Days Inn by Wyndham Biloxi Beach
1768 Beach Blvd, Biloxi, MS 39531
Days Inn by Wyndham Biloxi Beach sits across Beach Blvd from the sand, an easy stroll for morning coffee and a sunrise walk before the heat sets in. Rooms are basic — microwave, flat-screen TV, free WiFi — but the price undercuts the casino hotels a mile east, and the free breakfast saves you a stop before hitting Gulf Islands Water Park or the Coliseum for a concert. Good pick if you just need a clean bed near the water, not a resort stay.
Getting There
Days Inn by Wyndham Biloxi Beach sits right on Beach Blvd, the road that connects nearly everything worth seeing in Biloxi. The Gulf is a short walk across the street, though a seawall and a stretch of highway sit between you and the sand. Don't expect ocean views from the room. Head east about a mile and you'll hit the main casino strip: Beau Rivage, Hard Rock, IP Casino. Closer still, Treasure Bay Casino is about a 15-minute walk. Parking is free and easy, which matters more than it sounds like once you've circled a casino garage twice looking for a spot.
Rooms & Amenities
Rooms follow a basic budget-motel layout, but they cover the essentials well. Beds sit under a 27-inch flat-screen, there's a microwave for reheating leftover po-boys, and the WiFi is fast enough to stream something before bed. The included breakfast won't win awards: muffins, cereal, coffee, maybe a waffle iron if you're lucky. But it's free, and that's one less stop before you're out the door chasing sunrise on the beach. The outdoor pool is small and functional, fine for cooling off after a day outside but not something you'd plan an afternoon around. Pet owners get real value here: dog-friendly rooms aren't a given along this stretch of Beach Blvd, and finding one that allows pets without a steep fee is worth something.
What's Nearby
Treasure Bay Casino is close enough to walk, about 15 minutes down Beach Blvd, and the Mississippi Coast Coliseum sits half a mile east if a concert or convention brought you to town. The Biloxi Lighthouse, the city's most-photographed landmark, is under a mile away and worth the short drive for photos at sunset. For food without moving the car far, Woody's Roadside Biloxi is a 10-minute walk for burgers and a laid-back patio, and Big Play Entertainment Center next door covers mini golf and arcade games if you've got kids restless from the drive in. None of it is glamorous, but all of it is close.
Our Take
This is a place to sleep, not a place to vacation. Book it if you're chasing casino chips or beach days on a budget and don't care about a view, an on-site restaurant, or anything resembling a resort feel. Skip it if you're celebrating an anniversary or want walkable nightlife right outside your door — Treasure Bay is close, but the bigger casino strip is a mile-plus walk. The caveat: it's on a busy stretch of Beach Blvd, so ask for a room off the road if traffic noise bothers you.
Details last verified August 2026. Always confirm current rates and availability directly with the hotel.