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IP Casino Biloxi Map

IP Casino Resort Spa is a Boyd Gaming resort on the Back Bay side of Biloxi, set where Interstate 110 drops down to the water beside Boomtown. Its gaming floor runs about 70,000 square feet under a 32 story hotel tower, a landmark on the bay, with close to 1,900 slots, a full table games pit, a non smoking poker room, and the IP Sportsbook. The minimum age to gamble is 21. This IP Casino Biloxi map walks through where it sits and how the floor is organized.

Where it is and how it is laid out

The IP sits on the Back Bay, the bay side of Biloxi, rather than the Gulf beachfront. It stands at the foot of Interstate 110, the spur that drops from I-10 across the Back Bay into the city, with Boomtown Casino its neighbor a short way east along the water. The address is 850 Bayview Ave, a few minutes north of the Highway 90 beach resorts, and the 32 story tower is visible from much of the bay and from the I-110 bridge.

The property reads as a single large building. The casino floor sits at ground level, with the 32 story hotel tower rising above it and the spa, restaurants, and entertainment venue arranged around the gaming. A self park garage and surface lots wrap the building, with valet at the main entrance. The floor map below shows how the pieces fit; treat it as an orientation aid, not an exact plan.

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Verified On the Back Bay in Biloxi, at the foot of Interstate 110 beside Boomtown.


Floor map How the floor is organized

Floor map Simplified schematic · orientation aid
Simplified floor map of IP Casino Resort Spa showing the main slot floor, the table games pit, the poker room, the sportsbook, the hotel tower, dining, the spa, entrances, and parking.

Schematic A simplified original orientation aid, not the property's exact floor plan. Areas are shown in approximate relation, not to scale.

What is on the floor

Slots and video poker

The bulk of the floor, close to 1,900 machines in denominations from a penny up, spread across the main gaming hall under the tower.

Table games

A full pit with blackjack, baccarat and midi baccarat, craps, roulette, and the carnival games like three card and four card poker, Let It Ride, and Pai Gow.

Poker room

A dedicated non smoking poker room with around ten tables, set off from the main floor.

Sportsbook

The IP Sportsbook takes bets on the major sports, with on property mobile betting allowed inside the casino.

Dining

Several restaurants, from quick counters to fine dining, including the rooftop Thirty-Two, the Asian Tien, and the Italian Costa Cucina, plus a buffet and casual spots near the floor.

Hotel, spa, and events

The 32 story AAA Four Diamond tower, the Senses Spa and Salon, and an entertainment venue used for concerts and shows.


Practical info

Address
850 Bayview Ave, Biloxi, MS 39530, on the Back Bay at the foot of Interstate 110.
Getting there
Gulfport-Biloxi International (GPT) is about 20 minutes west. New Orleans is roughly 90 minutes by car along Interstate 10.
Minimum age
21 to gamble, statewide in Mississippi. Verify at the property before a visit.
Hours & parking
Gaming floor runs 24/7. Free self-parking in the garage and surface lots, plus valet at the main entrance.

From Imperial Palace to the IP

The property opened in 1997 as the Imperial Palace Biloxi, a sister to the Imperial Palace on the Las Vegas Strip. After Hurricane Katrina struck the coast in 2005 it reopened under a new name, the IP Casino Resort Spa, dropping the Las Vegas connection. Boyd Gaming bought the IP in 2011 and runs it today as part of its national group, which is why the property carries the B Connected players program shared with Boyd’s other casinos. The 32 story tower that rises over the Back Bay dates from the original build and remains a landmark at the foot of Interstate 110.

The resort beyond the floor

The IP is a full resort rather than a gaming hall. The hotel tower holds more than a thousand rooms with a AAA Four Diamond rating, and the Senses Spa and Salon, a pool, and the fitness areas sit alongside. Dining runs from the rooftop Thirty-Two with bay views to the Italian Costa Cucina and the Asian Tien, plus a buffet and quicker options on the floor. The on site entertainment venue books touring concerts and comedy. For a visitor the draw is that the gaming, the rooms, the spa, and the restaurants are all under one roof on the quieter Back Bay side of Biloxi, away from the Highway 90 traffic.

IP Casino questions

Q. How big is the IP Casino in Biloxi?

The gaming floor runs about 70,000 square feet, with close to 1,900 slot and video poker machines and a full set of table games. The hotel is a 32 story tower with more than 1,000 rooms. Figures are dated May 2026, since counts shift.

Q. What games does IP Biloxi have?

Slots and video poker make up most of the floor, alongside blackjack, baccarat, craps, roulette, and the usual carnival games. There is a 10 table non smoking poker room and the IP Sportsbook for betting on major sports.

Q. What is the minimum age at IP Casino Biloxi?

21 to gamble, the legal casino age across Mississippi. Confirm at the venue, since policies can change.

Q. Is there a hotel at the IP Casino?

Yes, a 32 story tower with more than 1,000 rooms, rated AAA Four Diamond, plus the Senses Spa and Salon and several restaurants. It is the tallest tower on Point Cadet.

Q. Where is the IP Casino in Biloxi?

On the Back Bay at 850 Bayview Ave, at the foot of Interstate 110 where the spur crosses the bay into Biloxi, with Boomtown Casino as its neighbor just to the east. It sits a few minutes north of the Highway 90 beachfront rather than on the Gulf.

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How this page was verified

Editorial note

Reviewed by the CasinosMap editorial desk. Location, operator, the high-level floor organization, the hotel and amenities, and the age rule were checked against current authoritative sources, not prior knowledge. The floor map is an original simplified schematic, not a copy of any published floor plan, and is offered as an orientation aid. Gaming counts are dated and treated as a snapshot.

Sources

Last updated May 2026 Next scheduled review Aug 2026 Found an error? Request a correction