Harrah's Gulf Coast
280 Beach Blvd, Biloxi, MS 39530
Harrah's Gulf Coast sits at the quiet north end of Casino Row, a smaller, more manageable stop than its beachfront neighbors and better for it if you'd rather find a blackjack table than fight through one. The gaming floor runs 645 slots and 28 tables under one roof, with a Caesars Sportsbook a few steps off the main floor. Eight dining spots range from a steakhouse to a 24-hour Steak 'n Shake, and the Great Lawn hosts outdoor concerts most warm months.
Getting There
Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport is the closest airport, about 10 miles and a 15-minute drive north on I-110, which spills right onto Beach Boulevard downtown. Driving in from I-10, take the I-110 spur south into Biloxi and follow Beach Boulevard east; Harrah's sits at 280 Beach Boulevard, about half a mile from Beau Rivage and under a mile from the Biloxi Lighthouse, on the quieter western stretch of Casino Row. Self-parking is free in the deck behind the tower, and valet drops you steps from the casino floor — handy if you're hauling luggage straight to check-in.
On the Casino Floor
The floor runs about 40,000 square feet with 645 slots — reels and video, penny through $100 progressives — and 28 table games covering blackjack, craps, roulette, Pai Gow tiles, and mini-baccarat. The WSOP-branded poker room has five tables and stays non-smoking. A weekend High Limit Room opens for bigger bankrolls, and the Caesars Sportsbook sits just off the east entrance, open daily. There's also a dedicated Asian Gaming Room with baccarat and other games popular with regulars. It's a fraction of the size of Beau Rivage or IP Casino down the road, which is the appeal if you'd rather not walk a quarter mile to find an open blackjack seat.
Dining & Entertainment
Eight places to eat and drink, more variety than the casino's footprint suggests. Coast Chophouse handles the steak-and-bourbon night out with Gulf views; Sizzle & Salt leans Southwestern for something less formal. The Blind Tiger does fresh seafood on an outdoor boardwalk table, which is worth requesting at sunset. Port 17 covers Louisiana classics, Beach Wok handles Asian fusion, and Steak 'n Shake runs 24 hours for the 2 a.m. hunger that follows a good run at the tables. Purple Zebra pours frozen cocktails alongside build-your-own pizzas. For entertainment, the Casino Stage Bar books live bands year-round, and the 7.5-acre Great Lawn hosts outdoor concerts in warmer months — it's hosted names like Darius Rucker since opening in 2014.
Our Take
Harrah's earns a steady four stars on Tripadvisor across more than 8,000 reviews, and the pattern in them tells you who it's for: people praise the friendly dealers and clean rooms, then admit the casino itself felt small next to Beau Rivage or IP down the road. That's a fair trade if you're a Caesars Rewards member — tier credits and comps carry across every Caesars property, so Diamond status earned in Vegas applies here too. Book Harrah's if you want an easier floor to navigate and a quieter room rate than its beachfront neighbors. Skip it if a big buffet and a headliner theater are the point of your trip — walk a few blocks to Beau Rivage instead.
Details last verified August 2026. Always confirm current amenities directly with the casino.