Some places you stay. This one you remember.
Tucked just off Government Street, Peaceful Pearl puts you right in the sweet spot of Ocean Springs. Walk to the Crawfish House, catch live music at the Juke Joint, or stroll through one of the many festivals that make this charming Mississippi Gulf Coast town so special. You're close to all the action but just outside the blocked-off festival zones, making it easy to come and go without fighting the crowds or hunting for parking.
Inside, you'll find a cozy, comfortable hideaway with a simple layout designed for an easygoing stay. With one queen bed and a pull-out sofa, it's a great fit for couples, solo travelers, or anyone looking for a peaceful weekend getaway, festival stay, beach-town escape, or work-from-anywhere visit. Enjoy the convenience of being within walking distance of local shopping, dining, downtown attractions, and the Gulf Coast.
We also have a limited number of golf carts available for private rental to our guests, so you can cruise around town and enjoy the local shops, restaurants, parks, and waterfront.
Whether you're here for a festival, a beach escape, or a slower change of scenery, Peaceful Pearl offers the perfect blend of location, convenience, and small-town charm.
Sleeping Arrangements
One queen bed
One sofa pull-out bed
Guest Access
Guests have access to the entire home.
Communication
For the quickest response, please message us through the app. Additional contact numbers and email addresses are provided in your welcome guide.
A Few Things to Know Before You Book
Train noise: The cottage is located near a railroad track as you enter downtown Ocean Springs. Passing trains can be heard throughout downtown, so please keep this in mind if you're a light sleeper.
Nearby nightlife: Live music venues and nightclubs are located nearby, adding to the lively downtown atmosphere. Some noise may be heard, especially on weekends and during festivals.
Seasonal termites: Occasionally, swarms of termites can be difficult to keep out of the cottage, generally during the month of May. They are typically harmless and die quickly, but their presence can be annoying or startling. This is an occasional seasonal occurrence and is worth knowing about if you're planning a spring visit.