Moss Point Vacations

We stayed at the hotel one night in early November. Since this time is considered off-season, most of the things you would want to enjoy about the hotel are closed: the pool, the pool bar, the water park, etc. However, even as senior adults without any children traveling with us, we were charged an activity fee and given bracelets to play miniature golf. The bracelets, of course, went unused. The information card we received said the hotel serves breakfast, but it's difficult to get. You go to the counter in the deserted downstairs bar, and the sole attendant recites a mental list of things you can buy. There's no menu, no servers, and only one table of people eating. We passed on breakfast.

This condo was so convenient to the Peter Anderson festival grounds.