A gem of a place, maybe ten minutes from the Oxford town square. A welcoming gallery in a…read morebeautiful, rustic setting. The art changes regularly (lots of regional artists), and it's priced to sell. There's also an efficiency apartment attached that rents out for football weekends, etc.. Highly recommended.

Oxford Treehouse Gallery was the venue of choice for my daughter's Mississippi wedding shower. From…read morethe moment we first contacted Oxford Treehouse Gallery (OTH) we knew this was the place for us. One must drive down a dirt road to find the gallery nestled among the trees. I am not sure if was the chickens that greeted me, the beautiful gallery, or the hospitality of Vivian and Walter Neill that made me never want to leave. Vivian worked tirelessly with us to orchestrate the shower, which was much needed since we were planning from our homes in Minnesota, Massachusetts and Maine. She was a source book of knowledge and wealth of support. The day of the event, Walter and Vivian could not have been more helpful. Our guests were astounded by the venue, all who came commented upon the uniqueness. I would highly recommend OTH as a venue for special events.

A few decades ago, when my parents were trying to decide upon a place to retire, I took them on…read moretours of a few of the college towns around Memphis: Oxford, MS and Jonesboro, AR. They were duly impressed with Oxford, and quite enjoyed their visit, especially so to Rowan Oak. Had my youngest brother not relocated to Arizona, I believe that they would have indeed moved to Oxford instead of Tempe. As it is, my family and I are regular visitors to this gem of Mississippi and consider it as almost a second home.

This place is definitely nice to walk around. If you like nature you'll enjoy it. The house changes…read more$5 to do the tour inside but you're able to walk around the property at no cost. They also have trails you can hop on and just explore and enjoy the weather (spring-fall) winter not sure. It's nice to keep history alive regardless of what subject matter it is. It shapes all of us in a way or another. The people in the house were nice and informative. Definitely check it out, enjoy and learn a bit.

Thank you for providing a wonderful place for lunch and great drinks (including coffee!)…read more Grace provided some of the best customer service myself and my fiancée have had in a long time. Grace was professional, personable and showed she sincerely cared about the brand products and our experience- thank you Grace! We will visit Circle and Square many times again when we make trips to Oxford. Hotty Toddy!

On multiple occasions I've brought a large group of friends, excited to show them my favorite…read morebrewery, only to be told they were already closing. Was it closing time according to the hours posted on the door? Nope. Was there some unexpected emergency that required everyone to leave early? Also no. The staff simply decided to close an hour early, despite customers showing up during normal business hours. It's frustrating to make plans, bring a crowd, and then have to turn around because the posted hours apparently don't mean much. Really disappointing for a place I'd been happy to recommend.

If you're looking for an SEC college baseball experience, I don't know that you'll find a better…read moreplace than Ole Miss. First time attending a game here during rivalry week versus Mississippi State. The stands were packed and we had general admission tickets. For future reference if it's going to be a sellout get there early so you can claim territory in the GA section. **Note that general admission is bring your own chair or sit on the cinderblock wall. There were limited tables and benches, but these were in use because of the sell out. Seats were higher priced than I would've imagined for college baseball at $30-$40 for general admission tickets. The fans were excitable and the student section was what you would expect celebrating each home run with "beer rain" Concessions looked to be the typical game day food hotdog, dogs, nachos, drinks, etc.

Absolutely beautiful place to see a game…read more Bottomless drink for $6 is a deal, restrooms are clean and they have Blue Bell mint chocolate chip ice cream! But again what a beautiful setting for a baseball game, the hills of Northern Mississippi.

Impressive campus. I had no experience with the university prior to this visit and it was my first…read moretime seeing the campus and surrounding area. We toured the beautiful campus, ate at the rebel market dining hall, visited the Pavilion, and attended a baseball game in the evening. The school professors, ambassadors and staff were all very friendly and helpful.

The official slogan of the Holly Springs, Mississippi Tourism & Recreation Bureau is "All Kinds of…read moreCharacter," describing the town's rich history, culture, and unique attractions. As a proud native of the North Mississippi Hill Country region, I think "All Kinds of Character" is also a great way to describe the larger region. The University of Mississippi, for instance, is home to the following: - The Center for the Study of Southern Culture - The Ole Miss Blues Archive, one of the largest collections of blues recordings, publications, and memorabilia in the world - Mississippi Freedom Trail Markers - The Jackson Heart Study, the largest, longitudinal study of cardiovascular disease in Black Americans; a partnership between the NIH, Tougaloo College, Jackson State University, the Mississippi State Department of Health, and the University of Mississippi Medical Center (in Jackson) - Rowan Oak, William Faulkner's former home - The university has also played a major role in sustaining the state's strong arts and sports traditions, helping Mississippi produce the most writers per capita, the most Grammy winners per capita, and the most NFL Hall of Famers per capita. Seven former Ole Miss football players and a former Ole Miss co-defensive coordinator are actually part of the 15 coaches and players that will represent Mississippi in Super Bowl LX on Sunday. Hotty Toddy!

I stayed in one of the Basic Double Queen rooms. Lives up to its name, basic. Which is fine, I only…read moreused the room as a place to lay my head down at night after a long day (days) of moving my freshman into his dorm. Location is the key!! It is located right on the campus of Ole Miss, so very convenient! I would imagine this hotel is PACKED for home football games. The furnishings were fine, beds were comfortable, pillows comfortable. Needs a refresh, for sure. Removing the carpet and putting down new floors would give some life into this room! More lighting would help as well. The bathroom is old and in much need of an overhaul!! Water pressure was almost non-existent. It felt like I was showering with just a trickle of water. But, still grateful I had one to use after a long day of moving boxes and furniture. I would definitely stay here again. I just now know to expect mediocre rooms. The pictures on the website make the rooms look much bigger, brighter, and newer. The lobby is beautiful and the outside of the building is beautiful as well. Just a big letdown when opening the door to your room after pulling up to the big beautiful building and walking through the spacious and beautiful lobby.

This Inn is on the r Miss campus. Great if you have a son/daughter going to Ole Miss they can pop…read morein to see you in between classes. It's walking distance to the square and all sports venues on campus. What it has that other inns DON'T have though is Brenda! The most courteous and hospitable employee. She made our experience a 10/10 with her smile each day. She went above and beyond to ensure we were taken care of.

Great rooms, bar & restaurant. Service is top notch!!…read more Location can not be beat when at Ole Miss.

My dad and stepmom had to leave in the middle of the night due to the noise from the surrounding…read morerooms and across the street bars. For the amount of money it is to stay here - sound proofing walls should be a must. They tried to charge me twice for my incidental fee and wanted to charge me standard rate for both nights. Everytime I asked to speak with someone I was put on hold or told I would be called back and never was. Will never stay here again!

I was very excited to stay here, treated by a friend for a weekend stay. The front desk staff is…read moreokay, pleasant, but there was some kind of judging undertone that was weird from one of the young men. For a nice hotel I was incredibly dissappointed with the bath linens. Towels and a bath mat that you would find from the cheapest budget hotel ever, truly awful. Bed was very, very soft, comfy but not supportive. TV? No instructions, no piece of paper in a nightstand or anywhere, called the front desk, the young man was super pleasant but had no idea of how to operate the TV. There is no info anywhere as to when and where you can get coffee (turns out it's hidden in a corner on the first floor), no information other than a plastic frame advertising the restaurant and upper bar with no hours, no menu,,, you get it. The young man kindly offered to have maintenance come to the room to show me how to operate the TV - no way, already showered and in pjs, and did not want someone coming in to mansplain to me how to operate a TV!!!!!!! TV is ancient, poor remote that is not hardly working. This is not a comfortable hotel, it feels cheap, they took the 'graduate thing way too far, there's no where to get a bottled water or complimentary coffee, no fruit anywhere (even the cheapest hotels offer a basket of apples or something), and for a hotel with their price? DO BETTER. This is a self park, bring in your own luggage, uncomfortable overpriced hotel. All of the seating in the lobby is overtaken by students who allowed to study at the hotel. It looks messy, stuff all over the place, no where to sit FOR A HOTEL GUEST!

This is one of the nicer and more enjoyable Hilton properties I've been a guest at - and by far the…read morenicest hotel I've stayed at in the Oxford-Batesville area. First off - the location as it relates to the square and the campus cannot be beat. You walk out the front door and you're essentially on the square. We were there on a weekend and the parking was a little chaotic and left few if any spots - which was frustrating - but that is accurate of Oxford almost anywhere on a weekend (traffic, parking). The parking lot is safe and I felt fine leaving my vehicle there. Parking is $15/day. The staff is top notch. I was greeted by all staff and they were professional, friendly, and accommodating. You should feel like a "guest" at a hotel, and they accomplish that. The lobby is very welcoming and a nice place to hang out - whether you're people watching, drinking coffee, or working. Lots of tables, chairs, outlets, etc. They have a coffee shop/bistro downstairs, as well as a rooftop restaurant/bar upstairs. We patronized both and they were both good - especially by hotel standards. Our room was both "boutique'y" and modern, which I liked. All the room amenities you'd want and expect. I guess if I had to offer a downside for the room - they did not offer online/streaming tv, just cable, but that is getting pretty nit-picky and we weren't in our room that much to need it. The prices of this hotel (and essentially all in Oxford) fluctuate drastically depending on the day/weekend. On a high volume weekend I suspect this hotel would be incredibly expensive. All in all - I would most definitely stay here every time I was in Oxford (assuming I could afford it). Cheers.