Beau Rivage Resort & Casino

This is the only casino I go to when in Biloxi. For poker, this is the only casino with good action. If you need a change of atmosphere the HardRock Casino is next door but for food, fun, and entertainment, the Beau won’t disappoint. They constantly change their point system and it affects your card status. Also, comps are limited nowadays and that is the main reason why I haven’t been in a while. I’m from Atlanta, GA so it’s only 6 ½ hours away. I’d come more often if I got better comps.

Beau Rivage is the best alternative for a lavish vacation in Biloxi where guests also enjoy the beach just a few steps away. Memphis Q is a popular hangout among locals and guests, providing them with mouthwatering Memphis-​style barbecues. Rooms come with the same sophisticated ambience, with marble bathrooms that feature deep soaking tubs and posh furnishings. In and Around
–5 blocks from the Biloxi Lighthouse
–200 yards from the Gulf of Mexico
–Own casino with gaming table and slots
–1.9 miles from Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum
–Boomtown Casino Biloxi is 1.3 miles away
–0.2 miles from Mardi Gras Museum
You should also know they provide
–Outdoor splash swimming pool with a sundeck and spa tub right by the Gulf of Mexico
–Terrace Café, Jia, BR Prime, Memphis Q, and The Buffet feature a wide range of tasty dishes
–Fresh coffee drinks are featured at Roasted Bean
–Fitness center with a sauna
–Valet parking
–Free wired and wireless high-​speed internet access, CAN BE SO SLOW!
Keep it mind as well, dont be blinded by the architecture, looks can be deceiving, but ohhhh boy! Everything is sorta nice… But customer service wise & the price to shop is just absurd! Restaurant after restaurant after stores, everything is out of my budget, WTHECK! The casino needs to reassess and take a look around surrounding the building within a 10miles radius. And that will speak for itself! This isnt VEGAS. LOL… Anyways, walking over to Hard Rock Café next door…
I just came to Beau Rivage to tour around and use their Spa Service, was suppose to eat at the buffet at Beau Rivage since its the most affordable only to dine in, but never mind, LINE WAS SO LONG. Furthermore, Hard Rock is the place to go to dine-​in, and my wallet will be sooooooo happy!
However, if youre planning to stay at the hotel and get some huge savings, go to this website! And its only $ 79/​night. Not bad. Just dont go to the Beaur Rivage Resort & Casino to reserve, or you’ll be paying premium price about 20−30% more.

Going to see Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo tonight. Also Mardi Gras parade this evening. Super Bowl party tomorrow. Great weekend at a great resort.

What a awesome. Place. Walk into the lobby. Flowers everywhere. Smells. Great. Like a baby belligo. Rooms very nice. Outside pool great. Water a nice temp. Nice bar by pool. Waitresses do a great job short walk to lighthouse. Try Biloxi blonde. Beer. Brewed by lazy magnolia brewery. For beau rivage. Only problem was with the wifi. Kept getting bumped out. Like being in vegas. shuttle buses take you to other casinos in the area for a buck. Buffet very good. Atrium very airy

Beau Rivage is a beautiful casino – clean, with great staff. More importantly, I won lots of money here and can’t wait to come back and «earn» more! I think this is best casino in Biloxi for its location, general elegance, and set up of the tables. I’ll be back here for sure.

Best hotel/​gambling resort in Biloxi. We stayed the first night at the Hard Rock hotel and then moved to this one — and boy was there a difference.
First we didn’t have to wait for our room to get cleaned for more than 1h. We were even greeted with an upgrade and had a beautiful view of the ocean.
secondly the music is not so unbearably loud as in the hard rock café hotel and the ground floor with the shops /​restaurants /​gambling area was much more pleasant.
We ate at the buffet and it was worthwhile the 25USD spent. Slots an tables are great and staff is all the time very helpful. In the morning try the café where they actually ground their own coffee. For us a europeans this meant to finally have a good, tasty morning espresso that deserves its name.
The room was great, spacious and contrary to the hard rock café hotel the shower was working perfectly. The outdoor area (mainly pool) is luxurious and offers a great view of the ocean.
All in all this was a unforgettable experience and we can very much recommend this resort.

This Beau Rivage Casino in Biloxi is supposed to be their best down here. This place is overun with rubes. You’d think they would know how to dress at an upscale Casino — but no dice. I dressed like a human being this weekend and the rubes look at you like your putting on airs. They make all table players wait long periods of time in line for payouts. On Saturday I checked out early — as the lack of common courtesy became untenable. Pit bosses along the coast are lethargic. Last summer I observed one of the Shift managers — was very good at what he did. This guy is no longer at the Beau Rivage. No doubt he was recruited by one of the newer Casinos. This in itself demonstrates the deteriorating standards at the Beau Rivage.
The pit bosses don’t instruct younger players in Casino etiquette. They let them run rough shod over the table games. Someone took a black chip from my stack and the eye in the sky didn’t blink. Waitresses-​take forever to bring drink orders — by the time they get back from the bar — your frosty beer is room tempature.
The lobster they served on Christmas day cost 42 bucks –and was like a big crawfish. Chewy –and virtually no meat. This place is run like the Treasure Bay (one of the smaller Casinos on the Gulf Coast) — only with higher ceilings. This isn’t the professionalism I grew used to from the early days of Atlantic City. The Beau is run from Las Vegas so the Managment on the Casino Floor lacks autonomy. They can’t make a decision on a dime without calling a busy number in Vegas. The staff is half trained — and talented middle management is non-​existent. Some of the women dealers are more masculine than the men. This is another Hillbilly locale with a nice patina.

Been to this hotel and casino three times. Twice in 2012 and once in 2015. I enjoyed the ambiance and the experience but a few things stuck out from my last visit in Dec 2015. First, booking the trip. I live near Clearwater where they have a chartered flight straight to Biloxi. I use to get free airfare and rooms all the time and I got cut off all of the sudden. Ok. I’ll pay to fly. NOPE. They wanted 1000++ for two people to fly. A friend of mine went the same weekend and they got offered the flight and said it wasn’t even close to full. So I drove 8 hours. I thought bringing people to your place of business could be a tax write off but I could be wrong. Anyways. Second thing that stood out was the dated room. Ripped wall paper all over, dusty dirty table tops, broken toliet seat, remote needed new batteries. All these things add up. Especially for somebody that has to pay out of pocket for a room. Third thing that stood out was the lack of bartenders and waitresses. More so the bartenders. It was a Thursday afternoon and the center bar was full and only one bartender. Going in circles taking about 15 minutes or so to come around. Obviously everybody wants free drinks and people usually tip 1 – 2 bucks a drink. Just put more bartenders out there. Now the positive part. The people that did serve me from the check in counter to the servers and dealers, all were professional and nice and willing to help. Did not experience a bad encounter. I will be back in perhaps in a few months depending on if I can get the flight out of Clearwater or find cheap fares to New Orleans. 16 hours driving is no fun. Rather spend my money there than on gas getting there.

I’ve stayed in this hotel numerous times on my trips through Biloxi Mississippi. This is one of the nicest hotels in the area and had the best value for the price. The facility is very well-​maintained the rooms are large and spacious. The appointments and amenities are many and can’t be compared to small hotel chains. The baths are large and have large showers and separate bathtubs.
There are a few restaurants many upscale and small snack bars for eating establishments.
There are shops and other places for general shopping in the hotel. Most of them are upscale with a few low range establishments.
The casino area is clean and well lit, as most casinos are in order to encourage play.
This hotel for the money is an outstanding bargain, only if you stay clear of the machines.

Disclaimer: this review is not based upon a stay, but based upon the customer «service» I received on the phone from staff here.
My husband travels a lot for work, and sometimes if it’s a special occasion or if he’s had a particularly rough day I will call the hotel he’s staying at and order a drink or something special to be delivered to his room, to surprise him. I have never had an issue doing this until calling Beau Rivage.
I called the hotel when my husband was in the car en route to checking in. I waited on hold for several minutes before my call was answered. The woman was pleasant, but told me she was unable to help because room numbers weren’t issued until check-​in. I asked if I could give her the last name and pay for the drink now and have it delivered to him after he checked in. She said this was not possible and that a room number must be issued first. Okay, fine. Seemed silly but I said I would call back in a bit. At no time during this call did she indicate my request would not be possible, only that I would have to obtain his room number first.
Flash forward 20 minutes later, my husband calls me and is in his room. I nonchalantly ask for the room number, still hoping to surprise him after a particularly stressful day. When we got off the phone, I called the hotel back and spoke with a gentleman in guest services who informed me he’d have to transfer me to room service. Okay, fair. The man who answered the phone for room service said all he needed was a last name, not a room number. Talk about the right hand not knowing what the left is up to. Anyway, I gave him the last name and he then proceeded to tell me I would have to fax him a credit card authorization to purchase the drink. I’m sorry, what? I’m sorry it’s not 1980 and I don’t have a fax machine at my house. That just sounded absurd and incredibly outdated. I asked if there was any other way, to which he told me I could order it online if I signed up for some free trial of a service I would never use. No thanks, buddy. I then asked him to simply charge it to the room, as my husband and I have the same credit card account and it is the exact same credit card number. He said he couldn’t do that since I wasn’t in the hotel also. What a headache. All I wanted to do was order a drink for him as a nice surprise on a stressful day, and all I got was a bunch of nonsense stress myself.
Keep in mind that this has NEVER been an issue at any other hotel he’s stayed in, and that it usually requires nothing more than a 2 minute phone call. In this instance, it took me 2 separate phone calls and 3 separate individuals, and I still got absolutely nothing at the end of it. Many hotels, if you call and say you want to surprise a guest by sending a beverage to their room, will offer to send up a complimentary beer or drink… even after all the hassle and runarounds this place gave me, they didn’t even offer that much. Therefore I think their customer «service» is incredibly lacking and they could stand to learn a thing or two from guest services at more customer conscious hotels.

This is certainly the nicest resort in Biloxi, although one can argue that Biloxi isn’t that attractive a place. The Bellagio influence is clear from the moment you step into the lobby. Rooms are spacious and fairly well appointed. Like the Bellagio, it’s now owned by MGM Grand. Oddly, the best restaurant in town isn’t here, though, it’s Thirty Two at the IP casino across the cay.

One of the nicer hotels on the strip, but would like to see more shops, galleries or things to do here.

Rooms were clean, but the beds could been more comfortable. Our mattress needed to be replaced as it felt a bit saggy. Style of the rooms seem a bit dated too. The fitness center at the spa was really nice. The had a large number of cardio machines, nautilus type machines, and free weights. The provided headphones, and the place was big and airy overlooking the pool. Definite star of the resort for me. Casino wise, they had a good number of tables and slots. Don’t expect this to be a Vegas mega casino, but the staff were friendly, and I was always able to find a spot for craps, pai gow poker, or blackjack. Didn’t try the restaurants based on Unilocal reviews. Also parking was free and pretty convenient.
First time in Biloxi, so don’t know how it compares with the others here.

No other resort on the Gulf Coast compares to the Beau Rivage, especially post Katrina. Start your stay off with complimentary valet parking. When checking in ask for a corner room. It does not cost extra and is bigger than the regular rooms. During the warmer months the place to be is the pool. You can reserve poolside chairs or cabanas or grab a free chair a little bit further back. Drinks are pricey at the pool. The Buffet has the best options on the weekend including seafood night and Asian night. The Buffet Brunch is a must with complimentary mimosas and champagne. My favorite restaurant is Jia, which is Asian. I have never been to the steakhouse because the prices looked outrageous. For nightlife Eight75 is open daily. They have light music. Try the Strawberry mojito. Club Coast is open Thursday through Saturday and offers live music and a DJ. It caters to a younger crowd. Tip: become an M Life member. You use your card to earn points at the slots, tables, hotels, and restaurants. You can redeem your points for rooms and meals.

I thoroughly enjoyed the restaurants however as a hotel, the Beau Rivage was just average.
The room was a semi-​dated with older carpets and curtains — on the plus the curtain’s were thick so the room could be completely dark. The bath room was the best part of the room, but if you travel with electronic devices there is not enough outlets in the room to plug everything in — and you’ll need an extension chord if you use your phone as an alarm since there’s no plugs built into the lamps or near the end tables.
Bed was comfortable enough and plenty of pillows given. Ample supply of towels as well.
The pool area is a decent size and there are enough nooks that you can escape to a quite corner.

As a person who travel’s a lot I always stayed in Beau Rivage! They have very nice suites if not booked a head of time never stayed in the standard rooms. My stay’s here are always pleasant and first class when booking, checking in and gambling who doesn’t right? I like to play on the slot machines mostly .25 cent ones or dollar machines to see how my luck goes normally I do pretty good winning some jackpots which is always nice. The staff here are always great with customer service when checking in as well.
The restaraunts here are amazing with what they serve especially in the fine dining atmosphere and causal dining depends on what your needs are. Also if you like hair salons they have one here and same with Spa which is extremely nice same with the Pool! Also they have a Arcade for the children and kids! Also they have plenty shopping places here at Beau Rivage when trying to find a gift for yourself or someone you love or just a friendly gift for someone.
They have plenty to do in the casino such as slot machines, poker low/​high limits, table areas, Also if your a high stake gambler they have a high limit room just for you and your guest to play! Been there a few times did pretty good to. Also, they have meeting areas as well for you and your business to conduct serious business meetings.
Over all this is one beautiful hotel and casino! I have stayed here for many years and loved in when I’m in the area.

The 5 stars is solely for the suction of the toilet.
We came here for a birthday trip which happened to fall on Superbowl Sunday and it was such a nice experience. I was able to book over the phone and got the AAA discount. Check in was a breeze and we stayed on the 15^th floor with a view of the gulf.
The room was quite large and the view was refreshing coming from landlocked freaking Atlanta. We did not experience any smoke smell like i read in a previous review. Might be just our room or floor.
SO utilized the gym and i «heard’ it was ok. Plenty of shops like a jewelry store that sells Rolex, a Tommy Bahamas store and another place that sold Vince Camuto and Coach shoes.
Now to talk about the toilet:
Before you even pushed down the lever completely, it was also sucking down everything including your cold, dark soul. I have never seen anything like that and i will admit i did it several times over the course of our stay!!! The drain in the shower also very good!!!
There was plenty of towels so we didnt let room service come to clean. Parking is ample and free except if you want valet then im not sure how much that costs.
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The best casino resort on the Mississippi Gulf Coast period and exclamation point (lol)
Where to start on this review?
A Las Vegas quality resort that has a little of everything such as:
*Casino
*Spa, Gym, Swimming pool
*Shopping
*Nightlife
*Fine Dining
*Buffet and Cafes
*Theatre
*Coffee and ice cream shop
*Arcade
*Meeting Rooms
The entire lobby is always decorated depending on the season. Christmas time is my favorite!
I highly recommend the spa area. My wife and I have enjoyed a few couples massages here. Any massage purchase also includes the use of the gym, pool, and sauna area.
The only negative I could come up with is that if you own a ¾ ton truck or larger, be careful in the self parking garage. My stock F250 barely fit but sadly enough once I upgraded the suspension it does not now. I just park across the street now and walk. This doesn’t take away from my total score.

In the spirit of full disclosure, I don’t like casinos. I don’t gamble. But this review has nothing at all to do with the casino at Beau Rivage. It may be great (although I have my doubts). To put I bluntly, I hated this place. I was there for a convention, not by choice. I’ve been to many Vegas casino hotels, and I can tell you, this ain’t Vegas
To start with, our room was nice enough but it smelled smoky. We arrived there mid week and had a tight schedule. We found out that three of the restaurants were closed on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Even The Terrace restaurant, supposedly open all day, was closed from 4:00 — 5:00 PM. At 5:00 PM, fully fifty people were lined up for entry, with maybe three servers to serve them. We were very hungry, so we tried the all hours Buffet. It was almost $ 25 a piece. For carnitas, sauerkraut and the like. Yuck. NOTHING good was on the menu.
Out schedule was very tight, and our flight times were screwy, so we were very hungry and we had a meeting to make. So we had no choice but to go to a place called Snacks. I’m gluten free. So I had… Chili. Not a great dinner.
The Casino was smoky. Really old clientele. Soooo old. At 11pm we ate at Waffle House across the road, which was better than anything we saw at Beau Rivage.

We’ve stayed here many times and always enjoy it. Rooms are comfortable and immaculately clean. The free WI-​FI has improved greatly on our recent stays.
Drinks are readily available, and of course free in the casino and always served with a smile. The casino is on a par with any in Las Vegas except servers and dealers are friendlier.
The brunch and dinners in «The Buffet» are always excellent and very ample. Some truly southern prepared items are just excellent; grits in the morning, fried pork chops, and greens in the evening. Lots of Cajun items influenced by nearby NOLA. Along with nightly beef, ham, ribs, seafood etc., there is always a secondary theme in the evening buffet. The only loser in our opinion is the Sunday night second theme of «Asian Night»…actually it’s okay, but just doesn’t compare. After a couple of buffets on a visit, Sunday night is easy to take a pass.
There are many places to eat here from pricey to in casino snacking. We generally have a meal or two in the Terrace Café. Sandwiches and entrees always of good quality and reasonably priced ($ 15.00 for a Reuben & fries) considering your a captive.
Bring your money, and leave your diet at home, and enjoy the Beau!