in the day. Of course, the weather didn't help either with storms. The check in was actually done ahead of time through the Hilton app, so the app was used as the key to the room for the stay. When you come inside, the place is very inviting. Due to the pandemic, there wasn't anyone out front at the desk. It's another sign that they have been trying to drive check ins through the app instead. Overall, there was minimal interaction with others during this visit too, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Masks were required while in the public areas of the hotel if you are unvaccinated for Covid-19, but we were fully vaccinated already. With getting here so late, I wasn't able to fully explore the hotel on this visit, as I like to do when I go to any hotel. The room that I had was room 222. When coming into the room, it was very clean and fresh. This has been the general experience I have had with hotels in the past too. The beds were comfortable as well. After taking care of a few things, it was time to just turn in for the night. The sleep overall was good, especially when it's not the bed you are used to at home. Overall, it was a good restful and comfortable sleep. In the morning, it was time to see what they had available for breakfast. Due to the pandemic, the breakfast options were extremely limited. There were some pastries and some pre-packaged sandwiches that you could heat up in the microwave, along with some bread items including bagels. Overall, this was a pretty good stay for me for that one night. They definitely have lots of things you could still do there, including the pool and exercise room. I like their rooms too since they are all suites and have more room to move around in too. If you are traveling through this area and looking for a good hotel, this place is worth checking out.