Margaritaville Resort Biloxi leans into the barefoot, flip-flop mood of the brand that gave it its name. Expect tropical decor, music-driven bars, themed restaurants and a general atmosphere that says you are on vacation. For visitors who find the large casino resorts a little formal, this property offers a more playful and approachable alternative, with a mix of entertainment and food that suits groups, couples and families on a budget.
The rooms are comfortable and modern, with standard rooms and suites, and the property includes a pool area, restaurants, bars and a casino floor open to guests 21 and over. The themed venues are a draw for people who like a lively evening without leaving the property. The resort is a good fit for anniversary weekends, friends' trips and casual vacations, and it tends to attract a relaxed crowd.
Its position in central Biloxi makes it an easy base for exploring. The beach and Beach Boulevard attractions are a short drive away, and the other casino resorts are close enough for an evening out. Restaurants in central Biloxi, from casual seafood shacks to Mary Mahoney's, are a few minutes away by car. Parking is on site, and many visitors arrive by car, though rideshare is common.
Who it suits
Travelers who prefer a casual, fun environment, groups looking for value and visitors who want a themed resort without paying top-tier prices. Families can enjoy the pool and restaurants, but should note that gaming is adults only. As with other Biloxi resorts, rates vary by season and event, so check weekdays versus weekends, and review resort fees and parking policies when you book.
Ask about the current pool schedule and any seasonal restrictions, and consider booking early for summer weekends. If you want a quieter experience, request a room away from the bars and entertainment areas.
To get the most from a casual resort, lean into its strengths: spend at least one afternoon by the pool, try the themed restaurants for a fun dinner and keep your days flexible. The easygoing mood makes it a good base for travelers who dislike rigid itineraries. For sightseeing, a morning at the lighthouse and museums followed by a swim or a drink at the resort makes a satisfying rhythm, and a short evening drive can take you to a classic seafood restaurant if you want something local.
Good to know
Themed resorts can be noisy near the entertainment areas, so ask for a quieter wing if you plan to sleep early. Bring a swimsuit and sandals, since the pool and a short beach trip are the natural highlights of a laid-back stay, and ask the front desk for tips on the best casual seafood spots nearby, which locals often recommend over the busier strip restaurants.
Why stay here
- ✓Island-themed decor
- ✓Pool area
- ✓Themed restaurants and bars
- ✓Casino floor, 21 and over
- ✓Standard rooms and suites
- ✓Central Biloxi location
- ✓Entertainment and events
- ✓On-site parking
Good questions
What is the atmosphere?+
Casual and playful, with island-style decor and music-focused bars.
Is it suitable for families?+
The pool and restaurants work for families, but the casino is 21 and over.
Is it near the beach?+
It is in central Biloxi, a short drive from the Gulf beach.
