This hotel is right across the street from the Towne Green where the Katrina Memorial is, a couple of blocks from the loop walk, and down the street from the Biloxi Lighthouse. I ate at the Hard Rock restaurant in the hotel and the food and the music were great. The lady who got me signed up for my casino card was helpful and I liked getting a free t-shirt since it was my birthday month. The water was too cold to swim in but they have a large hot tub big enough to swim in. I had a great view of their pool, which is massive. Their was zebra print in the room, and double sinks in the bathroom. The bed and all the pillows were so comfortable I was rolling around squealing with delight, lol. Our room made me feel like a total rock star and the bathroom was humongous. Music pumping, rock memorabilia, and neon lights.

The good: As soon as you walk into this place it is total hard rock style. The shampoo and conditioner provided in the room were horrible. The casino reaked so badly of cigarette smoke. When visited the casino and sat there at the same row of slot machines losing my money for hours, I was only approached once by one waitress to be offered a drink. This was a huge inconvenience when checking in and checking out. We had to lug our suitcases and all loose items up the escalator and around by the casino to then take the elevator up to the 5th floor.

We dragged everything inside only to find there is no elevator on that floor to take us up to our room. There was no one in sight to help and no luggage carts around.

When I arrived at the hotel and parked, my daughter and I were struggling trying to carry all of our bags and things. The bad: I had problems at check in with my reservation, and problems with my billing at checkout due to the reservation errors.

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