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Sixty miles south of Vicksburg, the river town of NATCHEZ, the oldest permanent settlement on the Mississippi River, was home to prehistoric Indians, sun-worshipping Natchez Indians, French, British and Spanish colonists before it first ...
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Monmouth Plantation
Monmouth Plantation is a glorious return to the antebellum South. Rated 'One of the top ten most romantic places in the USA' by Glamour Magazine & USA Today, this 26 acre haven of tranquility awaits to enfold you in luxury and service. Monmouth is AAA - 4 Diamond rated, Member Small Luxury Hotels of The World and continuously rated as one of America's top luxury inns by Zagats, Conde Nast, Johansens, Country Inns and more..
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The Burn Antebellum Bed & Breakfast Inn
The Burn Antebellum Bed & Breakfast Inn c. 1834 is located in Historic Natchez on the Mississippi. This National Trust registered property features a total of 8 rooms all with private baths and furnished with period antiques. This Classic Greek Revival home is noted for its freestanding semispiral staircase and two acres of magnificent gardens including 100 different varieties of 100+ yr old Camellias, a swimming pool, fish pond, and one of the oldest fountains in the territory. Accommodations include a full plantation breakfast, a private tour and complimentary wine for two.
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Ramada Inn Hilltop
The Ramada Inn Hilltop offers affordable accommodations in Natchez, MS, approximately 14 miles from Natchez/Adams County Airport.brbrThe propertys amenities include an outdoor pool, restaurant, room service, lounge, safe deposit boxes, a 24-hour front desk, free local calls, laundry valet, and free parking. brbrStandard room amenities include an alarm clock radio, cable TV, coffeemaker, dataport, iron, ironing board, and telephone.br
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