Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Biloxi-Ocean Springs, MS
13900 Wilfred Seymour Rd, Ocean Springs, MS 39565
Just off I-10 near Exit 50, this Country Inn & Suites trades beachfront hype for an easy eight-mile shot to the sand and a free shuttle that runs guests to the IP Casino every two hours. Rooms run standard, suite, or jacuzzi-suite, all with a fridge and microwave for leftover po'boys. Start the day with the included breakfast, then work off the beignets in the hot tub after a pool afternoon.
Getting There
Get off I-10 at Exit 50 and you're basically there — this Country Inn & Suites sits just off the interstate on Wilfred Seymour Road, a few minutes' drive north of Ocean Springs proper. That off-highway spot means quick, no-fuss access if you're road-tripping in from Mobile or New Orleans, though it also puts you inland, away from the beach strip. The real selling point for casino-goers: a free shuttle runs to IP Casino every two hours, so you can park the car, catch the ride, and skip both the drive and the parking hassle down on the coast.
Rooms & Amenities
Rooms run standard queen or king, up through one-bedroom suites and a jacuzzi suite with a two-person whirlpool tub if you want to make it a bit of an occasion. Recent guests describe the rooms themselves as clean and quiet, and housekeeping gets consistent credit in reviews, even where the building's age shows elsewhere. Outside the room, there's an outdoor pool and a hot tub, a fitness center, free WiFi, and free parking, plus pet-friendly rooms if you're traveling with a dog. Continental breakfast is included, though it's the one amenity reviewers split hardest on: some call it fresh and well-stocked, others say it thins out fast and runs out of coffee cups by mid-morning. Get there early, or treat it as a bonus rather than the reason you booked.
What's Nearby
Gulf Hills Golf Course is about two and a half miles away, an easy choice if you brought your clubs. Downtown Ocean Springs, with its Walter Anderson Museum of Art and the shops along Washington Avenue, is roughly a ten-minute drive south on MS-609, and the Biloxi casino strip and White Cap Seafood are around eight miles further toward the coast. Closer in, you're minutes from I-10 restaurant clusters for a quick bite without driving into town. Gulf Islands National Seashore and Biloxi's beaches are a bit further beyond that, so this hotel works better as a base for exploring the wider Gulf Coast than for walking straight out the door to the water.
Our Take
Reviewers are consistent on two things: the rooms run clean and quiet, and the front-desk staff go out of their way to be kind. Where opinions split is the building itself — it's an older property, recently renovated, and while most guests say the update did the job, a few have flagged a musty smell or an AC that hums louder than it should. Skip the free breakfast if you're picky about it. Book this one for the shuttle and the price, not for a resort experience.
Details last verified August 2026. Always confirm current rates and availability directly with the hotel.