My husband and I stayed at the Natchez Historic Inn for our anniversary this year. We had stayed at the inn before, but it came under new ownership and management early this year and we hadn't had the opportunity to return since then. I called the property directly to make our reservations. The person with whom I spoke was very friendly and outgoing, and was able to answer the questions I had about the inn and its surroundings. She also made dinner reservations for us for that Saturday night at an up-scale restaurant in town--I didn't have to call them at all.
We arrived on a Friday evening, and the place was buzzing with activity. There is a lovely sitting room with a cash bar in the hotel, and there are all kinds of snacks and appetizers available to everyone. After checking in, we spent about an hour in the sitting room and on the veranda, sipping champagne and chatting with other guests and hotel staff. For dinner, the receptionist recommended a local restaurant within walking distance which we absolutely loved.
Saturday morning we didn't want to get up because the bed was so comfortable, but we also didn't want to miss breakfast at the inn. The options were modest, but we were satisfied with the southern meal, which included eggs, bacon, grits and biscuits. (There was lighter fare, but we wanted the full experience.) We spent the morning wandering around the historic downtown district and its antique shops and touring one of the antebellum homes. After lunch we opted to be lazy at the hotel, reading and chatting in the shady courtyard, which was completely full of ferns, flowering plants, fountains, and other items of interest. That evening we went to the upscale restaurant mentioned above, where we were seated at the main table. It turned out that of the six couples at that table, three of us were staying at the same inn and everyone was very complimentary of it.
Sunday morning we made sure to get out of bed in time for breakfast. When we checked out, the staff truly seemed sorry to see us go. We will definitely return.

We have just returned from an absolutely delightful week's stay at this charming inn. The inn is under new management and the host, Mr. Harper, and the manager, Sharon Brown, (as well as the rest of the staff) made our stay absolutely perfect. They could not do enough for their guests. Mr. Harper is an excellent baker so don't miss his special cakes--they were wonderful. Room was always clean, attended to in a prompt manner and the bed was very comfortable. Some repainting was going on outside but in no way distracted from our stay. The courtyard was a wonderful place to have coffee, soft drinks, wine, etc. There are flowers everywhere. We even received fresh cut roses in our room one day. The gentleman who attended to the grounds even asked us if there was anything he could do for us. A nice glass of wine on the veranda made a perfect ending to a wonderful day. We would not hesitate to recommend this inn. We loved it and hated to leave. On our next trip to Natchez, it will be the Natchez Historic Inn for us.

The service was good and the rooms were big (#155). The noise level outside our door and in the next room got a little high in the mornings. It's convenient, right in the middle of downtown and walking distance to all of the antique shops. There is a nice cortyard where one can sit and read on a pleasant day next to a couple fountains. It's gated and secluded (the cortyard, that is.) A nice breakfast with great coffee is included each morning.

My wife and I (34 years old from Holland, Europe)stayed here for two nights, during our trip through the American South. It was a very good B&B. A very good location in the center of Natchez. Nice rooms, very friendly staff en a great southern breakfast. Nothing to complain about!