Twin Star Lodge (formerly Econo Lodge Biloxi Beach North)
1776 Beach Blvd, Biloxi, MS 39531
Twin Star Lodge — formerly Econo Lodge Biloxi Beach North — sits across Beach Boulevard from the sand, an easy walk to the water without resort pricing. Rooms are basic: microwave, mini-fridge, cable TV, and the outdoor pool and grill area out back see more action most evenings than the lobby does. Reviews run mixed on upkeep, so it's a fair bet for road-trippers who just need a cheap bed near the Gulf, not vacationers chasing polish.
Getting There
Twin Star Lodge sits at 1776 Beach Blvd, on the north side of the road with the sand and the Mississippi Sound directly across the street. This stretch is quieter than the casino corridor further west — a straight, unglamorous run of highway motels rather than resort towers, which is exactly the point if you just want a bed near the water without the valet line. It's a two-minute walk to the beach and a short drive to Treasure Bay Casino, just down the block at 1980 Beach Blvd.
Rooms & Amenities
Continental breakfast and Wi-Fi are both free, and there's a mini-fridge and microwave in every room — useful if you're hauling boiled peanuts or leftover po'boys back from dinner. The pool runs seasonally and sits next to a small poolside bar and grill setup, which does the job on a hot afternoon without pretending to be a resort pool deck. Parking is free and right outside your door. This is a one-star property, and it reads that way: functional rooms, dated finishes, nothing plush. What you're paying for is proximity to the beach and the basics done reliably, not a stay you'll remember for the room itself.
What's Nearby
Treasure Bay Casino is close enough to walk to for a quick round of blackjack. The Mississippi Coast Coliseum, where the bigger concerts and trade shows land, is a short drive away, and Edgewater Mall is about 2.7 miles down Beach Blvd if you need a pharmacy run or a movie theater. Keesler Air Force Base borders the area too, which explains the steady stream of military family traffic through this stretch of hotels. For dinner, you're better off driving the few miles toward downtown Biloxi, where places like Mary Mahoney's and the Half Shell Oyster House are worth the trip.
Our Take
Book this one for the location and the price, not for the polish. Reviewers consistently call out friendly, accommodating staff, but housekeeping and general upkeep get mixed marks — one guest got moved rooms after finding theirs hadn't been properly cleaned. Fine for a road-trip overnight, a Treasure Bay weekend, or anyone who just needs a clean-enough bed within sight of the Gulf. Skip it if you're planning an anniversary trip or want anything resembling a full-service hotel.
Details last verified August 2026. Always confirm current rates and availability directly with the hotel.