Beau Rivage Resort & Casino
875 Beach Blvd, Biloxi, MS 39530
Beau Rivage is the one Biloxi casino that gets mentioned in the same breath as the big Vegas properties, and the 32-story tower on Beach Boulevard backs that up. MGM Resorts runs the place, so expect polished service, a real spa, a Cirque du Soleil-caliber theater, and ten restaurants that go well past casino-buffet standards. It's the splurge pick on the Coast — book here when you want a resort weekend, not just a few hours at the tables.
Getting There
Beau Rivage sits on Beach Boulevard (US-90) at the western edge of Biloxi's casino strip, about a 15-minute drive from Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport — take I-110 south off I-10, then Highway 90 east along the beach. Valet and a parking garage sit right off the porte-cochère, so you're not hunting for a spot the way you might at some of the older properties. If you're staying elsewhere along Beach Boulevard, the sidewalk along the beach makes Hard Rock, Golden Nugget and the Isle of Capri all walkable — Beau Rivage anchors the western end of that strip, close to downtown Biloxi's Point Cadet and the Biloxi Lighthouse.
On the Casino Floor
The gaming floor runs deep: about 2,100 slots covering penny games up to $500 denominations, and 93 table games — blackjack, craps, roulette, baccarat and the usual carnival games — spread across a floor that's genuinely one of the largest on the Coast. The poker room is the standout: 16 tables, two-tiered, non-smoking, running Texas Hold'em, Omaha Hi/Lo and Seven Card Stud with daily tournaments and free lessons for beginners. High rollers get a dedicated high-limit lounge. One caveat worth knowing before you go: most of the main floor still allows smoking, with only two non-smoking pockets carved out, so ask a host where those sections sit if that matters to you.
Dining & Entertainment
Ten restaurants give Beau Rivage more range than any other casino kitchen in Biloxi. BR Prime handles the steakhouse duties, Stalla covers Italian, and the 24-hour Terrace Café is the fallback for 3 a.m. cravings after a hot streak (or a cold one). There's a Pan-Asian spot, a Haagen-Dazs counter for the kids, and seven bars and lounges scattered through the casino and lobby if you just want a drink between hands. The 1,550-seat Beau Rivage Theatre is the real draw for a lot of repeat visitors — past bookings have included Cirque du Soleil's Alegria and STOMP, and the sound system alone is worth the ticket price. The outdoor pool and spa round things out for a non-gaming afternoon.
Our Take
Book Beau Rivage if you want the closest thing Biloxi has to a full Las Vegas weekend. Reviewers consistently rank it the top hotel on the Coast, and the staff and housekeeping reviews back that up more than almost any other property here. It's not a budget trip — rooms run higher than the IP or the Hard Rock, and the restaurants charge resort prices to match. The recurring complaint isn't the rooms, it's the casino floor: smoky in spots and loud during peak hours, so ask for one of the two non-smoking sections if that matters, or stay in the poker room. For a first Biloxi trip built around one property instead of casino-hopping, this is the one.
Details last verified August 2026. Always confirm current amenities directly with the casino.