Red Carpet Inn, Biloxi

Their website claimed that they were brand new, but when we arrived, it was clearly not a new facility. In fact, it seems much more run down than one would expect of a hotel built since Katrina (2005). Upon arrival, there was a note at the front desk directing us to the hotel across the parking lot. We were finally assisted in checking in, and when we got to the room, there were stains on the rug, mold on the ceiling of the bathroom, and the room smelled stale. We spent 2 nights there, and on the way home, I started having red welts appear on my hands and forearms. I found out that I was covered in bed bug bites. If I had realized it earlier, I would have spoken to a manager before leaving. Oh, yeah - there was no one available at check out either. We just left the key and left. I cannot recommend this place to anyone and will not be returning.

The Red Carpet Inn off Exit 50 in Biloxi is new and extremely nice!! Other than having terriffic amenities, this hotel is one of the best so far, and the rates are ALWAYS fair and excellent. In the morning we ate waffles, bagles and toast. We even had a choice of three cereals and a juice bar. Even though we arrived late on the weekend, we recieved a rate of $59!! Everything was absolutly fantastic for such a LOW RATE!!! If you go anywhere else you will pay almost double and not get this luxury!!thanks!!

The red carpet inn on beach blvd. is gone. It got destroyed by the hurricane. There is now a red carpet inn off of exit 50 that is brand new and really nice.