• 608 Jefferson Street
• Natchez, MS 39120
• Phone: (601) 431-0382
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Located within walking distance of downtown restaurants and shops, the White Turpin House is a charming bed and breakfast offering three bedrooms and two baths with 1 king and  2 queen beds.  Breakfast consists of a voucher for Natchez Coffee Company located just around the corner.  Bring a cup of joe back with you and enjoy reading a book in the White Turpin House library filled with Natchez and Mississippi history.

• 1 Cemetery Road
• Natchez, MS 39120
• Phone: (601) 445-2304
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This bed and breakfast experience is one of the best you can have in Natchez.  This grand, Greek Revival house rests on the highest peak of the Natchez, revealing breathtaking views of the Mighty Mississippi. Park yourself on the front lawn in an Adirondack chair, grab a good book or just watch the river roll by. The rooms are all comfortably furnished as one travel writer even wrote, “the quiet was so soundless, that I enjoyed a deeper slumber than I knew I needed.” This majestic home is located just a couple of minutes from downtown, but once you get there, you may not want to venture out anywhere else.

• 71 Homochitto Street
• Natchez, MS 39120
• Tollfree (888) 846-6556
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A classic Greek Revival home, Twin Oaks is one of Natchez’s premier historic properties.  It is a one and a half story home and its gains distinction from the imposing, temple-like portico that protrudes from the facade.  The guest rooms are located adjacent to the house and overlook the gardens and the tiny chapel, key components to the property’s charm.  Guests receive an extra treat in meeting the lady of the house Regina Charboneau, accomplished chef and restaurateur, founder of the successful San Francisco-based restaurant, Biscuits and Blues.  There is a sister restaurant of the same name right here in Natchez.

• 801 Myrtle Avenue
• Natchez, MS 39120
• Phone: (601) 446-6890
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The Towers is located on the north end of Natchez and rests on close to five beautifully landscaped acres. The Towers is one of Natchez’ most opulent antebellum homes, surrounded by majestic oak trees planted long before the War Between the States. This wonderful Italianate home accommodates exceptional period antique furniture and unique collections rarely seen anywhere. Two large and beautiful rooms are available with private baths, cable television and beautiful period antiques. A delicious full Southern breakfast is served either in the formal dining room or on the back gallery when pleasant weather allows.

• 100 Riverview Parkway
• Vidalia, LA 71373
• Phone: (318) 336-1400

• 211 Clifton Avenue
• Natchez, MS 39120
• Phone: (601) 446-5730
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• 303 N. Pearl Street
• Natchez, MS 39120
• Phone: (601) 870-3159
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The Rising Sun bed and breakfast is located in the heart of downtown Natchez. Guests will enjoy beautifully appointed rooms in a completely restored 1890 Queen Anne home.  Rising Sun is located just two blocks from Main Street and one block from the famous ‘Antiques Row’ shopping area of Franklin Street.  So when you stay here, attractions, restaurants, shopping and other downtown features are an easy stroll away.

• 271-A D’Evereux Drive
• Natchez, MS 39120
• Phone: (601) 442-3686

• 8 Ravenna Lane
• Natchez, MS 39120
• Phone: (601) 431-1153
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A beautiful name for an exquisite home. Ravenna was built in 1835 and its guest cottage is second to none in both comfort and charm. The cottage is located in the rear of the historic house overlooking the pool and contains a nice mixture of contemporary and antique furniture. The pool is available to guests during warm weather months. When you stay at Ravenna Cottage, your nightly rate includes a tour of the main house.  The property is just a few blocks from downtown attractions, churches, shopping and dining.

• 337 D’Evereux Drive
• Natchez, MS 39120
• Phone: (601) 446-5500
• Fax: (601) 304-9981
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The Quality Inn has 50 rooms, free high speed internet access, plus HBO and Cinemax. They also offer a free deluxe continental breakfast everyday! A refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker are available in each room.

• 310 S. Pearl Street
• Natchez, MS 39120
• Phone: (601) 442-7674
• Fax: (601) 442-6335
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This cozy bed and breakfast is located just two blocks from the business and shopping district of downtown Natchez. Pleasant Hill is an excellent example of a well designed and executed city residence of the 1830’s. All guests will be provided with a private bath, a tour of the home, complimentary refreshments in the tropical sunroom and a casual , but full, breakfast to start your morning. Pleasant Hill was originally built by John Henderson, a prosperous merchant, publisher of the local newspaper, and a founder of Natchez’ First Presbyterian Church. The original home was built on the property that is now the location of another famous antebellum home, Magnolia Hall. Over a two-year period during the 1850’s, Pleasant Hill was moved one block south on log rollers by oxen teams.

1 Frederick Road
Natchez, MS 39120
Phone: (601) 442-5222

Plantation Park is located at 1 Frederick Road on Hwy. 61 South, just minutes from Downtown Natchez. Its amenities include RV camping and tent camping with restroom/shower facilities.

• 12 Oakwood Plantation Road
• Natchez, MS 39120
• Tollfree: (800) 699-4755
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Oakwood Plantation is located in a vast country setting, offering the peace and quiet that bed and breakfast seekers often desire. Oakwood’s guest accommodations are just a few minutes drive from downtown. The area in which the home was built in 1836, is known as Kingston, a community that is actually divided into north and south sections.  The section of Kingston that Oakwood is in, is the closer to Natchez of the two.

• 1124 Lower Woodville Rd.
• Natchez, MS 39120
• Phone: (601) 445-5101
• Fax: (601) 442-6058
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You’ll really get the feeling of being on a sprawling plantation when you plan your stay at Oakland Plantation. With just a short drive from downtown Natchez, it won’t take long before you are enjoying the serenity and tranquility of its country setting. The guest rooms are located in the old servants’ quarters building, just steps from the main house. If you’re a tennis player, bring your racquet along to take advantage of the property’s tennis courts. If tennis isn’t your sport, there are also seven ponds on the plantation that promise great bream fishing. A canoe resides at one of the ponds for you to paddle or just floar with the breeze at your leisure.