In fact, most looked absolutely miserable.

As I cruised around, there was not a single dealer/attendant with a smile. When I went down, it was quite busy with a lot of tables open. As for gambling, the urge struck me late Saturday afternoon. Room was nice, hotel staff were mostly great, pool area nice, and one bartender was exceptional but can’t recall his name. Not the level of service I expect paying over 300 night in Biloxi. Fortunately the matter was resolved, but required me to check in periodically to see if the room was ready versus them calling me when it was. I sat there dumbfounded beside my wife who has ALS and cannot walk and asked for the manager.

This would have been a five star experience if they hadn’t given the handicapped accessible room I booked to someone else then told me there were no resolutions as all accessible rooms were booked. I highly recommend that you visit this home if you are in the area, you will definitely learn something new even if you are already well versed in the Civil War. To purchase tickets, you can purchase them online or visit the museum gift shop and purchase them there. The tour lasted approximately thirty minutes. We spent about two hours here walking through the grounds and museum. The tour was of the main house only, you are able to walk through the museum/library and the rest of the grounds yourself. The grounds include the main house, two side houses, a library/museum, a huge garden area, a confederate cemetery, and many walking paths throughout the grounds. The tour guide was incredibly knowledgeable and very gregarious. The house is original but the two side houses were destroyed during Hurricane Katrina. We arrived just in time for the guided tour of the house and grounds and we were very glad that we did. This place is a beautiful piece of history.

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