Beau Rivage Resort & Casino
Beau Rivage Resort & Casino is a beacon of entertainment in the Gulf Coast. It’s home to 1,740 guest rooms and suites, 10 restaurants, four lounges, 12 retail venues, a spa, waterfront pool with cabanas and a full convention center and a Tom Fazio-designed championship golf course.
The massive atrium and lobby is
accented with well-manicured flowers and plants. With 95 luxury suites that
book up quickly, planning ahead for a resort vacation is recommended.
An entertainment hot spot on the coast, the
Beau Rivage Theatre features a $3 million sound and lighting system and
performers from Tony Bennett to B.B. King have held court at the resort. The
casino is also a major draw to the property, and offers a high-roller salon,
which functions as a casino within a casino, including baccarat and a
high-limit slot room, as well as around-the-clock concierge service.
- Bring your clubs: the hotel’s gorgeous Fallen Oak is one of the country’s
best golf courses.
- The main attraction at Beau Rivage is entertainment. Gamble in the 85,000-square-foot
casino, catch big-name acts in the 1,550-seat theater or get pampered in the 20,000-square-foot
spa and salon.
- The Forbes Travel Guide Recommended hotel's indoor spa solarium off the pool
and cabana area is great for relaxing and recuperating, even on days when the
clouds roll in.
- The design style is classic Southern charm. The towering indoor arboretum
features a specially lit skylight emphasizing the floral theme with
chrysanthemums, begonias, blooming azaleas, ornamental peppers, hydrangeas and
more accenting the lobby.
- Sink into a succulent steak at BR Prime or pan-Asian cuisine at Jia. The fine-dining restaurants are the best places to eat in the resort.
- The best time to visit Beau Rivage Resort & Casino is early fall, when
the height of tourist season has slowed down and the weather is still ideal for
a resort vacation.
- If you have kids with you, there’s an arcade in the promenade at Beau
Rivage.
- The 1,740 guest rooms and suites in Beau Rivage Resort & Casino are
decorated in a sumptuous classic style.
- Original artwork adorns the walls, and guest rooms offer views of the Gulf
of Mexico.
- Amenities include pillow-top mattresses and triple sheeting in rooms
decorated with hand-finished wood and marble vanities and flat-screen
televisions.
- Suites include soaking tubs as well as stand-alone showers, lavish window
treatments and canopies.
- Rooms at the luxury hotel are outfitted in warm
gold and cream tones.
- BR
Prime is the resort's signature steak and seafood restaurant. Be sure to
order the Forbes Travel Guide Recommended steakhouse’s starters, which have a
local touch, like the New Orleans seafood gumbo.
- The Forbes Travel Guide Recommended Jia
offers contemporary Asian cuisine with soup, noodles and regional specialties
inspired by dishes from Thailand to Hong Kong.
- Stalla delivers classic Italian comfort food classics. Indulge in lobster
ravioli, lasagna and brick-oven pizza.
- Taste the gulf’s fresh seafood at Coast, which does casual dining during the
day and transitions into a nightclub as the lights go down. Pair the Seafood
Explosion (fried green tomatoes, blue crab stuffing, blackened shrimp and
crawfish) with more than 40 craft beers.
- Open 24 hours, The Terrace Café gives you American bistro fare any time you
want it, and The Buffet is teeming with options.
