Baymont by Wyndham Biloxi/Ocean Springs
8011 Tucker Road, Biloxi, MS 39532
This budget Baymont sits just off I-10 on the Biloxi/Ocean Springs line, a few minutes from Palace Casino and about fifteen from the sand. Rooms keep it simple — mini-fridge, microwave, flat-screen cable — and mornings start with real eggs and pancakes, not a granola bar. They'll take the dog too, up to 50 pounds for a small fee. It's a no-frills bed between casino runs and beach days, priced like one.
Getting There
This Baymont sits right off I-10 at the Tucker Road exit, on the line where Biloxi hands off to Ocean Springs — you're not deep in either downtown, you're at the junction between them. That has a real upside: you're two minutes off the interstate at check-in, and Palace Casino Resort is about a ten-minute drive down Highway 57. Biloxi Beach itself is roughly fifteen minutes south. If your trip bounces between casino floors, restaurants scattered across three towns, and beach mornings, this spot keeps every leg of the drive under twenty minutes.
Rooms & Amenities
Don't expect boutique flourishes here — this is a straightforward two-star budget stay that earns its price by getting the basics right. Breakfast is hot — real scrambled eggs, sausage, and a pancake batter machine guests keep mentioning, plus coffee a few reviewers specifically called out as good. Rooms come with a mini-fridge and microwave for leftover po-boys or gas-station snacks, and the seasonal outdoor pool is a welcome bonus once Gulf Coast humidity sets in. Free WiFi and free parking keep the total down, guest laundry helps on a longer coastal trip, and the front desk runs 24 hours. Traveling with a dog under 50 pounds? Pet-friendly rooms are available for a fee — call ahead to confirm.
What's Nearby
Tucker Road itself covers the basics: Waffle House is practically next door for a hash-browns run, and Domino's delivers if you'd rather not leave the room. For a real meal, Ocean Springs' Government Street strip — antique shops, galleries, the Walter Anderson Museum of Art — is about ten minutes away and worth the drive even if you're staying elsewhere. Head the other direction and the Promenade in D'Iberville covers the bigger-box shopping: Target, Best Buy, Old Navy, Kohl's. Palace Casino and the rest of the Biloxi casino strip are a short run down Highway 57, and the beach is an easy fifteen-minute drive from the parking lot.
Our Take
Guests consistently mention two things: how clean the rooms are, and how far a friendly front desk goes — several reviewers name staff by name, which says something. It's not universal, though; a handful of reviews describe a mildew or stale-smoke smell strong enough to sour the room. Book this one for a cheap, well-located base for casino-hopping if you don't need polish. If a musty room would ruin your trip, ask for a recently renovated room at check-in, or spend a little more somewhere else.
Details last verified August 2026. Always confirm current rates and availability directly with the hotel.