Hampton Inn Biloxi Beach Boulevard
1138 Beach Boulevard, Biloxi, MS 39530
This six-story Hampton sits directly across Highway 90 from the sand, close enough that a pre-breakfast walk on Biloxi Beach beats the free waffles downstairs. Rooms run standard-issue comfortable with a fridge and microwave for leftover po'boys, and the outdoor pool looks straight out at the Gulf. Hard Rock and Beau Rivage are a five-minute drive, so you can gamble late and still make the free hot breakfast before checkout.
Getting There
The Hampton Inn sits right on Beach Boulevard — Highway 90 — with nothing but the road and a ribbon of sand between the parking lot and the Gulf. Ask for an upper floor and you'll likely see the Biloxi Lighthouse from your window; one couple watched the Fourth of July fireworks over Gulfport from up there. Casinos aren't a walk from here, though. Beau Rivage is a two-minute drive, Hard Rock about four, and IP Casino Resort Spa runs closer to a 25-minute walk than a quick stroll. Bring a car, or budget for rideshare once the sun goes down.
Rooms & Amenities
Rooms are standard Hampton Inn — clean, comfortable beds, a compact bathroom with a walk-in shower — but ask for one with a Gulf view if you can; the beach-facing rooms are worth the upgrade. Every room has a microwave, mini-fridge, coffee maker, and cable with HBO, useful since nothing here is walking distance for a late-night snack run. The free hot breakfast gets singled out by returning guests more than anything else — hot food, strong coffee, and staff who'll accommodate food allergies without you having to ask twice. The outdoor pool is small and gets bathtub-warm on hot summer afternoons, and pool-facing rooms can pick up noise from the deck below. There's also a fitness center and a whirlpool tub if the pool crowd isn't your scene.
What's Nearby
The Biloxi Lighthouse is close enough to walk to — about a quarter mile down Beach Boulevard — and makes a good sunset stop before dinner. For casino nights, Beau Rivage is under a mile away and Hard Rock Hotel & Casino sits just past it, right between Beau Rivage and the Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art, whose swooping Frank Gehry pods are worth a daytime detour even if you don't gamble. For food, Mary Mahoney's downtown is the old-Biloxi classic for gumbo and shrimp, while Half Shell Oyster House and Sapphire Supper Club cover fresher, more casual seafood a short drive up Beach Boulevard.
Our Take
Guests consistently rate the location highest of anything about this property — 4.7 out of 5 on Tripadvisor — and review after review mentions the lighthouse view and the short walk to the sand. The building shows its age in spots; a run of 2025 reviews flagged AC and housekeeping issues that more recent reviews don't repeat, which reads like a maintenance problem that got fixed rather than a chronic one. For a straightforward, well-located Hampton Inn, it delivers. For resort polish, book Beau Rivage instead.
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Details last verified August 2026. Always confirm current rates and availability directly with the hotel.