156 Camellia St, Biloxi, MS 39531

Welcome to The Sanctuary Biloxi at 156 Camellia St, where comfort, convenience, and coastal charm converge in perfect harmony. Nestled in a serene neighborhood... with effortless access to amenities, this property promises an exquisite living experience. Indulge in the spacious living areas, meticulously designed for relaxation and entertainment. Retreat to the comfortable bedrooms, where tranquility reigns supreme, and rejuvenate in the stylish bathrooms adorned with elegant fixtures and finishes. Step outside to discover a shared backyard oasis, a haven for leisure and relaxation.
Transform your stay into a world of fun and excitement with the game room, perfect for families, friends, and gamers of all ages. The apartment features outdoor furniture, air conditioning, a smart TV, a kitchenette, and access to a coin-based laundromat.
Free parking is available at the property for one car. Due to ongoing construction on Camellia Street, guests should park on the north side of the building in the designated parking spots directly next to the building. Small pets are allowed with a 25lb weight limit and a fee of $150 plus tax per pet.
Overall, The Sanctuary Biloxi presents an irresistible opportunity to embrace the quintessential coastal lifestyle in Biloxi, Mississippi. With its enchanting ambiance, modern amenities, and coveted location, this property stands as the epitome of comfort and convenience. Local attractions include Beauvoir, the Biloxi Lighthouse, Biloxi Shrimping Trip, Beach Boulevard, the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum, the Biloxi Visitors Center, the Walter Anderson Museum of Art, Ship Island Excursions, and Gulf Islands Waterpark.
Guests must be at least 21 years of age to make a reservation. A state identification card or driver's license copy will be requested upon booking. No smoking is allowed in the unit or on the balcony, and any violation of the smoking policy will incur a $200 fine plus cleaning costs necessary to remove smoke odors. No parties or events are allowed, and violators will be charged a $200 to $500 fine. Read More