Hampton Inn Biloxi/Ocean Springs
13921 Big Ridge Road, Biloxi, MS 39532
Off I-10 at Highway 609, this Hampton Inn sits a short hop from the casino strip and about six minutes from downtown Ocean Springs, so you can catch blackjack one night and gallery-hop Government Street the next morning. A recent top-to-bottom renovation means the rooms don't feel dated: mini-fridge, microwave, and coffee maker in every one. Breakfast runs hot until 10am, and the outdoor pool is an easy way to cool off between the casino floor and the beach.
Getting There
Exit the interstate at I-10's Exit 50 for Highway 609, and you're pulling into the lot within a couple of minutes — it's about as easy a hotel to find as this stretch of the Coast has. From there, the casino strip along Beach Boulevard is a straight shot south, roughly ten minutes away, and downtown Ocean Springs, with its galleries and walkable Washington Avenue, is about six minutes east. That puts you close enough to gamble late and still get real sleep, without paying the premium — or absorbing the noise — of a room actually on the casino floor.
Rooms & Amenities
Every stay starts with a full hot breakfast, not the wrapped-muffin situation some interstate hotels sell as continental — eggs, sausage, waffles you pour yourself, enough to skip the diner run before a beach day. Rooms come with a mini-fridge and microwave, which matters more than it sounds like it should once you've got leftover seafood to reheat. The outdoor pool is a plain rectangle, not a resort centerpiece, but it does the job on a July afternoon between casino trips. There's a 24-hour fitness center for when the buffet catches up with you, free WiFi that holds up for video calls, and free parking, which isn't a given at the beachfront properties downtown. Traveling with a dog is fine here too, which still isn't true everywhere on this coast.
What's Nearby
Skip the vending machine — Chick-fil-A, Starbucks, and Raising Cane's sit within walking distance right off the exit, along with Tato-Nut, a local doughnut shop, and Woody's Roadside and Bacchus on the Bayou for burgers and gumbo without a drive. For something worth dressing up for, Mary Mahoney's Old French House is about fifteen minutes away, family-run for more than sixty years out of one of the oldest houses in Biloxi, and still the name locals say first when visitors ask where to eat seafood. Gulf Islands National Seashore's Davis Bayou unit, with its trails and boat launch, is a short drive if you want green space that isn't a casino parking lot.
Our Take
This is a smart pick if your trip is really about the casinos and the beach and you don't need to fall asleep to slot machine lights — you get a quieter, newer room and still land on the Strip in ten minutes. It's a weaker choice if Ocean Springs' gallery-and-restaurant scene is the actual draw; you'll want a room in town for that, not an interstate exit. Book it for the price and the breakfast, not the view — there isn't one.
Details last verified August 2026. Always confirm current rates and availability directly with the hotel.