My wife and I stayed here this last July and for the cost that was the same as a room in one of the flavorless motels that litter the roadsides, we were able to stay in the Robert E Lee room on the second floor of this grand building set on many acres. Included in this price was a free tour of the first floor and a sumptuous breakfast. For full effect get a room in the main building.

My husband and I stayed one night at a room on the river. We had read the reviews about the noise from the tavern below the room but we are young and stay up late so we felt it wouldn't be that big of deal. Plus, we really wanted to stay on the river.

The plantation and room itself were very nice. We were impressed with the grounds, decor, and staff. The room was BIG and had a great view of the river. The bathroom was also spacious and had a nice big shower and whirlpool tub. We enjoyed having a King size bed, something you don't typically get at a B&B. The towels were not very "plush". The noise was annoying. We stayed on a Thursday night so nothing exciting besides football was happening at the tavern. It still seemed like the walls were paper thin. I almost felt like they could see me. But, we went to sleep between 11-12 and once our heads hit the pillow, we were not bothered by it.

We did go to eat at Bowies Tavern and were not impressed. We were under the impression that they served dinner. Since it was convenient and we were hungry, we just walked down to check it out. It was just typical bar food. I got a burger and it was just a frozen patty.

The next morning we went to breakfast at the Castle on the Dunleith Plantation. Since there were only approx. 5 guests the night before, there was no buffet. There was no pancakes, french toast, or any sort of nice pastry other than biscuits. A little bit of a disappointment.

We had the misfortune to stay in the slave quarters (well, they called it the servants quarters, but it was awful). We had a cave-like room at the end of a totally dark brick corridor except for one bare lightbulb. It was like going into a dark hole. The room had windows, but I'm not sure why. They only looked out into the dark corridor. There was absolutely NO natural light coming into that room. The bathroom lighting was so awful that I would have used natural light from the windows to be able to see to put on makeup, but there was no light!!! We were with a church group and someone else had made the arrangements so we didn't want to complain, but I can't believe we paid so much money to stay in a cave! There were low ceilings and anyone with clautrophobia would have definitely NOT been able to stay there. It was difficult for me, and I will not be going back. For that much money, I really expected something nicer than a cave.

Beautiful room. Beautiful view but you are right above a pub. We stayed on a wednesday night which is karaoke night. It statred at 7.30 and didn't end till past 1am. Breakfast is included in the price which youhave to drive up to the main house about 2 miles away! Booked a night at a Plantation and ended up above a bar the other side of natchez.....