Hampton Inn Biloxi

The lobby felt cozy when we walked in, and the room was clean and comfortable. Everyone we met at the front desk was welcoming, friendly, and courteous. We enjoyed the breakfast too, and had a great stay all around. I'd definitely return.

We booked this for a last-minute night and had a really nice stay. The beds were comfortable and the room was great. Ms Tanya made breakfast especially pleasant. She kept our table clear, offered help, and was so sweet, always smiling. She’s a real jewel.

We stayed one night on Tuesday 12/16/25, in room 507, a standard room with two queen beds, for $125.29. The room looked modern and clean, though it had a strange smell that may have been limited to that room. It had a walk-in shower stocked with shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and a liquid soap dispenser, plus a mini fridge and coffee machine. The location worked well when coming from downtown Biloxi, with direct access on the east side of the divided road. Parking was very good: handicap spaces were right out front, the rest were behind the hotel, and you need a key for the back entrance. The lobby was cozy, had a good amount of seating, and looked out toward the pool and Gulf. The gym was full-sized, with a Pelaton, treadmills, dumbbells up to 50, a cable machine, and other equipment. Outside, there was a pool with bathing chairs and a hot tub. Breakfast was the typical Hampton Inn spread. Hot choices included eggs and kielbasa-style sausage, along with breakfast bagels. Only one waffle flavor was available because one side was broken, though the new maker with the Hampton Inn logo was fun. Staff were warm, friendly, and helpful.

On my fourth stay here. It's handy for colosseum events and not too far from a large shopping area. There's good parking, and each outside door is handicap accessible. Breakfast is served, and the smoking area is well lit with a gulf breeze coming through.