Room was big and clean and comfortable, beds were comfortable. Bathroom was nice, big, clean, soaker tub with marble around, soap lotion and shampoo dispensers on wall. TV in the bathroom was a nice touch. Motel was right across the street from the beach, very nice. Casino was nice with free drinks while you gambled and you cannot beat their new players club member guareentee of up to 100 dollars lost on 1st night on slote refunded back to players card

This was my first time ever getting to come to Biloxi to try my hand at some gambling, and I must say that I was very pleased with the way this hotel and casino treated myself and my family. Everyone was more than friendly and eager to help us with any need we had. I had a great time and will definitely be coming back to stay there when I get another break from work and school. Thanks again!

We where not greeted by the Front desk person~ Roxy. Her entire attitude was disgusting. It appeared that the military discount was a huge problem to her. She did not know how to apply it to our room. She walked away from us without saying a word! Came back to tell us to just mention it again at check out, wow. Gave us the room keys to the Motel part of the hotel? I told her when I reserved the room, I asked for a room at the tower. She said that there was no note of it and with the rate we booked the room it was the cheapest so we stay in the Motel part! Handed us the key and turned around. Wow! What a total dissapointment. I felt that the military discount was not honored but degraded.
It was late and my child was to tired. Plus I wanted her away from the smoke. I understand it has a Casino to it but we came to the hotel part and didn't expect the Casino part to be basically right next to check in?! Not a place for a child. We stayed in Hotels there before and never ran into this 'problem'. They should install deviders or pull in walls. Or at least mention it before we book with children.
We decided to check out the room first before we decide if we stay there. If it was just me, I would have turned around right away.
The room turned out to look good. Modern decor and comfortable beds. However, the sheets of one of the beds where full of old stains :( We ended up only using one bed. Not that big of a deal.Everything else appeared clean.
Staying in the very back of the motel room, we woke up several times at night from the LOUD train, which is right by the Motel.
We checked out early that morning. This time we where checked out by a guy who also did not know how to apply the military discount?!
We ended up being charged $30 more.
All I wanted is to leave. I am a member of a large military org. and will not recommend this place. Not because of the rooms but the poor service we received and the none child friendly enviroment. Again, I understand it has a Casino part to it but it is also a hotel which could be more sensitive to the fact that not everyone stay a night to gamble.

Some friends and I were making a trip through New Orleans to Biloxi for a guys' weekend. Our room was overlooking the majestic AC units perched on top of the casino structure. The room had extremely limited views of the beach. That said, we didn't care because we didn't spend much time in the room. The room was nice as was the bathroom. Everyone complimented the bedroom and the bathroom. For all those reviews that mention the smoky lobby, that is simply part of the casino experience. Granted, the check-in desk is directly in the middle of the lower level casino area, but ANYONE checking into a casino should understand that there will be some level of smell. The lobby and casino areas are not smoky (unless you sit right beside a smoker) so much as they just smell like cigarette smoke, and for me, that distinction is important. The Den was tasty for lunch, but small in size. Service was adequate and a bit slow. There were two small bars downstairs and one large one upstairs. Service at these bars was great. Michelle at one of the downstairs bars was the absolute best. As for the "nice" bar on the top floor, it was too bad we walked in only 5 minutes before it closed at 2am (Friday night). Pam was easily the most personable and easygoing staff member we encountered during the whole weekend. She introduced us to a drink she had made for 14 years in Vegas. We returned to Blu on Saturday night, but unfortunately the experience was not as good. While there were a hand full of people in the bar, the taller of the two male bartenders was not at all interested in serving us as he stated that "I have other customers" when we took a moment to decide what to order to drink. When I said that I might order food, he said to stick to drinks suggesting that food would be too bothersome. The tables had low minimums, and pretty much anything you wanted to play. Only one friend came out on top, but that is how that goes. The pool area looked really nice although it was closed for maintenance, and the temperature was too cold. The Treasure Bay is a GREAT value for the price relative to the other, larger casinos in Biloxi. Some of the other casinos have more to offer overall, BUT the price you pay at those on the weekends exceeds the value you get. The Treasure Bay is a really great value at what we paid per night including tax on the weekend. I'd go back in a second at that price. Most everyone was friendly, the hotel was clean, it wasn't pretentious like some places, parking was convenient, and the rooms/bathrooms were modern and nice.