Broadwater Casino in Biloxi
Biloxi Broadwater-Casino
With the right partner and financial conditions Roy Anderson III is confident the Broadwater Casino property in Biloxi will be developed.
Meanwhile, he asked the Biloxi Planning Commission Thursday for a two-year extension of plans for a mixed-use casino resort with a marina, entertainment district, convention hotel, retail and a signature golf course on the Broadwater property off Beach Boulevard.
The plan was initially approved by the city in October 2006 and extensions were granted in October 2007 and 2008. The Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend the City Council grant a two-year extension. The Broadwater casino will be right next to the Treasure Bay resort and casino, which is right down the street from the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino.
Written by admin on November 18th, 2009 with no comments.
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All the Casinos of Biloxi have an awesome top floor. With either a penthouse or a hot club. Here they are:
+ Beau Rivage Resort and Casino: Behind those floor-to-ceiling windows across the top of Beau Rivage are actually three floors of suites on floors 27 to 29, all with incredible views. The corner units are the opulent Beau Chene suites, where President Bill Clinton, Ringo Starr, Usher, Prince, Stevie Nicks, Cher, Brittany Spears, Eli and Peyton Manning, Muhammad Ali, Brett Favre and some of MGM Mirage’s best players have stayed. Perks include fresh flowers, in-room spa services, a treadmill for the dog and a private elevator from the VIP check-in to the top floor suites.
+ Grand Casino Biloxi: The 12th floor rooms are the most requested at Grand Casino Biloxi and hotel operations manager Chad Goss said, “We always reserve the best rooms and corner suites for our players.” The plush Presidential and Chairman’s suites are elegantly decorated and have phones in the bathrooms, a crystal chandelier over the dining room table and a grand piano that was recently used for an intimate wedding in the Chairman’s Suite.
+ Hard Rock Casino Biloxi: At the 12th floor Rise Lounge, guests can reserve the VIP area and enjoy preferential treatment. Rise opens at 9 p.m. as a lounge and becomes a nightclub as the night progresses. The bartenders pour lemon drop martinis and other artisan drinks while the DJ spins Top 100 tunes and lights keep pace with the music. Guests who step out onto the balcony for a breeze can see the lights of the passing boats on the Mississippi Sound.
Written by admin on November 4th, 2009 with no comments.
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