Natchez Bed & Breakfasts

Located in the heart of historic downtown, within walking distance of the river, Natchez Pilgrimage Tours office, convention center, antique and gift shops, and antebellum homes. Full breakfast included. Two floors of verandas, private planted courtyard. Circa 1840.

This Victorian townhouse in the Natchez historic district offers three guest rooms with private adjoining baths and one cottage with a full kitchen and two bedrooms. The rooms are decorated with country antiques and a full southern-style breakfast is served in the dining room each morning.

This 1835 historic home features two fully furnished suites which can sleep up to four people quipped with modern amenities. It is located three blocks from the Mississippi River and several restaurants and cafes are located nearby. Guests are offered a full country breakfast each morning.

This home is over 200 years old and sits among statuesque oak trees on beautiful grounds. Three spacious guest rooms and suites are available with private, renovated baths and many modern conveniences. A full southern-style breakfast is served on the veranda and this is a popular venue for weddings and other private parties.

This historic colonial revival home, circa 1904, features three private guest rooms with baths, decorated in period antiques. A hot breakfast is included in the room rate and children are welcome.

The Deveraux Shields House offers Natchez visitors Southern accommodation in a historic Queen Anne Victorian bed and breakfast conveniently located in the historic district of the city. The property, which as built in 1893, is listed on the National Historic Register for significant homes. Guests can opt for one of two guest rooms in the main house, or for one of four rooms in the 1873 Victorian Aunt Clara's Cottage. All rooms have ensuite facilities.

Another Padre's Inn offers bed and breakfast accommodation in guest quarters that are separate from the main house for extra privacy. The property is situated just a few blocks from downtown Natchez and features a private bath, satellite TV, complimentary wine, juices, bottled water, and soft drinks, as well as a continental breakfast that is served each morning and which guests may enjoy on the private balcony overlooking the swimming pool.

The Burn Bed and Breakfast is an 1830s property that blends Natchez history with 21st century comfort, meaning guests have full baths and flat-screen TVs to go along with the house's original dining table and china. Stays include a full Southern breakfast along with tours of the three-story mansion, which includes wine and hospitality. Rooms and suites have private baths, wireless Internet, cable TV and access to a full-size swimming pool.

Ravenna was built in the 1830s and was one of the first examples of residential Greek Revival designs to appear in Natchez. Today, guests can enjoy the property by staying in the poolside cottage, which boasts a king-size bed, fireplace and large living area, cable TV and wireless Internet, an all-granite shower, modern furnishings coupled with antique pieces and kitchenette and laundry facilities. Breakfast and a tour of Ravenna's main floor included with stay. Outdoor pool and informal gardens available to guests.

Rising Sun Bed and Breakfast is situated in the heart of Natchez and takes its name from its decor, which consists mostly of fine Oriental jade and ivory. Guests can enjoy two beautifully appointed rooms in a completely restored 1890 Queen Anne home with amenities such as wireless Internet, satellite TV, in-room refrigerators and microwaves, common rooms and off-street parking. Two choices of breakfast are offered - a light breakfast enjoyed in the guest room or a full breakfast at the Natchez Eola Hotel or Natchez Coffee Shop. Special rates available for extended or corporate stays.

Situated a 10-minute drive from Natchez, Elgin Plantation offers visitors overnight bed and breakfast accommodation in the property's 1853 kitchen quarters, which have been converted into a guest house with three bedrooms, two and a half baths, a living room, dining room and kitchen. Stays include a full Southern breakfast and a tour of the main house.

Linden Bed and Breakfast is a southern mansion dating to the 1790s, making it one of the oldest, most historic antebellum homes on tour in Natchez. The house features six guest rooms, each with a private bathroom, cable TV, wireless Internet and a full tester bed, and breakfast includes a first cup of coffee on the back gallery and breakfast in the formal dining room. After breakfast, guests are treated to a tour of the house and property, which has been featured in several regional and national publications.

USD $112 - $150 — The Joseph Newman Stone House is a unique Natchez bed and breakfast inn distinct for its antebellum origins as a private billiard hall built in the style of a Greek temple, as well as for its rare pocket doors with ornamental glass work. Built in the 1850s, the home, which is also a Fall Pilgrimage Tour House, features a master guest room and a cottage, along with full Southern breakfasts served in the formal dining room on antique china, complimentary wine and live piano entertainment offered in the Antebellum Music Room, and billiards and other entertainment available in the Antebellum Billiard Hall.

Magnolia Vale is situated on the site of Learned's Mill, the oldest cypress mill in the South, and offers two picturesque self-contained guest cottages with luxurious furnishings, kitchens, HDTV and Internet access. Continental breakfast, including including muffins, fruit, coffee, and juices are stocked at each cottage, as well as bottled water and soft drinks. Swimming pool on-site.

Natchez visitors wanting to stay in historic antebellum accommodation can choose a bed and breakfast room at the Cedars Plantation. The property offers four guest rooms that feature luxurious furnishings, fireplaces, refrigerators, TVs and private baths, along with a communal gallery, finely appointed parlors, a swimming pool, wireless Internet, acres of grounds and ponds. Full Southern breakfast included.

The historic Oak Hill Inn Bed and Breakfast was built shortly after 1835 and exhibits both Federal and Greek revival styles of architecture with a formal parlor, dining room and a generous central hallway. The property, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, won an award for its restoration work and offers three guest rooms with homemade gourmet breakfasts. Amenities include wireless Internet, satellite TV and covered parking.

Aunt Clara's Cottage is part of the Deveraux Shields House property and offers bed and breakfast accommodation in an 1873 Victorian cottage. Amenities include guest rooms with private bathrooms and pine floors, a large veranda and ample sitting areas, as well as a breakfast room that doubles as a meeting room for socializing, reading, games, business conferences and retreats for up to 30.

Named for the spacious walkway between Main and Franklin Streets, Locust Alley Bed and Breakfast is a modern suite in a historic building. In addition to a walled courtyard, guests have the added convenience of being literally steps away from Natchez's shopping, antiques, and historic sites.

Built in the 1770s, Hope Farm was once the home of the Spanish Governor and offers bed and breakfast accommodation on 15 acres (6 ha) in the heart of Natchez's historic district. Visitors can choose from four rooms, each of which can accommodate three to four guests and are treated to a full Southern breakfast and a private tour of the home. Gardens also available for guest use.