How to Find Cheap Hotels in Biloxi, Mississippi

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Instructions

Choose Accommodations in Biloxi

1. Book accommodations in Biloxi by calling the Mississippi Gulf Coast Convention and Visitors Bureau at [phone] or visiting its Web site (see Resources below).

2. Expand your target search area for cheap accommodations to include surrounding towns. One nearby city that offers a good selection of reasonably priced rooms is Ocean Springs.

3. Take advantage of Biloxi's close proximity to the Kessler Air Force Base. You'll find inexpensive accommodations near the base.

4. Save money at a golfing specialty resort or hotel in Biloxi. Some hotels in Biloxi offer cheap accommodations, special golfing packages and discounts for visitors who plan to play on one of the many local golf courses.

5. Hit the jackpot! Biloxi is the gambling capital of Mississippi. You can find both luxury and lower-rate accommodations at most of the city's casino resorts and hotels.

6. Stretch your travel budget by exploring the accommodations along Beach Boulevard. Hotels in this area offer ocean views.

Know Your Destination

7. Explore Biloxi, home to a little over 50,000 permanent residents who come from a wide variety of cultural backgrounds.

8. Bring your fishing equipment. Biloxi is on the Northern Gulf of Mexico and anglers will find schools of snapper, mackerel, red drum, grouper and sharks traveling in these waters.

Organize Your Transportation in Biloxi

9. Fly into the nearby Gulf Coast-Biloxi International Airport.

10. Grab a shuttle or cab. Many local hotels offer free or nominally-priced shuttles from the airport. You can also ride a taxi to your hotel for around $30

11. Tour the city in style. With the money you save on accommodations, you can rent a luxury car, sports car or limousine to travel around town.

Visit Local Attractions

12. Learn about Biloxi's seafaring past. Several locals museums can introduce you to the history of the regional shrimp and oyster businesses.

13. Set sail on a touring schooner designed to resemble the seafaring vessels locals captained centuries ago.

14. Drive for about an hour to the historic city of New Orleans, Louisiana and observe it's rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina.

15. Enjoy an evening of watching push come to shove. Biloxi is home to the Roller Derby team, the Mississippi Rollergirls.