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| 1 | Mississippi Bed and Breakfast Inns Monmouth Plantation Natchez Monmouth Plantation, a National Historic Landmark, is a small luxury inn featuring 30 beautifully appointed rooms and suites, each having modern conveniences such as a private bathrooms, televisions, and WIFI in each room. Built by John Hankinson in 1818, Monmouth was purchased by General John A. Quitman, a hero of the Mexican War, in 1826 and remained in his family for nearly a century. Click here for details |
| 2 | Mississippi Bed and Breakfast Inns Natchez Mississippi Bed and Breakfast at the Historic Stone House Natchez This unique Natchez bed and breakfast includes the Master Bedroom and a Cottage. A full Southern breakfast is served in The Dining Room. Complimentary wine and live piano entertainment are offered in The Antebellum Music Room, while The Antebellum Billiard Hall offers billiards and other entertainment to guests. Click here for details |
| 3 | Mississippi Bed and Breakfast Inns Historic Oak Hill Inn Bed & Breakfast Natchez Oak Hill was built shortly after 1835 as the residence of William A Beatty and his wife, and exhibits both Federal and Greek revival styles of architecture. The historic home is perfect for bed and breakfast, with its location in the heart of the downtown historic and garden district, just steps away from historic attractions. Click here for details |
| 4 | Mississippi Bed and Breakfast Inns Bluff Top A Natchez Bed & Breakfast Natchez Bluff Top Bed and Breakfast, an 1894 Queen Ann Victorian, welcomes you to a quiet spot in the Clifton Heights National Historic District of Natchez, Mississippi. The 19th-century furnishings collected in America and abroad complement the carefully restored Victorian home and its welcoming garden. Click here for details |
| 5 | Mississippi Bed and Breakfast Inns The Briars Bed & Breakfast Natchez xperience the charm and romance of a bygone era in a beautiful circa 1814-1818 bed & breakfast Inn located in historic Natchez, Mississippi. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places Voted "Best Secluded Bed and Breakfast" in Mississippi by the Mississippi Tourism Association, this Natchez bed and breakfast was the location of the wedding between Confederate president Jefferson Davis and Varina Howell on February 26, 1845. Click here for details |
| 6 | Mississippi Bed and Breakfast Inns Pleasant Hill Natchez Our fine and historic bed and breakfast is located just two blocks from the business and shopping district of downtown Natchez, Mississippi. Pleasant Hill is an excellent example of a well designed and executed city residence of the 1830's. A stay in our beautifully appointed bedrooms includes private bath, TV, a tour of the home, complimentary refreshments in our Tropical Sunroom, and a delightful casual breakfast to start your morning. Click here for details |
| 7 | Mississippi Bed and Breakfast Inns Locust Alley Bed & Breakfast Natchez Lies Locust Alley Bed and Breakfast, a wonderful suite of rooms nestled in the center of downtown. Locust Alley is actually a spacious walkway between Main and Franklin Streets. Here you'll find the doorway to our high-walled courtyard. Once inside, climb the stairs to the Bohemian comfort and welcome privacy of our Natchez bed and breakfast suite. Click here for details |
| 8 | Mississippi Bed and Breakfast Inns Glenfield Plantation Bed and Breakfast Natchez Welcome to Glenfield Plantation which still sits on the original, 150-acre Spanish land grant. Our English Gothic home is on the National Register of Historic Places. The rear wing of our house dates from 1778 to 1812, while the main portion is circa 1845. Glenfield saw one of the few Civil War skirmishes in the Natchez area, and she's got the bullet holes to prove it! The location of our home lends itself to privacy while being convenient to downtown Natchez, Mississippi, and the mighty Mississippi River. Click here for details |
| 9 | Mississippi Bed and Breakfast Inns The Burn Bed and Breakfast Natchez For the authentic experience of historic Natchez, the accommodations at The Burn are the perfect place. Each of our rooms is lovingly, painstakingly created to match the home at the height of its splendor. And they all come with the latest in 21st century comfort. Full baths. Heating and air conditioning. Click here for details |
| 10 | Mississippi Bed and Breakfast Inns Elgin Plantation Bed and Breakfast Natchez Built from 1792 to 1855, this was the home of a pioneer horticulturist of antebellum Natchez, Dr. John Carmichael Jenkins. In 1853, entries in his diary describe the building of the "new house" being built at the rear of Elgin. This two-storied brick building is now the bed and breakfast guest house with three bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, living room, dining room, and kitchen. Click here for details |
| 11 | Mississippi Bed and Breakfast Inns Bisland House Bed and Breakfast Natchez Circa 1904 Colonial Revival Home of Hulda Rawle Bisland, Granddaughter of Frederick Stanton of Stanton Hall, and her husband, Douglas Starke Bisland. Tastefully decorated with period Antiques, 12 foot ceilings throughout. Located in Natchez Downtown Historic District. On the National Register of Historic Places. Click here for details |
| 12 | Mississippi Bed and Breakfast Inns The Victorian B&B Natchez The Victorian Bed and Breakfast is a full service b&b. We offer sleeping accommodations that all have private baths. We serve a continental breakfast each morning. We also provide our guests with complimentary soda, water and ice in our Butler's Pantry. The Victorian is located in the Upper Historic District of Natchez. Click here for details |
| 13 | Mississippi Bed and Breakfast Inns Another Padre\'s Inn Natchez The accommodations themselves are separate from the main house for extra privacy. Our comfortable bed and breakfast sits on a quiet acre that's only a few blocks from downtown Natchez! That means you're close to business, shopping, restaurants, and antiques. In fact, a mere 7 block stroll will take you all the way to the bluff overlooking the Mississippi River. Click here for details |