Beau Rivage

Pros: Pumpkin bread.
Cons: Hurricane Katrina.

I ought to take this down; really I should. I know Biloxi has been devastated by Hurricane Katrina. I have no idea what the Beau Rivage looks like now. Frankly, I don't want to know. Here's hoping the reconstruction goes well, and that I can still ...

Pros: Very attractive, considering its great size, large handsome rooms, good spa
Cons: This is a very large and busy hotel, dining could be improved

The Beau Rivage opened to great fanfare in March, 1999. Some say it was Steve Wynn's Waterloo, and cost him the chairman's seat at his company Mirage Resorts, (which was subsumed into MGM Grand to become MGM Mirage ...

Pros: Has a vast array of amenities offering guests virtually no need to leave the grounds
Cons: Very few places in the lobby to sit; long walk to parking garage from lobby

When one thinks of going out of town to gamble in style, most people think of heading to Vegas. Who would have thought that going to Biloxi, Mississippi would even be considered an option? Since the construction of the impressive Beau Rivage resort and...

Pros: Posh, glamorous lobby & room decor, great buffet and other dining options onsite.
Cons: Smoky; can be pricey; lobby is huge, somewhat hectic; long walk to garage.

Before you write that comment--yes, I know that casinos are smoky. I'm somewhat of a veteran of the Biloxi casino scene, as my elderly Dad lives in the area and playing the slots is one of the few things that he can still enjoy (that, and making fun of ...

Pros: The elegant sister hotel to the Bellagio in Vegas in Biloxi!!
Cons: Requires lots of walking, and can be a pretty noisey place in the downstairs levels.

My first stay at the Beau Rivage was simply wonderful. The hotel is enormous and has over 2,000 rooms. It is sitting on the Gulf Of Mexico in the middle of downtown Biloxi and is the sister hotel of the Bellagio in Vegas.
It was obviously done by...

Pros: Very clean facility, good food.
Cons: Expensive. Resort takes an unfair advantage of surrounding Biloxi area still needing to be rebuilt.

We first booked the Beau Rivage over the phone back in March of this year. From this initial experience, we weren't so sure about our visit down there. We were booking three rooms for a week in June. We had to pay up front for the three rooms on the ...

Pros: elegance, comfort, good (but not perfect) gaming, staff is excellent! Value for money.
Cons: parking, evening crowds

My wife and I are multiple returnees to Beau Rivage, which struck us some number of years ago on our first visit to it as the easy winner among Biloxi/Gulfport casino/resorts in the top-class overall experience category... and which, in our late 2006 ...

Pros: Clean, friendly employees, excellent service
Cons: Very pricey, slots extremely tight, buffet needs improvement

First Impression, Big Impression In celebration of our anniversary, my wife and I decided to travel to Beau Rivage Hotel and Casino on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. This was my first visit Beau Rivage so I cannot comment in regards to the ...

Pros: Beautiful, Accommodating, Huge
Cons: Mediocre Customer Service

The Beau Rivage is definitely a beautiful hotel and casino. If Biloxi is your destination, then you should consider this hotel, but with reservations, no pun intended. My family and I lodged here recently with the motive of taking our young daughter to...

Pros: Decor, above average buffet, non-smoking section in casino, exceptionally friendly staff
Cons: A bit pricey on weekends, no gallery to look out over the sea

With most of our family visiting relatives elsewhere, this last Christmas (2004) my mother and I chose to visit Biloxi and New Orleans. We chose Beau Rivage because 1) it would be open on Christmas so that we would have something to do and 2) I had a ...

Pros: Rooms, bathroom for a king, buffet, beach nearby, modern friendly atmosphere
Cons: Headline entertainment, pricey, shallow pool.

One perk of being an airline employee is the opportunity to travel on a discount. Our ticket jackets ...

Pros: show package, rooms, food, hospitality
Cons: price

I recently stayed at the Beau Rivage in Biloxi, MS. This was the fifth year I spent my spring break in Biloxi, but the first time I stayed at the Beau Rivage. We stayed for two nights, based on our budget, but it was easily one of the best parts of the ...

Pros: Beautiful rooms, great views, wonderful spa
Cons: Very crowded on weekends, understaffed, expensive, lots of time spent standing in line

Wanting a quick get-away out of Ft. Lauderdale, I booked us a 3 day/2 night trip to the Beau based on recommendations from friends and family. At $299 a person including airfare, room, transfers and 4 free buffet meals, it was too good an offer to pass...

Pros: Beautiful generally clean
Cons: Unfriendly staff, Long lines to register, Buffet not hot, Customer service unsatisfactory

On Sunday August 19, 2007, my sister and I decided to take a two day trip for some rest and relaxation. We decided on the Beau Rivage resort based on it's advertising and reputation. Since we only had two days we wanted to feel really pampered in an ...

Pros: Can be very crowded at times
Cons: The best the coast has to offer in casinos

The Beau Rivage is not just a casino/hotel, but an entire vacation experience. Situated directly on the Mississippi Sound, it's well appointed rooms feature beautiful views of the Sound to the south, or Biloxi and Back Bay to the north; the higher the...