I'm on vacation the week of October 24th and seriously considering staying the night in Biloxi to have a litle naughty fun. I've gotten a few inquiries on my location and for some, Pascagoula just is too far to drive. So I figured maybe it's time to spend an evening in Biloxi so that I'll be more accessible. ;-)
My question is, what are some decent, fairly reasonable places to stay that won't attract a lot of attention when I'm entertaining? The casinos are definitely an option, although I do know that some of them are only accessible with a room key to even get onto the elevator. Which isn't a major deal, I can always walk down to meet someone, just don't want to appear too obvious, lol. Any suggestions are appreciated, thanks!
- naughtyangel4u
- 10-05-2016, 10:22 AM
- JustaGuyinMS
- 10-05-2016, 03:23 PM
Lovely Lady:
There's a Best Western across from the Beau Rivage. One of the good things about it is that the rooms can be accessed without going through a lobby. It's been a while since I was there, but it was decent a couple years ago.
JaG
There's a Best Western across from the Beau Rivage. One of the good things about it is that the rooms can be accessed without going through a lobby. It's been a while since I was there, but it was decent a couple years ago.
JaG
- Road Lizard
- 10-05-2016, 03:39 PM
Stay away from the Ramada across from Shaggy's...hardest damn bed I have ever been in. Paper thin walls, no joke I heard the guy in the next room fart. I yelled "I heard that" and the guy replied "Excuse me"...I checked out.
Quick review of the casinos I've stayed in:
Beau Rivage...great but sometimes they have security checking cards at the elevators.
IP...ALWAYS have someone at the elevators.
Hard Rock...good rooms but the whole place smells like smoke. No one is watching the elevators at either tower.
Scarlett Pearl...well you know about that one...that's where we were mooning people on the 12th floor! But you have to a card to access the elevator.
Other places:
Forgot the name but it's right on I10 in the shopping center where Buffalo Wild Wings is located. Nice place but small and everyone has to go by the front desk.
The White House...nice place, you don't have to go in front of the desk to get to the elevator.
Hope that helps some.
Quick review of the casinos I've stayed in:
Beau Rivage...great but sometimes they have security checking cards at the elevators.
IP...ALWAYS have someone at the elevators.
Hard Rock...good rooms but the whole place smells like smoke. No one is watching the elevators at either tower.
Scarlett Pearl...well you know about that one...that's where we were mooning people on the 12th floor! But you have to a card to access the elevator.
Other places:
Forgot the name but it's right on I10 in the shopping center where Buffalo Wild Wings is located. Nice place but small and everyone has to go by the front desk.
The White House...nice place, you don't have to go in front of the desk to get to the elevator.
Hope that helps some.
- Lily Kat Wood
- 10-05-2016, 03:54 PM
Harrah's doesn't require a key to access the elevators and has been very low key whenever I've stayed there. And their Sunday-Thursday rates are great.
- naughtyangel4u
- 10-05-2016, 06:34 PM
A big thank you to everyone who has responded with their suggestions, much appreciated! I will definitely check into them and make a decision. You guys rock!
- naughtyangel4u
- 10-05-2016, 06:37 PM
Road Lizard, you always make me LOL!! I'll definitely stay away from that Ramada. I do fondly remember our mooning escapades at the Pearl. ;-)
- JustaGuyinMS
- 10-05-2016, 07:46 PM
Road Lizard, you always make me LOL!! I'll definitely stay away from that Ramada. I do fondly remember our mooning escapades at the Pearl. ;-) Originally Posted by naughtyangel4uAngel, you were a part of that? OMG...LOL!
I've visited with ladies at the Grand and the Island View - both have little elevator observation. The Palace requires a key card for the elevators.
Hope you have a very fulfilling vactation...
JaG
- Road Lizard
- 10-05-2016, 11:17 PM