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About Hotels in Biloxi

Biloxi is one of the Gulf South's most compelling destinations, blending a rich seafood culture, barrier island beaches, and a heritage that stretches back to the French colonial era. Whether you're visiting for the Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art, a round at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum, a game at MGM Park to watch the Shuckers, or simply to feast on fresh Gulf oysters and shrimp along the Back Bay, Biloxi rewards every kind of traveller.

From grand casino resort hotels lining the beachfront strip on Beach Boulevard to quieter boutique and independent stays in the historic Point Cadet neighbourhood, Biloxi's accommodation scene covers every taste and budget. The beachside areas are walkable, and the Coast Transit Authority bus network links the main districts with ease.

Where to Stay in Biloxi

Beach Boulevard & Casino Strip

Biloxi's lively seafront corridor and the best choice for first-timers. Major casino resorts, white-sand beaches, and the Gulf of Mexico are all on your doorstep, putting the city's headline attractions within easy walking distance.

Point Cadet

The historic eastern peninsula where Biloxi's Portuguese fishing heritage lives on. Quieter and more characterful than the strip, with excellent seafood restaurants, the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum, and genuine neighbourhood charm.

Downtown Biloxi

A compact, walkable core close to the Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art, Beauvoir presidential home, and the historic lighthouse. Well placed for cultural sightseeing and with a growing selection of independent dining and accommodation options.

D'Iberville

A calmer, residential area just north across the Back Bay Bridge offering solid-value hotel options away from the casino bustle. Convenient for MGM Park, the Premium Outlets, and easy interstate access for exploring the wider Mississippi Coast.

Airport and Transport Guide

Biloxi is served by Gulfport–Biloxi International Airport (GPT), located approximately 15 miles west of the city centre, with direct connections to major US hubs including Atlanta, Dallas, and Charlotte. The Coast Transit Authority operates Route 15 linking the airport corridor to downtown Biloxi, with journey times of around 40 minutes; the service runs throughout the day, though visitors arriving late should plan for a taxi or ride-share.

Within Biloxi and across the Gulf Coast, the Coast Transit Authority (CTA) runs a network of fixed bus routes covering the main casino strip, downtown, and neighbouring Gulfport. A single-ride fare costs $1.50, and a day pass at $3.50 offers the best value for short stays. Taxis typically charge $25–$40 for trips between the airport and the casino district. Uber and Lyft both operate throughout Biloxi and are widely available, particularly around the casino resorts on Beach Boulevard.

Tips for Finding the Best Hotel Deal in Biloxi

  • Book 6–8 weeks ahead for Biloxi Seafood Festival in September and Cruisin' the Coast in October, when rooms along the strip fill rapidly.
  • The East Biloxi and Woolmarket areas offer more affordable nightly rates, with CTA bus routes providing reasonable access to the casino strip.
  • Look for hotels offering complimentary breakfast — dining options on the casino strip can be pricey, and a included breakfast provides genuine daily savings.
  • Opt for free cancellation where possible, as Gulf Coast weather and hurricane season between June and November can prompt last-minute itinerary changes.
  • Weekday stays from Sunday to Thursday are noticeably cheaper than Friday and Saturday nights, driven by weekend casino tourism rather than business travel.
  • Enrol in loyalty programmes with Hard Rock and Beau Rivage's MGM Rewards — both have a strong Biloxi presence and offer members regular discounted rates.

When to Visit Biloxi for Lower Prices

Winter (Low Season)

December to February brings mild, quiet days and Biloxi's lowest hotel prices of the year. Crowds thin considerably after the holiday period, and mid-range hotels along the beach can be found from around £55–£85 per night. A relaxed, unhurried time to visit.

Spring (Value Season)

March to May offers warm, pleasant weather before the summer humidity sets in. Visitor numbers begin to climb but prices remain moderate. Spring is an excellent time to explore the historic district, local seafood restaurants, and the Gulf Islands National Seashore.

Summer (High Season)

June to August brings intense heat, high humidity, and peak hotel demand, driven by family holidays and casino tourism. Hurricane season adds weather uncertainty. Book well in advance and expect the highest rates of the year along Beach Boulevard and the casino strip.

Autumn (Value Season)

September and October are lively with major events including the Biloxi Seafood Festival and Cruisin' the Coast, pushing prices up briefly but offering excellent atmosphere. Outside these events, autumn delivers warm weather and gradually falling rates ahead of the quieter winter period.

Popular Areas to Stay in Biloxi

Casino Row (Beach Boulevard)

The heart of Biloxi's entertainment scene, stretching along the Gulf Coast. Home to major resort casinos, waterfront dining, and the city's highest concentration of hotels.

Old Biloxi (Back Bay)

A quieter, more historic district beside Back Bay. Closer to local seafood restaurants and the Biloxi Lighthouse, with a more relaxed atmosphere than the bustling beachfront strip.

Keesler Air Force Base Corridor

The practical choice for business and military travellers. Convenient access to Keesler AFB, the VA Medical Center, and Interstate 110, with several well-priced mid-range hotels nearby.

Biloxi Town Green & Arts District

A walkable creative pocket near the Town Green amphitheatre. Independent dining, cultural events, and proximity to the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum suit curious, experience-led visitors.

Frequently Asked Questions

Casino Row along Beach Boulevard offers the most central, high-energy base, ideal for first-timers who want casinos, beaches, and dining within steps. Old Biloxi near the Back Bay suits those wanting a quieter, more historic feel. The Keesler corridor is the practical choice for business travel, with straightforward interstate access and sensible rates. The Arts District near Town Green appeals to visitors seeking local culture over resort spectacle.
Yes, budget accommodation is readily available, particularly in the Keesler corridor and along Highway 90 east of the main casino strip. Expect to pay roughly £55–£95 per night for a decent mid-range or economy option. Rates drop noticeably between November and February, outside the busy summer and Mardi Gras seasons, when last-minute deals are common even on the beachfront.
Old Biloxi and the areas surrounding the Town Green are the most family-friendly, offering calmer streets and easy access to the Mississippi Aquarium and the Biloxi Schooner tours. The Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum is another excellent option for children. Casino Row, while convenient, is dominated by adult entertainment venues and can feel overwhelming or unsuitable for younger guests, particularly in the evenings.
January and February outside the Mardi Gras window tend to offer the lowest rates, as does the period from mid-November through December. Weeknights are consistently cheaper than weekends year-round, given the casino-driven leisure traffic that spikes on Fridays and Saturdays. Avoid booking during the Cruisin' the Coast classic car event in October, the Mississippi Gulf Coast Marathon weekend, and Mardi Gras celebrations, when demand pushes prices sharply higher.
Biloxi rewards even a long weekend, with three nights being the sweet spot. The beachfront casino resorts, the restored Beauvoir estate (Jefferson Davis's last home), and the Gulf Islands National Seashore offer a strong mix of leisure, history, and nature. Biloxi-Gulfport International Airport receives direct flights from several major US hubs, making the journey refreshingly straightforward.
Free cancellation hotels are widely available in Biloxi and easy to filter for on most booking platforms. Expect to pay roughly 10–15% more than non-refundable rates for the flexibility. Book well in advance if your dates fall around Cruisin' the Coast in October or the Biloxi Seafood Festival, when cancellation windows tighten and availability drops sharply.
The Beau Rivage Resort and Casino and Harrah's Gulf Coast are the city's flagship luxury properties, both sitting directly on the waterfront with extensive amenities. For reliable mid-range comfort, Holiday Inn and Hilton Garden Inn maintain well-regarded properties in the area. Visitors seeking boutique character tend to look along the historic Back Bay and Old Biloxi districts.
Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport sits roughly 12 miles west of Biloxi's casino strip. There is no direct rail link; the most practical options are a taxi or ride-share such as Uber or Lyft, which typically reach the beachfront in 20–25 minutes depending on traffic. Car hire is readily available at the terminal and is worth considering given the coast's spread-out layout.

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