We checked into a king room at the Beau Rivage in Biloxi and settled into that big-resort rhythm — pool by day, glowing lobby and casino energy by night. It’s a very elegant property, and the staff there is top notch.
The room
Our king room was comfortable and polished — the kind of space you actually want to come back to after a long day on the coast. Easy landing spot between pool time, dinner, and a walk over to the Shuckers.
Pool and views
After settling in, we hit the Beau’s pool — it’s quite large — and shared a chipotle chicken wrap while we soaked it in. From the pool deck you get that calm Mississippi Sound view over the breakwater. Classic Beau.
Lobby and seasonal décor
The lobby atrium is a show by itself — they dress it for every season (Easter included), and those LED fireworks cascading under the glass roof never get old.
Shopping and Fallen Oak
Shopping at the Beau is expansive and solid — especially if you’re hunting golf clothes. They operate Fallen Oak, one of the nicest courses in the country, and you have to stay at the Beau to play it. That alone makes a Beau stay a different kind of Gulf Coast weekend if golf’s on the list.
Restaurants
The restaurants are the star of the resort. We haven’t had a bad meal there. Jia is delicious as always, Coraline’s is beautifully done, and the on-site options make it easy to stay put for a night without feeling like you’re settling.
Casino and sports book
The Beau’s casino floor is the largest in Biloxi, with plenty of slots and table games. The sports book is large too, and it gets hopping during big events — an easy place to settle in for a game.
Location perk
One of our favorite Beau moments: walking over to a Biloxi Shuckers game and looking back at the hotel glowing behind the outfield. It’s one of the nicest minor league stadium setups we’ve seen — and that backdrop sells the stay.
Who it’s for
Beau Rivage is for the elegant resort feel — polished rooms, top-notch staff, the biggest casino floor in Biloxi, restaurants that carry the stay, and that lobby wow factor. If golf’s on the itinerary, Fallen Oak seals it. If you’re splitting Biloxi nights, we’d pair it with Hard Rock: Hard Rock for the pool-and-music energy, Beau for the grand resort nights.
Hard Rock stay notes: Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Biloxi review. Full trip context: Biloxi & Ocean Springs trip.
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