Only negative here was the cocktail waitress only came be every 45-60 minutes at the tables during my stay. While smoking is allowed, smoking is not allowed sitting at the tables (Woohoo) now so that provides a much better experience and while there was a bit of residual smoke in the air, this nonsmoker wasn't bothered by it like I am in some other Biloxi casinos. The table minimums were $10 during my stay while next door never dropped below $15. It is a smaller gaming floor, but the music and vibe were great, the dealers were fun, and I love the restaurant choices. For the casino, I preferred the Hard Rock to it's Biloxi neighbors. I understand the platinum tower is nicer if you desire that.
Fine if you get a good deal like I did, but if I had paid $300/night.not so easy to overlook these things. Didn't affect my stay, but indicative of maintenance on this older tower. Someone before us had smashed the lamp shades and rather than replace them, the hotel just popped them back out all wrinkled and ugly. The fridge is usable as a fridge now which I prefer over the old minibar setup. Worn and old furniture, but was clean with a comfy bed.
Had a Royal Tower room (cheaper older tower) and it was satisfactory for the price ($89-$119/night). The hotel was convenient with self-parking not too far away. This was a last minute trip right after Christmas and before New Year's.
