A Resort Built Around the Stay, Not Just the Gaming Floor
Grand Palms Resort & Casino opened on Biloxi's Beach Boulevard with a simple idea: the gaming floor should be one good reason to visit among several, not the only one. That idea still shapes every wing of the property today.
From a Six-Acre Beach Lot to a Full Gulf Coast Resort
Grand Palms opened its doors in Biloxi in 2011, on a six-acre lot along Beach Boulevard that had sat vacant since Hurricane Katrina reshaped this stretch of the coast. The ownership group's plan from day one was to build a property that could stand on its own as a family and leisure destination, with the casino positioned as a single wing of a much larger resort rather than the whole reason to book a room.
Since opening, the property has added a second dining room, a dedicated spa wing, and the current pool deck and cabana terrace — each phase built to give a longer, fuller reason to stay more than one night on the Gulf Coast.
Three Things We Won't Compromise On
A Property, Not Just a Casino
Every amenity is built to a standard that would hold up as its own destination — the spa, the pool deck, and the dining rooms are not an afterthought to the gaming floor.
A Front Desk That Answers
Guests should never wait on hold to change a reservation or ask a question. Our front desk and reservations line are staffed around the calendar, not just peak season.
A Local Sense of Place
From the dining menus to the spa's botanicals, we build the resort experience around the Gulf Coast itself, not a generic template that could sit in any city.
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Meet the leadership and concierge team behind the day-to-day resort experience.