Absolutely amazing and beautiful home! Me and my family stayed here for my cousin's wedding…read morereception. There were about 20 of us total and everyone had plenty of space to maneuver around. The rooms are nice and spacious. The kitchen and dinning room are enormous and gorgeous. There are two living room areas and a huge reception room with attached kitchen and bar area. This place was perfect for the wedding reception. There was lots of space for setting up tables, food, music and dancing. There is also space in the backyard that features a large covered patio, courtyard with koi pond and gazebo. Overall this was the perfect place for all of my family to stay to attend the wedding and reception of my cousin and her husband. We enjoyed our stay immensely and would definitely recommend Bear Creek Manor for group events.

Beautiful setting. Great spot for a wedding reception. Convenient parking across the street too.read more

Excellent venue. The indoor space is limited but they have a vast outdoor area where tables can be…read moreset up or a band for live music. There is not much parking either but there are side streets in the area. I came here for an event put on by someone else so I do not know how accommodating the staff are. Art work for sale on the walls inside.

I love a hotel that's housed in an old office building--there's something that feels both efficient…read moreand luxurious about it. I like to imagine the industry that played out in the space where I'm resting, the thought of someone taking a break from wheeling and dealing to look out of this same window in the 1940s and what else was going on around them. I'd never been to Meridian before, just passed through on the same road trip home after the holidays. It's about 4 and a half hours from NOLA and the perfect place to stay before the final leg of the trip home so that we'd be home at a reasonable hour. Meridian feels a bit frozen in time and this hotel is situated in a quaint downtown area. It's not very lively, even on a Saturday night but I believe the rooftop bar here might be where the action is (I passed it by when getting water in the gym that's on the same floor). I like a Tribute property, which always promises a less corporate/more boutique stay. It has its charm (original mail chute, be still my heart!) and quirks (tiny rooms, old timey elevators that take their time). The main lobby is mainly the restaurant (closed when I arrived around 9pm on a Saturday) with reception in what seems like bank teller windows. I appreciate the convenience of a Starbucks right next door (entrance from the lobby) and if we weren't looking to rest after a endless car ride, there's a few places to get food/drinks within walking distance. Rooms are cozy, beds are excellent and the bathroom is small/nothing special. Would this be an ideal stay for a vacation? Probably not, though I don't expect a vacation in Meridian anytime soon, if ever. I'd stay again, as a more interesting road trip stay than your typical Marriott Courtyards/Fairfield/Residence Inns. When we stayed it was only a little over 100 dollars/night, which is pretty sweet.

We expected more from the fact that "The Threefoot Hotel" belongs to the premium group of hotels in…read moreMarriott lineup. Hotel is in converted old office historic building. Our room was spacious, clean w with w very comfortable beds. Mattress was one of the best I had in many of my hotel stays. On the other hand the room had a very limited space for clothes. Extremely narrow one. Checking crew was a very professional, friendly and helpful. In the restaurant we didn't have the same experience. Out of two restaurants one was closed for private event.

This event space has been open for around a year or so. Located on Bush Dairy Road it is about 1/2…read moremile from Hwy 15. They serve lunch on weekdays ( Tuesday - Friday). I went there for lunch last week. The daily menu offered two meats and I chose lasagna. I picked green beans and peas as the two sides that came with the meal and it cost $10. They also served a basket of small buttered rolls that were quite good. Overall I thought the meal was good and worthy of a 3 score which is A-OK. Table service was good. The meal was served in their grand banquet hall. It is a large room with a high ceiling. There are two grand staircases coming from the second floor. This is a building that could seat several hundred people for a wedding, party, etc. There are also several French doors that open onto a large outdoor patio overlooking a small lake. The patio has attractive decorative lighting. I would rate the venue as a 4. Laurel can always use another place to eat so the Tuesday through Friday lunch is welcomed. They also offer a Sunday lunch buffet on the first Sunday of each month. The event center is really nice for Laurel and I am sure it will be used but I am not sure what the rental prices are. Parking lot is large.