Treasure Bay Casino and Hotel

10/15/09

Love the rooms

by maryanne72856 at Citysearch

My second favorite casino IP is number one. But, TB does give good comps and not a bad buffet liver and onions on tuesday and over 50 5 bucks for lunch plus tax.

crepes blueberry and strawberry sauce on breakfast menu it's a small buffet in morning but good.

staff is friendly and actually will talk to you.

the king size beds in rooms are fantastic we got a view over look the beach twice this time getting pool side. pool is heated and the den restaurant has the best chicken fingers and chicken wings are excellent.

we like to get 35 dollars of finger food and bring back to room and watch cable and enjoy.

maryanne

• Pros: easy parking
• Cons: upstairs for casino and food

06/10/04

Shiver your timbers at this fun, pirate-themed hotel.

by Contributor at Citysearch

The Scene
A Mississippi Gulf Coast setting, complete with legends of scalawags and buccaneers, provides the inspiration for this pirate-themed property. The hotel sits across from Treasure Bay Casino, which is housed Vegas-style in an 18th-century pirate ship and medieval fort. Guests get coupons for the casino and restaurants when they check in, and Silver Crew members (age 50-plus) enjoy benefits that include rate discounts.

The Details
The decor here is Spanish colonial in style, infused with lots of rich, jewel tones. Themed dining offers the opportunity to take a meal amid purple velvet chairs and leopard-print tabletops. Some tower rooms feature walls of windows overlooking the ship (and beach), while others look down on the two-tiered swimming pool. Additional accommodations include inn-style poolside rooms. The main draw here is entertainment, including karaoke in the Pirate's Den, live music at the casino's Scalawag's Showbar and a full complement of gaming. There is a courtesy shuttle to the casino.