I stayed here one night in the cottages for a NYE wedding reception. The staff leading up to the…read morevisit were helpful and courteous. I was hesitant to stay on site because based on the description of the cottages being in a "shared" area and a golf course in MS I thought it might be old and worst than the Hampton Inn. I was glad when we got there. Check in was easy and only one other room in our cottage was being used. Parking was right there and the cottage was updated, clean, and comfortable. I am very glad we chose to stay on site. The common area was large and the rooms were separated enough so noise would not be an issue. Windows looked out on lake.

Beautiful golf course and very well-maintained. Puts all of the other local courses to shame! We…read morehave a military membership, otherwise it wouldn't be affordable for us.

Went here with my boyfriend late in the middle of the week and it was great. Quick service the…read moreseats were fine and the food was good and not too expensive. I will be back!

Best theater ever!! There is never anybody here and you get the rooms to yourself. I highly…read morerecommend you leave your nice belongings at home too.

Nicest, newest conference facility in the area. Has a very nice hotel attached. Has catering and a…read moresemi-friendly staff

The newest and nicest meeting facility in town and only steps from a very nice/New Courtyard Inn…read more Highly recommended!

Course is in fantastic shape. Greens are the best they have ever been. Staff is outstanding…read more Can't wait to play it again soon.

Played over 50 rounds here by now, prices aren't terrible and pace of play is alright for the most…read morepart. Main problems are the greens are terribly unreceptive and the superintendent is always in a terrible mood as if someone shot his dog that morning. Wouldn't recommend, you're better off just making the drive to elm lake.

Absolutely an amazing experience and stay at a beautiful, historic bed and breakfast. The home was…read moretruly beautiful and full of history and interesting antiquities. However, the true beauty in this home was not the home or antique pieces, Bernette, the owner, is the true gem when you stay at Shadowlawn. She goes above and beyond for her guests and truly cares for the people staying in her home. Mississippi is known for hospitality and Bernette epitomizes the spirit of hospitality in Mississippi. When you talk with Bernette, it is like talking with a friend you have known for years. The breakfast she makes is five-star quality and made from scratch. The rooms were very comfortable and well-designed and decorated. We slept like babies. We also were staying during a MSU gameday weekend, and the rates for our stay were great, especially considering the alternatives were very pricey and do not come with Bernette and her amazing personality and attitude. We highly recommend anyone visiting Columbus or Starkville to stay with Bernette at Shadowlawn. We are already looking forward to our next visit to Columbus because we already know where we will be staying, which is Shadowlawn. Why go anywhere else?

I was given a night with girlfriends as a gift. Shadowlawn…read moreis a beautiful home with amazing antiques but the owner and hostess was one of the most warm an welcoming people I have ever met. Breakfast was beautiful and delicious. A most enjoyable destination. My friends am I will be going back.

Great atmosphere! Friendly bar tenders! Friday night scrambles! Outside tvs for game watching!read more

The Environmental Center. We had our family reunion here, and we came here Friday, Saturday, and…read moreSunday. I liked the center indoor and outdoor facilities. There is a commercial kitchen that we utilized, and we have outdoor activies as well. Friday night and through the weekend glad airconditioning we working well. Only thing I noticed was It would have been nice to have someone around clean up restrooms and check in on us. I only saw I our family but that may have just been the arrangement. Also being a city person if you here just know you are OUT here meaning there are just trees behind you that, I think it was good. It was a good experience.

Dude Noble Field "The Dude" is considered the Taj Mahal of College Baseball, holding 25 of the top…read more25 attendance records in the NCAA. The ballpark, known for its legendary hospitality, regularly boo's the opposite team from the "Left Field Lounge" then feeds them with heaping plates of freshly grilled food when the game ends. Both colleges & commentators from around the country enjoy coming to Mississippi State for the electric experience of The Dude, featuring extremely large crowds, cowbells when allowed and smoke wafting from grills creating wonderful food. High rise apartments for baseball weekend rental have balconies looking out on Right Field. Statues of Bulldog legends, such as Will Clark & Rafael Palmeiro, stand outside the entrance The fan base at Mississippi State is legendary for its love of baseball. They drive or fly long distances to follow our Diamond Dawgs. The closest the team has played to me was the 2013 Super Regional at UVA. I spent the weekend in Charlottesville loving the opportunity to watch my Bulldogs sweep the Cavaliers. But there is no post season game location better than The Dude. The many College World Series the team has participated in have drawn large crowds from both Starkville and graduates and fans from across the country. The Bulldogs won the College World Series in 2021 by defeating fellow SEC powerhouse Vanderbilt. The team has sent many players to both the Minors & Major League Baseball. I enjoy following our grads on television, some of whom I have watched in person during their professional career. I've taken my Grandson to the ballpark in Brooklyn to watch and meet one of our Bulldog legends Jake Magnum, who now play for Pittsburgh. Jordan Westburg played for the Norfolk Tides before reaching our Baltimore Orioles. I'm sorry to report that The Dude wasn't built until after I graduated. My roommates & I watched the game from a much smaller ballpark. I especially enjoyed cheering on a group of starters that I tutored through Music Appreciation in 1967. What fun it was! Regardless of your college affiliation you will enjoy tuning your television to watch a game at The Dude. You won't regret it.

The Carnegie Hall of college baseball. Dudy Noble Field is the home of Mississippi State's…read morebaseball team. There is not a finer venue in college sports. This stadium has seen some great players during it's history--Will Clark, Rafael Palmeiro, Jeff Brantley, and Bobby Thigpen just to name a few. It is the epicenter of a baseball school that consistently sends players into Major League Baseball. In addition to the high caliber baseball played at the stadium, Dudy Noble holds most of the all-time attendance records for the college game. With a capacity for 15,000 fans to attend, DNF creates a unique chance for a college ballplayer to experience a big crowd. The history and tradition are second to none. John Grisham has written about the uniqueness of DNF. One of my favorite experiences is seeing a player from another school step on to the field and get chills from the noise of the fans. In the tradition of good sportsmanship, the Bulldog supporters will feed the players after the game is over. Tailgating in the "Lounge" is another tradition that defines Dudy Noble. Fans will bring in grills and cookout all game long. At times, the smoke can wander onto the field and create a bit of a fog. The players do not typically mind as it is a reminder of the food waiting to greet them later. If you ever have the opportunity to visit Starkville in the spring, please go to a baseball game. Dudy Noble Field is full of passionate fans who really know the game and will overwhelm you with hospitality. The baseball is quite good too!