Our stay at the 1835 Historic Oak Hill Inn was 100% the best experience I personally have EVER…read morehad!! Natchez, Mississippi is known as the "Bed and Breakfast Capital of the South," and it's easy to see how Natchez got that title with places like this! After purchasing the 1835 antebellum abode in 2004, Donald McGlynn and Douglas Mauro devoted 2 years to restoring it and it shows. They offer the best gourmet breakfast I have ever had and guests are also treated to homemade mint juleps and chocolate chip cookies upon arrival, a tour of Oak Hill, and access to the gorgeous grounds. People from all over the world stay here (Australians and Italians while we were there). Absolutely cannot wait to go back!

You have to stay at this B & B if you go to Natchez! The home is beautiful and Doug and Don are…read moreamazing hosts. They accommodated our vegan lifestyle with delicious breakfasts and vegan cookies. They offer mint juleps or wine and snacks in the evenings. Highly recommended! Also, this B&B is within walking distance of nearly everything we wanted to see. We walked to most of the homes we toured.

Awesome place to stay! Dr. Turk is very helpful and accommodating!! Our room was spacious, clean…read moreand the bed was super comfortable!!! It's close to lots of resturaunts downtown and you can easily walk everywhere! Will be staying again!!

Exquisite decor and furnishings in the heart of picturesque and historic downtown Natchez. We…read morethoroughly enjoyed our Valentine's Day weekend getaway here. Lee took great care of us offering recommendations to local hidden treasures. The private balcony and full private bath, mini fridge and fully stocked room made our stay super comfortable. It felt like we were staying at a relatives home. Charming garden area. Awesome study with great book collection was really neat! Walking distance from abundance of points of interest. The definition of "Southern Comfort". Looking forward to many more stays at Rising Sun, and visiting with Mr. Lee Turk again!

I am in my lovely room as I write this. This home is beautiful, yet warm! And, I think what makes…read moreit even more special is the father-daughter team that runs it. Both are kind, friendly, and approachable. When I arrived several hours later than I said, Elizabeth graciously came on-site quickly and welcomed me with such genuine warmth and joy, I felt like I'd "come home!" Her father had just returned from Baton Rouge. And, although they were preparing their own dinner plans, both took time to make sure I had everything I needed, that I was comfortable, and that I understood that their only rule for me was to consider The Beaumont House as "my home!" I do, and it's so easy to do so. It is beautifully appointed, without being pretentious. And, the bed is one of the comfiest I've slept in (and I've traveled the world). I'm in the Laura Room, but I pretty much have the entire house to myself, since I checked in on a Monday night. I toured the remaining rooms. Each has its own personality and is nicely and creatively decorated. It is now Tuesday, and I have decided to extend my stay so I can soak in the beauty and Southern hospitality of this special place. Ambiance/decor - A Service/Hosting - A+ If I ever return, I will stay here.

Loved our visit to this beautiful city & historic BB. Especially appreciated Ms.Sandra's breakfasts…read more& conversation.

Pretty good experience overall. It's a $50 room, so you get what you pay for, but it's clean and it…read moreworked out fine. If you're more worried about a cheap stay to get some work done in town, it's perfectly serviceable. Room was clean Modern tv with shows Bathroom clean and functional Bed seemed newer Smelled ok. Slight cigarette smell. Not too bad. The area wasn't the safest, but I didn't have any problems.

If ever you need a quick retreat from the city this is the perfect spot. The check in is easy and…read morestaff are helpful. The cabin was very clean and loved the little snore lit included. The bed was so soft I literally sank into the fluffy sheets. The scenery was beautiful along with the trails that are marked.

What a great hotel. Loved the view and relaxed atmosphere. The riverview room was fantastic, just…read morewhat we needed for a mini getaway

My favorite bed and breakfast in Natchez, Weymouth Hall, was built on the bluff of the mighty…read moreMississippi in 1850 for Colonel John Weymouth. This past weekend was my second time to stay there, and although there's an abundance of exquisite bed and breakfasts in Natchez, I love this place so much I really can't see myself staying anywhere else. You will not find a better view in town. Imagine yourself standing on the upper balcony, contently gazing out over the bluff as a couple of tug boats push barges down the river as the sun sets over the Mississippi. You can see the lights across the river in a nearby Louisiana town. It's picture perfect. There's also a lovely kidney shaped pool with bamboo blocking the view from the street, and plenty of comfortable furniture on the wrap around porch where you can sit and relax. It's just a quick walk across the street to the historic Natchez City Cemetery, and a short drive to downtown. This place is absolutely gorgeous, inside and out. The stunning main dining room is in the middle of the house. The interior is less elaborate than many of the historic mansions you would tour, but they make up for it with breathtaking views and upgraded amenities. There are no ornate marble fireplaces or hand-carved moldings, but there are no cramped, dingy dated bathrooms either (at least not in our room). Our room was filled with period antiques, including a firm and comfortable canopy bed, a mirrored armoire, a drop lid desk, two chairs in front of the fireplace, and a few tables. There was also a television, a mini refrigerator, dark wood laminate flooring (so we didn't have to worry about coming in wet from the pool or shower) and a gorgeous updated bathroom. The bathroom had beautiful travertine tile on the floor and half way up the walls, accented around the shower with glass tile. The bathtub was deep enough that I could soak my entire body at one time. The room and bathroom were pristine. It was the perfect combination of old meets new and we loved everything about it. The trip was planned as a romantic impromptu getaway for my husband and me. My husband had to work, so my 20 year old son went with me. The establishment gladly provided a fold out cot for him, complete with a thick comfortable mattress, at no additional cost. He enjoyed the stay as much as I did. Worth mentioning, they host weddings and other gatherings so you can enjoy that incredible view and experience with your loved ones. If you want to experience Natchez at its finest, Weymouth Hall is the place you'll feel right at home. It was so perfect we didn't want to leave. I'm already planning my next visit.