Once you figure out your way around the campus it is very nice. The room was modern, clean, and comfortable. The location is also nice, close to activities in both Gulfport and Biloxi and right on the beach.

This facility is in the old VA campus in Gulfport. It was flooded at the time of Katrina, and the VA consolidated its services in their facility in Biloxi. It was hard for us to find since we were looking for a hotel, and the VA campus doesn't look at all like a hotel. Also, because of its original purpose, the buildings are all spread out, and it is a challenge to figure out how to get in and out. There was a lot of walking to do to get to our room, c. 100 yards.

Beautiful, great amenities!

The walls were SO THIN! And there was a screaming child next door to us! I was awake every 2 hours each night and up by 630 each morning! Worst part of our stay! Ice machine in our building didn’t work. The black haired lady at the sweet shack hated her job as well as a super young g bartender at the swim up pool and a red bearded bartender. They did not have the swim up bar staffed for the Saturday crowd, only 1 person. TABITHA, however, was AMAZING in helping us with our reservation and ensuring we were well taken care of.

This is our 2nd yr going. We loved it so much last year, that we had to return this yr, and there will be many years after that. The facility was so clean, and the staff were extremely helpful and kind. When you are a guest, you never have to leave, every thing is there. The lazy river, I have to say, is my favorite part. The food in the Cafe is delicious. This will be one of our yrly trips

There was nothing that I disliked.... I give it 100%

Clean and comfortable beds. Nice staff and like how there is a restaurant kinda like well mainly a bar…

Its a big facility almost like a college campus set up though so kind of awkward and we were way in the back and the office was in the front so one would have to drive to get to the office if needed, and it seemed a little awkward and an alone type feeling. kind of eerie in a way

No breakfast available

Better upkeep in hallways and around ice maker area. Maybe consider golf carts(with driver) from building to pool area/grounds. Lobby area didn't really have any info. or direction. Confused after leaving check in to room. The sign was missing # And for goodness sake do something about the walkway to the slide area!!!!Me and my 3 year old grandson burned the heck out of our feet because we didn't think we needed our shoes and being our first time we didn't know and didn't realize the water access at first. More shaded areas and seating for families. There were 7 adults, a 3 year old, a 18 month old and 2 month old, it would have been nice to have a table with umbrella to eat at.

It was very pretty and seemed modern. The property that the buildings were in are very pretty and I loves it being right across from the ocean front.

I didn’t like the bathroom vanity because the bottom Stuck out farther than the sink and we both stumped our toes a couple of times. Also the clothing rack was kind of weird with it being in the middle of the room by the coffee station and counter top. I’m guessing because there’s no closet they has to find a place to put the rack. A one night stay was fine but I think it would be inconvenient if it was a long stay.

The grounds are beautiful and well kept. The rooms are immaculate. The staff was helpful and courteous. They helped us by allowing us to check in early and loaned us a wheelchair for my husband. The outdoor fountain was lovely with lights and music.

There wasn’t any shade outdoors in the seating area closest to the hotel buildings. They should add umbrella tables . If you have difficulty walking a long way , when you book accommodations you need to request a room near an exit/entrance. If you plan to use the pool , prepare to walk or drive there. It isn’t close to the Centennial building.

They were able to accommodate our large party. Loved that the pool area was designed to be both adult and kid friendly. Also, with our party being there more than one day, we had the opportunity to try out both the breakfast at the hotel wine bar and Oasis Grill. Both places excelled at breakfast and the service was on point.

The last night of our stay, we had dinner at the Oasis Grill and the food was horrible. It was extremely salty and tasted frozen. On the plus side, the management did remove some of the items from our check.

This place was so lovely! The grounds were beautiful and the rooms clean and very spacious. I wish we could have stayed longer and that the weather would have cooperated with us enough to use the water park. Beaches in the area aren’t the greatest, but if you’re traveling to Gulfport, the Centennial Plaza is the place to stay.

The water park extraordinary. The children were amazed by the island of water slides. There were also water slides for older kids. The lazy river was my favorite. There was a beautiful pool. It was all well staffed with towels provided. The staff was friendly, kind and helpful. The campus was historical and beautiful. We enjoyed the fountain at night. The coffee was PJ’s, my New Orleans favorite.

The rooms have a refrigerator and coffee pot, but no microwave. Also the mattress was poor. The campus contained a few hotels. The water park was within the Oasis area. The walk to the pool and breakfast/lunch cafe was a slight inconvenience. The cafe/restaurants on the campus were a bit of a disappointment.