
IP Casino Resort Spa
Best for big casino action, multiple signature restaurants, and large event/meeting needs.
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IP Casino Resort Spa is a large Back Bay casino resort with a full spa, multiple dining options, and extensive event space — good for travelers who want big-casino action plus a waterside pool. Palace Casino Resort is an established Biloxi casino-hotel with a beachfront location and a full-service spa — a fit for guests seeking a traditional local casino stay steps from the water.
Updated · about 0.8 km apart

Best for big casino action, multiple signature restaurants, and large event/meeting needs.

Best for guests who want a Biloxi beachfront location with a compact, established casino-hotel experience.
When IP Casino Resort Spa wins: choose IP if you want a larger casino floor, more on-site dining variety including an AAA Four Diamond steakhouse, bigger meeting and entertainment venues, and a prominent Back Bay address with a seasonal pool and cabanas.
When Palace Casino Resort wins: choose Palace if proximity to the beach and a more traditional, longtime Biloxi casino-hotel footprint are priorities, plus a smaller, easier-to-navigate property with a full-service spa and an on-site golf/driving-range offering nearby recreation.
Bottom line: both are solid Biloxi casino resorts. Pick IP for larger-scale gaming, dining, nightlife and event space; pick Palace for a beachfront stay with a familiar local casino-hotel feel.
| Category | IP Casino Resort Spa | Palace Casino Resort |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Large, high-energy casino resort with nightlife, theatre, and substantial meeting space. | Established local casino-hotel with a beachfront orientation and more compact footprint. |
| Location | Back Bay of Biloxi (850 Bayview Ave). | Point Cadet / Howard Ave beachfront area (158 Howard Ave). |
| Size (rooms) | 1,088 rooms; 32 floors. | 234 rooms. |
| Check-in age / access to casino | Check-in 21+; casino and casino restaurants restricted to guests 21+. | Check-in minimum age 21 (Palace accepts all ages in rooms but casino areas are 21+). |
| Pools | Seasonal outdoor pool (11th-floor garage deck) with beach-type entry, private cabanas, sundeck; guest-only access. | Outdoor pool on site; pool hoist available and wheelchair-accessible pool. |
| Restaurants & bars | 7–8 outlets including thirty-two (AAA Four Diamond steakhouse), tien (Asian fine dining), sports bar, 24/7 coffee bar, and seasonal pool dining. | 5 restaurants, 2 bars/lounges, and 1 coffee shop/cafe on-site. |
| Spa | Senses Spa & Salon with wet-area, day passes, and signature treatments (guests must be 18+ for spa services). | Full-service spa on-site; reservations required for treatments. |
| Casino | About a 70,000 sq ft casino with roughly 1,100–1,500 slots and 45–53 table games plus poker room; open 24/7. | Casino nearby with about 600 slot machines and 26 gaming tables; includes 1 VIP gaming room and sportsbook. |
| Meeting & event space | Over 41,000 sq ft of flexible event space including two large ballrooms and studio venues. | Meeting spaces and business center available; Palace lists meeting/banquet facilities (details in supplier listing). |
| Known for | Large gaming floor, AAA-rated signature restaurants (thirty-two, tien), studio A entertainment theatre and lively nightlife. | Beach access, golf driving range on site, long local presence and straightforward casino-hotel experience. |
IP sits on the Back Bay of Biloxi, within easy reach of downtown attractions and the Saenger Theatre.
IP is convenient for Back Bay waterfront views and proximity to Biloxi’s downtown venues.
Palace is located near Point Cadet on Howard Avenue with beach access and a beachfront orientation.
Palace is better if being steps from the beach or Point Cadet attractions matters most.
IP is a very large resort with over a thousand rooms across a 32-floor tower and a mix of renovated room categories.
IP offers a wide room inventory and high-rise waterside views; useful for groups and large events.
Palace is a mid-sized property with a set roster of standard and deluxe room types, many offering views.
Palace is a more compact hotel footprint with a variety of room types including view and jetted-tub options.
IP’s dining lineup emphasizes a mix of high-end and casual options with award-recognized signature restaurants.
IP is best if you want a broader range of dining styles including an upscale steakhouse and late-night options.
Palace offers multiple on-site dining outlets and bars sufficient for a self-contained stay.
Palace provides straightforward on-site dining and bar choices appropriate for most casino-hotel stays.
IP has a seasonal outdoor pool with resort-style features located on the 11th-floor parking deck.
IP’s pool is a resort amenity with cabanas and service but it’s seasonal and guest-only.
Palace lists one outdoor pool and has a beachfront position a short walk from its property.
Palace is the simpler option for guests prioritizing beach access plus an on-site pool.
IP combines Senses Spa & Salon and a fitness center with nightlife venues and an entertainment theatre.
IP mixes a full spa and active nightlife/entertainment lineup, good for guests who want both relaxation and evening shows.
Palace provides a full-service spa and more straightforward casino-hotel nightlife and gaming amenities.
Palace covers essential wellness services and casino nightlife without the large-scale entertainment venues found at IP.

IP — bigger casino floor, more slot machines and table games, 24/7 gaming and a poker room.

Palace — located near Point Cadet and Beach Boulevard for easy beach access.

IP — includes thirty-two (AAA Four Diamond) and tien (AAA Three Diamond) for upscale meals.

Palace — established local name with straightforward on-site dining and a smaller, easier-to-navigate property.
If casino size and variety matter, IP is the stronger pick with a much larger gaming floor and more slots/tables; Palace is smaller but still offers a full casino experience.
Palace is on the Howard Ave / Point Cadet corridor and is closer to the beach; IP sits on the Back Bay and requires a short drive to reach Biloxi Beach.
Yes. IP’s Senses Spa requires guests to be 18+ for treatments and spa wet-area access; Palace’s full-service spa also requires reservations (the supplier listing confirms spa services but does not list a published minimum age).
Neither property is adults-only for hotel stays, but both restrict casino-floor access to guests 21 and over; IP’s spa and fitness areas have age minimums for use.
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