The White House Hotel

Gorgeous, elegant, and timeless. The White House Hotel was the perfect setting for a special Thanksgiving dinner with my Mama. We didn’t stay at the hotel, but visited the grounds and the restaurant. Every detail felt thoughtful and upscale. Cora delivered a wonderful holiday experience. Even during a busy service, our server was attentive, warm, and perfectly paced. The Thanksgiving meal was exceptional, beautifully seasoned and plated, and the Blueberry Bliss cocktail was delicious. The restaurant and bar strike that rare balance of sophistication and comfort, with rich ambiance, soft lighting, and an inviting atmosphere that made my mom feel truly celebrated. This was a memorable evening all around. Highly recommend for anyone who appreciates elevated dining and a touch of Southern charm. This would also make a very special wedding venue.

We came during cruise week (not intentionally) so I paid a steep price for the room, $100 more than I saw on the internet. Person checking me in didn't care about that. Room was decent, not large, bed very comfortable, quiet I didn't hear other people at all. There was free coffee at the bar, you pay for breakfast and there is a restaurant. The pool is fantastic. We did go swimming and it was the most awesome pool. Historic pictures up and down hallway of the Historic property. Advice would be get some postcards made of some of those pictures and leave in the room. There was no paper, pen or any other local information. I will stay there again but will never pay $380 for a Wednesday night.

I had a truly wonderful stay at the White House Hotel in Biloxi this weekend. I booked this hotel because I’ve admired the building for years while vacationing on the Coast, and finally experiencing it from the inside exceeded every expectation. The White House Hotel is rich with history, originally built in the late 1800s as a private residence before later becoming hotel. That layered history is something you feel the moment you step onto the property. The exterior is wonderfully nostalgic—its expansive porch, grand entrance doors, and classic Southern architecture are reminiscent of days gone by. Inside, the past blends seamlessly with the present. The interior is modern and opulent, yet respectful of its roots. Walking through the hotel feels like breathing in the ghosts of the past—you can almost close your eyes and imagine dignified families arriving for long stays, dressed in their finest, during a different era. If your heart leans toward nostalgia, this is a place you absolutely should not miss. I intentionally chose to stay in the original, historic portion of the hotel rather than the newer building behind it. While the space has been thoughtfully renovated for modern comfort, many original elements remain and add to its charm. My room was spacious and inviting. The third-floor terrace seating area is large yet cozy, and the first-floor common seating area is simply gorgeous—perfect for relaxing and soaking in the atmosphere. Although we had other plans and didn’t dine in the restaurant, I did walk through and take in the beautiful décor, which alone made me want to return for a meal next time. For complete honesty, the mattress was not the most comfortable I’ve ever slept on—but that was not the deciding factor for me. I chose this hotel to experience a piece of Southern coastal charm, history, and elegance, and in that regard, it delivered beautifully. Don’t miss your opportunity to experience this grand old lady turned hotel. Be sure to read the history of how she became the living historical entity she is today. On my next visit, I plan to book the newer building just to experience the contrast between old and new. This hotel is more than a place to stay—it’s an experience.

Beautiful Hotel, But Missed the Historic Charm – Stuck in the New Building Full of Disappointment We chose the White House Hotel specifically for its historic appeal and reputation as Biloxi's "Grande Dame of the Coast." The property itself is stunning from the outside, with that classic Southern elegance, great location across from the beach, and spotless common areas. The staff was friendly, and everything felt well-maintained. However, we were disappointed to be placed in the new building, which is located across the parking lot and don't even share the same lobby. It feels like a completely different hotel from the original historic building. The room was modern and very clean—no complaints there—with a gorgeous bathroom and high ceilings. But it came across as sterile and impersonal, more like a standard chain hotel than the charming, character-filled boutique experience we were hoping for. Other minor issues: the shower had noticeably low water pressure, and worst of all, a smoke detector blinked throughout the night, making it hard to get a good rest (not sure if it was a low battery or system glitch, but it was frustrating). Overall, the White House is a nice property with a lot going for it, especially if you're okay with the newer rooms. But if you're booking for the historic vibe, I'd recommend specifically requesting (and confirming) a room in the original building to avoid the more generic feel of the new building.

We wanted to like this place. Parking was a nightmare due to a wedding happening. Finally got up to our room and it was like walking into a musty closet. The small air purifier on the ledge by the outdated TV shows that they know the room is musty too. The outdated TV has a failing backlight and it was too dark to comfortably watch. And forget about logging into your streaming services to enjoy your favorite content. The TV can't do that. The bed was the worst part of the experience. The pillows are so soft that they offer no support whatsoever, while the mattress is so overly firm. The combination was a night of tossing and turning trying to get comfortable, but ultimately having a lousy night of sleep. We will not be coming back to this hotel.

The room was very nice, though with marble everywhere in the bathrooms, some way to heat them would be nice. The water pressure in the shower was terrible, and it didn't get hot enough. The lady at the front desk was a little snippy with us at check-in, and they wouldn't bring us a luggage cart for us to bring our belongings to check out. The walls are much thinner than I was expecting, and it sounded like a bowling alley upstairs...

We stayed one night at the White House Hotel and absolutely loved it! The property is stunning and does a wonderful job preserving its historic beauty while still feeling fresh and inviting. Everything was clean, comfortable, and well cared for. It’s also very family-friendly, which made our stay even better. We’d definitely go back again the next time we’re in Biloxi!

I sat at the bar last night and had the most amazing time. The bartender, Kat, was incredible! She was so full of personality and just a joy to talk to! Kat made me amazing drinks all night. I highly recommend going to the bar at The White House to see Kat! You will not be disappointed!

I sat at the bar last night and had the most amazing time. The bartender, Kat, was incredible! She was so full of personality and just a joy to talk to! Kat made me amazing drinks all night. I highly recommend going to the bar at The White House to see Kat! You will not be disappointed!

We love this place! Great historic hotel my wife found. It's right across from the Gulf. Gorgeous! The front desk staff is magnificent! We arrived early and they took care of us. Housekeeping is fantastic. Lovely, big, clean rooms. We stayed in a sweet suite. Great bar in the lobby. Nice restaurant. I'd come back for sure.

Staying here left me sleep deprived. While the hotel rate was affordable through Expedia and it's location by the beach is nice there were two major issues: 1. The hotel has music playing all night long in the hallways that you can hear in your room. Made it hard to fall asleep. I asked twice if they could turn the music off at night and they said many people complained about it but management refused to turn it off. 2. The room AC units in their new building seem to run on some sort of water system that makes a flapping paper sound when running. Also made it hard to sleep. In addition, the room was ill equipped with accessible outlets to charge phones, laptops, etc.

We've stayed at the White House hotel many times! Room 114 is probably haunted as the toilet flushes all by itself. Highly recommend the meat/cheese plate at the bar for dinner with a nice cocktail. For breakfast we love the croissant with egg and bacon!

I love this hotel and stay here when I am in the area if I can. The beach is across the road. The restaurant and bar are very good.

Great historic building. Enjoyed both bartenders where meals were served - the restaurant was under renovation. Nice pool beach view across the street.

Until they open the new addition, I would avoid staying in the main building. It is in desperate need of an update! Obviously, others think so too because when we recently stayed there there were very few people & it was a holiday weekend. They do have a great staff!

I'm not understanding the hype. I was super excited to stay because I had heard such good things. First of all, we booked and had to cancel to rebook, no fault of the hotel, but the process to do that maddening. I spoke to 3 different people, all of which couldn't help me. I'm guessing reservations are through a 3rd party even when booking on their site. I was finally able to get someone at their front desk and was able to get my reservation corrected. If you are not a member of active military, AAA, AARP, expect to pay a lot more. That was fine considering I was expecting a boutique type luxury room. However, that was not what I got. The room had a college dorm feel. No furniture except a bed, an office chair and a couple stools. Along one wall was just a big shelf. The light from the outside parking lot shined through the room all night, there were no curtains that blocked light. For $700 for 2 nights, I really expected more.

I can't adequately express how much I enjoy staying here. This is my go-to hotel on the MS gulf coast. And a Mardi Gras parade tomorrow about 1/2 mile away. Laissez les bons temps rouler!

Yes!!! Stay here if you like swanky but historic!!! Staff is super sweet, grounds are amazing, room is clean & large bathroom. We had a gulf view king suite room-great! We did eat dinner at Cora's the restaurant on the property. It's was a great experience too.

Good food and service was even better. I will go again and again. Also has a cute bar at front great for meeting up with a friend

Amazing workers amazing people room is very clean by very calm restaurant host Crystal. Best host I've ever experienced would definitely recommend to go to the restaurant and the hotel.

We stayed here over Memorial Day weekend. What a gem!! This cost was the same as the other hotels in the area but we opted for this boutique hotel since it was right across from the beach and has a pool and nice bar/restaurant. We LOVED it. The staff were super friendly and accommodating. The hotel is gorgeous. We walked across the road to the beach on one day and had the area to ourselves which was perfect for our 4 year old and her first trip to the beach. We spent the next day at the pool. It was uncrowded and there were chairs and umbrellas. We will definitely be staying here again! Because it's more of a boutique hotel there is no refrigerator in the room. There is a vending machine for drinks and snacks. The bar is nice and the restaurant (Cora's) was unbelievably delicious. We had friends meet us for dinner and we had a babysitter in the room. This was perfect for spending time with friends and having our child closeby. We ordered Domino's which delivered to the hotel lobby. Parking is easy and plentiful as well! The hotel is a short drive from great restaurants.

Beautiful old world charming hotel across from a lovely beach. Nice active bar and Cora restaurant is good! Had dinner Saturday night and Sunday brunch. Ask for room in the front. Our view out the back was not the best. But they were willing to move us for Sunday/night.

Disappointed! We had a room at The White House so we could celebrate a friend's birthday. The lobby was nice, but the room was not decorated well at all. We had a corner room and the view from the windows was wonderful, but every window was dirty on both the outside and inside the room. There was one picture on all of the walls. The bathroom floor baseboards had a layer of dirt on them. They had large headboards that reached to the ceiling, but they didn't paint the ceiling all the way around. There were no plugs around the sides of the beds and the few plugs in the room had cords stretched across the walls to reach them. Was the hotel in a beautiful setting? Absolutely! Was the hotel beautiful? Absolutely not. Was it worth the $250+ rate? No way.

Loved the place! We had drinks and BBQ shrimp at the bar. Great service, ambience and decent food. Greats drinks as well! We vote yes!

I LOVE LOVE LOVED IT!!! This hotel is top notch. The moment you walk in you're greeted but extremely friendly customer service and the best smell. Hotel smells like an aromatherapy candle. The rooms were very clean. That's hard to find these days! Every employee I ran into was kind, friendly, helpful, and personable. The beach is across the street from the hotel, literally. If you're not into a smoky casino, run down vibe... come here! My girlfriend and I ate at the hotel restaurant as well. It's definitely worth the money and stay! We will definitely be back!

Loved our stay here. Beautiful historic grounds, very clean room, comfortable bed, and lovely staff.

Had the pleasure of visiting this restaurant during my stay in Biloxi for a weekend. The Sunday brunch was very good as I had the French toast side of bacon and girl grits. The hickory smoked bacon was sooooo delicious the best I've ever eaten. I loved the posh vibes and intimate table scenery where curtains could be pulled for privacy. It wasn't so private though our neighboring guests joined our convo but it was funny lol. I can't wait to visit again!

We liked this hotel a lot, but the furnishings were way more modern than we expected!

We had a lovely stay while attending rock concert at collisium. Room was perfect for one night stay. Everyone has been really nice. We recommend the house seafood omelette. So good. Great bloody Mary by David, bartender. Highly recommend.

Very noisy. Uncomfortable beds sheets that don't fit. Pillows suck, shower doesn't drain properly, can't stop up the sink to shave. I found a huge hairball in the shower drain.

Happy Easter Beautiful People. Hubby and I came to the Coast for some extra fun and peace. Ms . Fran and Ms. Michelle are amazing Managers. They go above and beyond for their Guests. Britany ,front desk are awesome. The Staff is always very inviting. This Hospilality always keep us as regulars . Of course, we will be back soon .

Beautiful hotel. Location is 10/10. The hospitality/accommodations? That's a different story... To start, I booked my room roughly 22 hours before check-in. I SPECIFICALLY asked for a bath tub in-unit, and I was told my room included this over the phone. Surprise! There wasn't a tub! This was not a big deal to me, so I left it alone. Over the phone during the reservation process, I was told I could call the front desk and order champagne and chocolate-covered strawberries to be delivered to our room. Upon arriving, I called the front desk to order said items. I was then told by some lady who had an UNACCEPTABLE attitude, that I was required to order them 48 hours prior to check in? Excuse me? I can make a batch of chocolate strawberries in a matter of minutes, with the exception of allowing them to cool in the refrigerator for 10 minutes. The bottles of champagne should be kept on-hand. So what was the issue? My only conclusion was that the laziness of the employees somehow surpassed management's oversight. On top of all of this, I was told my total for 2 nights (AFTER FEES AND TAXES) would be $424 and some change. They failed to mention the $100 incidental charge upon checking in. Penny pinchers. I would NOT recommend this hotel to anybody, unless you absolutely LOVE being lied to and/or empty promises! Forgot to mention, the shower in our room leaked water ALL OVER. There is water damage on the bottom of the bathroom door from the water leaking into the next room. This place needs to be TORN APART and COMPLETELY remodeled!!!

Beautiful decor and Fantastic meal! We had a NYE drink at the bar and bartenders were awesome! They were helping us select drinks before dinner. Dinner was top notch too. We had the Filet and blackened reddish. Brussels sprouts are a must! Service was excellent and all servers assisted us with meal, drinks, refills, etc. if you are in town this is a must visit so don't miss the opportunity! The banana foster beignet was icing on the cake!

This is a stand alone not a chain. It was once 2 huge colonial houses that have been joined together adding rooms. Staff super nice and I just enjoyed the experience.

So, so disappointed in my Mother's Day meal! I drove over two hours to come and eat here. I knew it was a buffet, but had no idea it would be a breakfast buffet with one vegetable and two meats for lunch added. I actually thought they would have some of their specialty items on the buffet with it being a special occasion. I've eaten here many times before when I lived on the coast and actually had some special dinners and luncheons here, but what a huge disappointment it was for Mother's Day today! Bottom line, check out any buffer before hand and leave if it's not up to your standards or liking. We should have done that.

The exterior and foyer of The White House Hotel was beautiful. However, on check-in, the receptionist was not warm at all. In room, there was an uncomfortable bed with bad view. Judging from sound and feel, it seemed like there was some sort of plastic covering on the mattress. Also there was an off-putting, stagnant smell. Downstairs the bar service was mediocre and slow, although the bartenders were at least cordial and apologetic. Despite being hotel guests, we were denied seating at Cora's Restaurant without a reservation even though the dining room was visibly 90% empty. Overall, the hotel itself does not match its exterior impression. On a positive note, the food at Cora's (bar seating) and bar cocktails were decent, and the room service was accommodating.

I stayed here overnight on a business trip. From check-in, to my room, to dining at Cora's, I had a wonderful experience. Excellent hospitality and great food! The complimentary coffee in the morning is delicious as well. Although my room did not have a view of the water, it looks like the room was newly renovated. Nice, cushy area rug, love the shower door and the bed was very comfortable. Thank you, White House Hotel staff for making my first stay in Mississippi a warm and welcome one (especially considering the current deep freeze weather circumstances).

Currently checked in. Handicapped. Parked in handicap zone. No one to help with luggage or luggage cart. This is available at front of building up a flight of stairs. Room has only 2 outlets for phones and iPad and only on 1 side of bed. Had to maneuver down long hallway to find an elevator and then an elevator to 4 th floor and room all by itself in a corner. Again, good for a person who doesn't have full use of a right leg. Desk clerk very young & totally unsympathetic or just didn't care. All this for close to $400/ night.

I am a seasoned traveler and was in town for work. The White House was an option in Concur, so I took it. The parking was great and the check-in was seamless. When I checked into my room and was sent a text asking if everything was ok. I complained about the view of the air conditioner. Then something hit me. I was so used to staying in the typical big box hotel that I never even looked around. So I got out and wandered a bit. The place is immaculate, the bar staff was friendly, and the food was outstanding. I finished my day watching the sunset on the gulf while lounging in a chair overlooking the pool. It was absolutely perfect and I felt like a giant ass for complaining. Yes, I have seen nicer rooms with better views. However, the total package is hard to beat.

Had a lovely weekend stay occasioned by a Howard Jones concert at a nearby casino. We wanted to stay away from the crowds and cigarette smoke, and I'm sure glad we did, because the White House was lovely! It's a glorious stately building that dates to the late 1800s, but is nicely renovated, clean, fresh and comfortable, surrounded by glorious old oaks. Cora's, the on-site restaurant, is terrific, and the bar is lovely. The pool has a glorious view of the ocean - the beach is 50 yards away across the beach road. Upstairs there is a wonderful deck where we brought cocktails and sat for a perfect view of the ocean. Our bed was GLORIOUSLY comfortable. Tip: Because this is an antique building, all of the rooms are different in size, shape and amenities. If you need a mini fridge, or a microwave, or a desk or chest of drawers, be sure to ask when you call, so that they can be sure to put you in a room that suits your needs.

It is hard for me to put into words how impressed we were by the White House Hotel in Biloxi. This is a really, really, really great hotel. The building and original hotel are about 100 years old. It was originally a boardinghouse, then a very fashionable Gulf-front hotel. About 30 years ago it was abandoned and sat vacant and in decay for decades. Then in 2005 that bitch Katrina blew in and did even further damage. Several years ago a local developer and some local restauranteurs spent an absolute fortune, and I'm sure a really long time, bringing the hotel and restaurant back to life. The hotel is outstanding. Really well done. First class. This was a labor of love. The bar is great. The restaurant is excellent. The rooms are wonderfully modern and fashionable. Service is attentive, friendly and outstanding. I want to extend a special thank you to Catherine at the front desk. She was wonderful. Stay away from the casino hotels. Treat yourself to a peaceful, wonderful place to drink, dine and rest. This is a simply outstanding hotel...

Great hotel in central location to everything. Rooms were clean and modern. There were weddings being held at the hotel both nights we stayed here but it didn't cause any issues with our stay... it actually added to the experience in my opinion. Will stay again if in the area.

We had an intimate wedding on Halloween for my daughter and son-in-law that couldn't have been more perfect. Jamie and Stephanie were very helpful and attentive. Our rooms were spotless and comfortable with all of the amenities,including the bathrobes which are often promised but seldom seen at other hotels. Food downstairs at Cora's restaurant was delicious with Chris, our server, providing professional service with just the right amount of humor and personality. We would recommend this venue and hotel.

Thanksgiving evening and there was quite a crowd... fortunately for my Mom & I, we just wanted a drink and Benji came to the rescue! He was so solicitous and kind and got us our drinks super quick! What a beautiful hotel and it was a lovely experience! My Mom said it was the best Margarita she has ever had! Thank you Benji!!!

The hotel is falling apart and the service is horrible. You can't open the blinds. You can't get clean sheets or towels because they are lazy and want to claim covid. Stay anywhere but here.

Outstanding, Amazing, and a damned fine cup of coffee! The White House Hotel's Sunday brunch was not only a great meal but a truly great experience. The Historic White House is a Biloxi Icon was renovated recently and they did a great job! The Sunday brunch was as much an e peri eve as it was a meal. The buffet style meal offered an interesting and eclectic collection of breakfast items and a great potato dish that had an interesting name...something like "hurricane" potato's or something like that! CLEARLY it was leftovers all mixed in to form an amalgam of potato's and assorted goodies, but it was fabulous!!! The service was very attentive and engaging and the decor and environment was very pleasant. Thoroughly enjoyed the experience and will definitely hit it again!!

This place was awsome! My wife and I did brunch this morning. Service was Awsome! Food was Awesome! And you get your money worth. Have to try.

The room price does not justify the nostalga of the hotel. Rooms are small and lack many of the amenities that most every hotel has. Examples - mini refrigerator, desssing table with adequate lighting for ladies to apply makeup. Bathroom is very small. No vanity at all. Very little closet space. Furniture is tattered and worn. Construction details are shotty at best. Shower doors do not close properly. Attention to detail was lacking.

thanksgiving brunch was fantastic. the food selections were very good. the smoked meats were out of this world. turkey, ham and brisket. my dessert was the homemade lemon pound cake and it was to die for. we will definitely be back next year

Are you interested in - a warm welcome? - a friendly, family-like atmosphere? - fancy interior? - cool design? - good music? - cozy beds and nice rooms? - a nice pool including a pool bar and a Jacuzzi? - reasonable rates? LOOK NO FURTHER. Here it is. White House Hotel is a boutique hotel I hope will be part of the Design Hotels Group in the future. They fathom good design, cool interior with friendly and warm staff feeling your every wish in a heartbeat. The rooms are very modern, adequately sized, modern bathroom and with shower. The pool is made in interesting shapes and bends, very old fashioned and welcoming. The restaurant is good with an italian touch. Sooner or later they will understand that the common official dinner in Italy is Anti-Pasti - Pasta (Primi) - Entree (Secondi) and Dolce. Thus, Primi is not the appetizer :-) We came for Biloxi, we didn't even know the hotel exist until we drove by. We will definitely return. It was a great stay. Thanks to everybody.

Wonderful historic boutique hotel! Our room was on the third floor- recommend you ask for the third floor if you stay. The third floor has a small bar in the lobby and a porch overlooking the Gulf with comfortable seating areas with gas fire pits. The pool also faces the Gulf and was a relaxing place to sit after dinner and watch the sun go down---and also has fire pits. The entire hotel was very clean--loved that there was no carpet. Stay was extremely friendly. One afternoon, we got caught in a quick thunderstorm while walking on the beach. The moment we stepped into the hotel, the staff were waiting with towels. Rooms were small but we say just bring smaller suitcases! Although bathrooms were small--we had a large walk-in shower. We dined at the restaurant a few times, including the bar area. The main lobby bar had a great selection of wine that was available by the ounce--so you could do somewhat of a wine tasting. Would definitely stay again.

Beautiful hotel inside and out. I want to stay here sometime. Their decor/furniture throughout hotel is retro/modern and very classy. The rooftop bar is open on Fridays and Saturdays and you can watch sunset from there on clear evenings.

Hubby an I did an overnight in Biloxi and stayed at The White House. The place oozes southern charm with some very contemporary touches. The common areas are wonderful and spacious. The bar in the main lobby is definitely a hot spot for locals to meet for cocktails after work. Frank and James were manning the scene and took great care of us. Be sure and visit the third floor terrace for incredible views. Our room was a gulf view King on the 2nd floor (210) and we were able to see the gardens and pool. The room was spacious with a couch and coffee table in front of the tv for cozy viewing. There is no carpet, just an area rug under the sofa, so pack your slippers. I loved the coffee maker and waters in the room. The bathroom was interesting featuring a huge shower but no counter space. My make up case stayed on the coffee table. That was really the only drawback for me. We had a wonderful view of the Gulf of Mexico from our bathroom. The hotel was clean and quiet! I appreciated the lack of smoke and the dinging of casino machines. This is a lovely property with excellent service from the staff. I would definitely stay here again! We dined at Cora's for breakfast and the food was perfect. Serving size is huge. I ended up packing up half of mine to go. One of the sweetest touches was the small coffee server left at the table . Nancy was our caring waitress and she really made the morning bright for us! Great parking Romantic nooks for couples all around the property Warm staff Great for couples - yes there were a few children with their parents, but not many. Relaxing atmosphere

I am a wedding photographer and shoot at a lot of venues.  This is by far one of the best.  The venue is picturesque and makes for lovely photos either inside or out.  The wedding coordinator (Stephanie) on location is organized, attentive and always pleasant.  She makes the couples, the guests and the wedding vendors all feel important and attended to.  I can not recommend this enough.

First off...This is a really nice hotel property. I am only here because the bartender working at the property should not be there. I understand the shortage of qualified applicants, but Tinisha was more worried about her nails than serving patrons at the bar. Management needs to step up and recognize the clientele and hire someone who fits the narrative...

Great boutique hotel right next to the water in Biloxi. It is part of the Choice Hotel chain but meant, I believe, to be their upscale option. The hotel grounds themselves are fantastic, especially the lobby and third flood deck. You should definitely check out the third floor and no doubt it gets jumping on the weekends. The view is wonderful. It was too cold for the pool but it definitely would be worth checking out in warmer weather. Everyone working there was friendly, especially the bartender Frank. No problems checking in and checking out and there was ample parking. My room must have been on the smaller side and I had a partial view of the water. Even though it was small than other rooms I have seen pictures of on yelp, it was larger than your average hotel room. I did not feel cramped at all. The bathroom was likewise sized well and the shower products offered were high end. There wasn't much room in the bathroom to place my toiletries and the closet was in the bathroom as well, but those were minor inconveniences. The shower was large and shower head strong and large. Bed was soft and comfy. All in all, no major complaints about the room but there was only one small piece of furnature to store my stuff (yes, I'm one of those that actually unpack). Overall the hotel is a tad pricy but I didn't feel like I necessarily overpaid too much, given the size of the room and bathroom and the amenities on the grounds. But still, it's a special occasion hotel, unless you're a daddy/mommy warbucks. Check it out sometime...you will be glad you did.

This is devastated the place to be in the evenings! They have happy from 4-6, as well as various drink specials throughout the week. I went on a Wednesday night with a group of friends, and we enjoyed half priced wine (that's available all day). We went during HH which was fun, but unfortunately we waited a very long time for our food. The pimento sandwich was good but a bit overwhelming, and the wings were the most basic I've ever seen. Thankfully they had a large seating area in the front where we could play a game, but they don't have servers so we had to walk up to the bar to order. May go back to try a different drink special.