Location: Natchez Bed and Breakfast Inns
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10 Top-Rated Bed and Breakfast Inns in Natchez, Mississippi
Natchez, the oldest settlement on the Mississippi River, has more antebellum houses than any other place in the United States. Many of these historic homes are open for tours. The friendly local people welcome visitors to their historic city with warm Southern charm. Tour the homes, the Grand Village of the Natchez and the Natchez Museum of African American History and Culture. Festivals and celebrations occur often throughout the year. For gamblers, the riverboat gaming experience is a fun and fascinating change from ordinary casinos. Active visitors will enjoy great golf, tennis, hiking, biking and fishing.
Things to do in Natchez
1. Garden Song Guest House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 164 reviews
GardenSong is a "must visit" destination in historic Natchez, MS. It was built in 1836 and features beautiful suites, all with private baths - just blocks from downtown and the mighty Mississippi River! Guests will enjoy full access to this historic property, including our lovely historic gardens.
Great location!
Reviewed By gildasassoWe stayed in the Clark gable room since they had three beds. It was ok, but needed some work.. the house is beautiful, but this room had some problems…No tv channels with news on…we watched old reruns of shark tank. The bathroom windows are almost impossible to open, so no ventilation..twin beds have mattresses than slide off the base…air con not efficient in front bedroom…..in room coffee maker only makes one cup…I think these are simple fixes.. We loved Ruth, our breakfast server.she is a delight! A real GEM! Good breakfast! Location fantastic, but quiet and lovely…outdoor porch only had two chairs, and we were three people, so we couldn’t use it…maybe an outdoor dining set in the garden would have been nice? Front door took three attempts. No room cleaning. We looked at all the rooms which looked more updated than the Clark gable room, so I would recommend those. But a nice stay never the less..
2. Devereaux Shields House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 462 reviews
Escape to a comfortable balance of peace, style, history and hospitality at our Natchez bed and breakfast conveniently located in the historic district of Natchez, Mississippi. Step into the past in 6 elegant rooms in our Victorian main house (2 Two-room suites) and charming Victorian Cottage (2 king and 2 queen rooms). All rooms can accommodate up to 4 guests, have private baths, great beds and a full Southern-style breakfast, free parking, free Internet, free 7/24 snacks & beverages and wine & cheese welcome receptions most afternoons. Enjoy Southern Hospitality at its Best – because it’s not what we do, it’s who we are.
Appreciation for fine architecture and people
Reviewed By edmM372XZI gained much appreciation and respect for the owner Ron, his love and commitment to keeping our architectural history not only alive but practically usable is the reason I’ll be back again to see more of this beautiful town and his collection of Bed and Breakfast’s. I can’t wait to come back, he goes to great lengths to make sure his guests have the best experience. His grace in dealing with our large family is refreshing and I hope others take their children to experience this beautiful place and people while learning all they can from our past.
3. The Riverboat Bed and Breakfast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 15 reviews
Our rooms offer the elegance, class and comfort you have been looking for. With our antique and southern motif, you're sure to enjoy any stay with us, whether you're here on business or for some fun. All of our rooms offer your own private bath, and the entire upstairs suite is available for couples traveling together! We're a two-minute walk from everything downtown, and only a couple of blocks from the Convention Center and one block from the Mighty Mississippi River.
Wonderful B&B with fantastic welcome and hosting
Reviewed By 930katecWhat a smashing place to stop and chill. Beautiful rooms in a quaint B&B right next to the mighty Mississippi. Hosted by wonderful Marybeth, we had a great stay and we’re treated to fabulous home cooked breakfast. Would definitely recommend
4. The Burn Luxury Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 196 reviews
Since 1978 this historic home has been one of the finest bed and breakfasts in Natchez , and it continues to be a central attraction for visitors who look for comfortable accommodations in a quiet, beautiful atmosphere. Online reservations available 24/7. Check in: 3-6 pm Check Out: 11am
Words can't even describe the beauty
Reviewed By wendelinec2022Visiting the Mississippi River was a childhood dream of mine. So picking the perfect place to complete that desire was important. The Burn Bed and Breakfast was that very place! I have never stayed at a place whose real life was prettier and even better than the online photographs. But what made this place the most special? The luxurious bedding? The amazing short walk to restaurants and unbelievable views? The refreshing pool at the end of our day? The incredible breakfast including coffee that tasted better than Starbucks? All of that but it was the sweetest ladies who made our stay the perfect dream come true. Nell. Juanita. Joann. And the groundskeeper, Alfred. They are the most hospitable people who have the smiles that make a morning sunny. I love this place. My heart skips at the thought of leaving a rainy dreary Seattle to embrace Mississippi Natchez. Thank you.
5. Choctaw Hall
Overall Ratings
5 based on 20 reviews
Choctaw Hall is now a Bed and Breakfast. Built in 1836 this antebellum home has four separate queen bed suites connected by a comfortable living room and 24/7 access to self-serve snacks, light treats, assortment of teas and of course coffee. Our guests receive vouchers for a full breakfast of choice at nearby restaurants. Choctaw Hall is conveniently located in downtown Natchez, MS.
Amazingingly beautiful B&B
Reviewed By Cheri JMy husband and I spent one night at Choctaw Hall and wished that we could have stayed longer. David was an amazing host so be certain not to miss the house tour. Our room was perfect, with a very comfortable bed and pillows. It was also very quiet. We enjoyed the sitting room, and the coffee, tea, and snacks made us feel right at home after a long day of driving. Even our dog was happy. We will most certainly return on our next trip to Alabama from Mexico.
6. Glenfield Plantation Bed and Breakfast
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
Nestled on 150 acre Spanish Grant sits Historic Glenfield Plantation Bed and Breakfast Natchez, MS. Escape back in time absorbing the preservation of history while visiting our beautiful antebellum home that has remained in the same family for eight generations. Prior to the Civil war, the antebellum home is built in two separate architectural periods capturing both Spanish and English Gothic style. Children are welcome and Glenfield Plantation is pet friendly. Enjoy the tranquility of our Bed and Breakfast while just 1 mile from downtown Natchez.
Sleeping with the Ghost.
Reviewed By donaldbR3475IMMy wife and I had a wonderful time at Glenfield Plantation. We spent two nights there in the main bedroom where Mr. Cannon committed suicide after the Civil War. We learned this after taking the ghost tour with Mrs. Marjorie before our second night. Breakfast was delicious on both mornings. Mrs. Marjorie and family were very Knowledgeable about local history and helpful in suggesting local attractions worth the time and money. We highly recommend.
7. Clifton House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Great
Reviewed By devonat806It Was a Great Experience, We went on a Rainy Day but it was still was a wonderful View. Breakfast in the morning is at The Guest House and it was delicious, it was a full breakfast pancakes, bacon, eggs, fruit etc. Mr. Henry The Waiter was Fantastic.
8. The Pillars in Natchez Bed and Breakfast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Beautifully Majestic Home
Reviewed By dazeandamazemeWe were greeted at the door by Mrs. Paulette and Pyewacket. I was told Sherlock Holmes was in the house, but I didn't get to meet him until the next morning. Mrs. Paulette is as charming as her home and makes you fell right at home; like your new best friend. We were given the key to the house and showed to our room. The home is spotless and very well kept. Very relaxed atmosphere. If your looking for a quite, fun place to stay in Natchez, with an amazing breakfast...this is your spot. When you go be sure and tell Pyewicket and Sherlock Holmes I said hello.
9. Wilkins Town House B and B
Overall Ratings
5 based on 20 reviews
The 1835 Wilkins Town House is exquisitely furnished. The suites can sleep up to four people with a queen size bed and queen size sofa-bed in each parlor. You will feel like you have stepped back in time with the 12 foot ceilings in the suite and main living area.You are surrounded by ornate mantels, mirrors and period furnishings while being pampered with modern amenities suck as a private bathroom with marble shower, satellite TV and private phone in the suite.In addition, a classic Southern Breakfast is provided for the guests of Wilkins Town House.The suites are over 550 square feet with a sitting room, a large bedroom with a queen four-poster bed and spacious bathroom.Located in the heart of the Historic District, one block from Antique Row and two blocks from Main Street.
Vacation trip to Natchez
Reviewed By michelledY5827URMy husband and I spent a few days in Natchez and stayed at the Wilkins Townhouse Bed and Breakfast. The suite was so spacious and so beautifully decorated with luxurious curtains, bedding, and antique furniture. The suite was clean, very comfortable, and had a large bathroom. The courtyard is shaded and a great place for coffee, wine, or relaxing. The manager, Miss Jean was the perfect hostess; we arrived on a rainy afternoon and she had extra umbrellas waiting for us at the door for us to use during our stay ❤️. She cooked breakfast every morning at the time of our choosing. The breakfast table was beautifully set with bowls of strawberries, peaches, or blueberries and followed with a delicious hot meal. During our stay, we ate bacon, eggs, sausage, grits, biscuits, French toast, pancakes, muffins, the best coffee, and juice! She also had books and magazines on the plantation homes for us to read and choose which to tour. She was a wealth of information about the area and offered suggestions on things to see. The B&B was a block from antique shops /shopping and a short walk to many attractions. We plan to make a return trip to Natchez in the fall and will never consider staying anywhere else. Miss Jean made the place feel like home. We had heavy hearts when leaving, not only because of a terrific vacation, but because of the beautiful accommodations and lovely southern belle that made our stay so comfortable!
10. The Natchez Pearl
Overall Ratings
5 based on 166 reviews
Welcome to The Natchez Pearl, your Natchez “home away from home.” The Natchez Pearl aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. For those interested in checking out popular landmarks while visiting Natchez, The Natchez Pearl is located a short distance from Choctaw Hall (0.1 mi) and William Johnson House (0.3 mi). Rooms at The Natchez Pearl provide a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. Need a place to park? Free parking is available at The Natchez Pearl. While you’re here, be sure to check out some of the pubs, including Natchez Brewing Company, The Little Easy Café, Pearl St., Natchez Coffee Co., Farrah’s and Corner Bar, all of which are a short distance from The Natchez Pearl. If you’re looking for something to do, start with Open Air Tours to get a may of the land and then plan a visit to Rosalie Mansion (0.4 mi), Stanton Hall (0.0 mi), and Bluff Park (0.3 mi), which are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of The Natchez Pearl. The Natchez Pearl puts the best of Natchez at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
Great place to stay and more affordable than a hotel!
Reviewed By sherbear8362We stayed in the Carriage House at the Natchez Pearl and everything was practically perfect. The bed was comfortable, the separate seating area was great so that I didn’t wake up my early to bed/late to rise husband. I also adored the screened in porch so I could read and drink my included Kuerig coffee as I woke up each morning and enjoyed the sun rise. We had contactless entry, but I am glad we got to meet the owners. They were a wonderful introduction to quirky friendliness that captures Natchez. Everything was great. I would definitely return and stay again.
