For the price of a hotel room, you can stay in a roomy, comfortable suite. The location is great, right across from the Dunleith mansion. In fact, your stay includes a delicious buffet breakfast at the Castle restaurant located on the Dunleith grounds. Unlike the pretend suites at most hotels, we stayed in a real suite with a separate bedroom... More

Natchez is a wonderful city to visit, a town that kept a lot of its heritage. Which shows in the number of antebellum homes turned into B&B’s. Plenty to choose from and fitting for every budget. Resting on the banks of the Mississippi it seems almost like time stood still. The Twin Oaks Inn is a 6-room private building on... More

This was my 4th Pilgrimage, and I've stayed in several B&Bs. This was my best Pilgrimage experience ever. My husband and I met my daughter, her husband, and daughter there and spent 3 nights at Twin Oaks. Rooms very comfortable and clean. Tastefully decorated in period furnishings. Each room had it own thermostat, so very comfortable. The grounds were awesome--everything... More

My sister and I, no spring chickens ourselves, treated our mother to a long-promised trip to the Spring Pilgrimage in Natchez, MS. The entire experience was so much more (in the best possible way) than I had expected. We had thought to stay one night but found that to be totally in adequate. Our first night, at Twin Oaks, was... More

We received a very warm welcome from the owner,he had helpful advice about restaurants and which antebellum homes to visit. The accommodation is In a separate building to the main house. We stayed in the Natchez suite which was a roomy 2 room apartment with a. pleasant sitting room with a large day bed, which our son found comfortable. The... More

Twin Oaks B&B is a perfect place for foodies who want to recapture the romance of by gone days. It is owned by famed restaurateur, executive chef and cookbook author Regina Trosclair Charboneau and her husband, Doug, who live with their family on the estate. We were provided with many suggestions of what to do and where to visit and... More

At the end of a long day of driving our arrival at our rooms at Twin Oaks was most welcome. The cottage suites were large and clean with every amenity. The beds are comfortable and the water pressure was excellent! The tour of the main house which was decorated for Christmas was lovely and our guides very knowledgable. Breakfast at... More

We spent New Year's Eve weekend at Twin Oaks. It was a great B&B. We stayed in the Camellia Room which is described as the most romantic room, yes it is. My boyfriend proposed to me in the room. The cottage has a full length porch with rockers, where we spent a great deal of time. Upon checkin the weather... More

This is a wonderful example of how to misrepresent something and still tell the truth. Yes, Twin Oaks does supply a bed and, yes, it does provide breakfast, and, yes there is a centuries old house associated with it. But you won’t be staying in that house. Instead, you’ll be housed in a drab, tacky, poorly furnished suite in a... More