When you stay at the Country Inn & Suites hotel in Biloxi, MS, you're just minutes from some of the best attractions in town. Our hotel is near Beau Rivage Casino and an array of other exciting entertainment options. Many attractions, including the Walter Anderson Museum of Art, Casino Row, Keesler Air Force Base and Mississippi Coast Coliseum, are also near our Ocean Springs hotel off I-10. In addition, we are convenient to local shopping, restaurants and golf courses. Guests at our Biloxi, MS hotel will also find themselves minutes away from great Gulf Coast recreational activities such as fishing, boating, sunbathing and swimming. The Country Inn & Suites Ocean Springs hotel off I-10 truly offers something for everyone.
Our Biloxi, MS hotel is convenient to the following exciting local attractions:
Beau Rivage Casino (8.3 miles) Beau Rivage Casino, perhaps Biloxi's most extravagant casino, offers much more than gambling - it also includes a spa and salon, fabulous restaurants, shows, shopping and more. (228) 386-7111
Biloxi Lighthouse (8.2 miles) Though tours are not currently available, visitors may take photographs of the famous cast iron lighthouse that survived Hurricane Katrina. (228) 435-6244
Gulf Hills Golf Club (2.9 miles) This nearby golf course is a great spot for travelers who want to perfect their game on the "Golf Coast." (228) 872-9663
Ohr - O'Keefe Museum of Art (10.2 miles) The unique works of George Ohr, the "Mad Potter of Biloxi," are featured at this interesting museum. (228) 374-5547
Walter Anderson Museum of Art (3.6 miles) Walter Anderson's work depicts Gulf Coast life through several art mediums, including drawings, ceramics, watercolors and murals. (228) 872-3164
We are also convenient to the following services:
Enterprise Rent-a-Car (4.7 miles)
Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport (GPT) (18.4 miles)
Hair Magic Salon (1.5 miles)
Merchants & Marine Bank (1.9 miles)
U.S. Post Office (3.9 miles)
About Biloxi / Gulfport
The land stretching along Mississippi's Gulf Coast has evolved in numerous ways since the French settled here back in 1699. Today, glimpses of the area's storied past are evident in the weathered faces of the local fishermen and sprawling mansions surrounded by towering moss-draped oaks. Modernity, too, is represented with 12 glittering casinos bringing millions of tourists each year to wine, dine and put their money on the line. Once a row of thriving fishing communities, the Gulf Coast is now a prime vacation destination, with activities and attractions to suit all tastes. Browse for antiques in historic Ocean Springs, dine on fabulous seafood and po' boy sandwiches in Gulfport, learn about art and history at one of several top-notch museums, go shrimping in the Gulf, lounge on the shimmering 26-mile beach and enjoy sparkling nightlife in Biloxi - all in one weekend! Thanks to the seamless combination of yesterday's gentility and today's dazzle, the Gulf Coast is now a diverse, dynamic destination that has not forgotten its roots.
Did you know?
Most people associate Mardi Gras with New Orleans, but the celebrations that go on along the Gulf Coast have an even longer history. The first Mardi Gras celebration in the New World occurred in 1699 in what is now Ocean Springs. Explorer Pierre LeMoyne D'Iberville and his crew were the only attendees; these days some of the larger parades on the Gulf Coast attract more than 80,000 people.
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