We just had an incredible weekend stay at Twin Oaks. The B&B has a beautiful main house and side building with the six guest rooms. Upon our arrival Regina greeted us with such warmth and hospitality. She gave us a personal tour of the home and grounds, and a much-appreciated glass of wine after a long drive! Our guest room was very clean, charming and comfortable with great features, including a gorgeous half-tester bed and jacuzzi tub. Regina also serves an amazing afternoon tea on the weekends with tea, champagne, biscuits, finger sandwiches, petit fours, etc. - a wonderful way to spend the afternoon hanging out with Regina and her family in their dining room. Finally, Twin Oaks has a great location - across the street from Dunleith and a short walk to the middle of downtown Natchez. All in all, Twin Oaks is a fantastic place that we highly recommend. We hope to return many times in the future.

We thoroughly enjoyed our two nights at Twin Oaks this past weekend. We stayed in both Rooms 1 and 6. Number six is smaller with a high four poster queen bed and (non-working) fireplace. Number one was much larger with two queen beds and several upholstered pieces of furniture. Both rooms have wet bars with a small fridge and huge bathrooms. Very, very clean. Yes, there is chipped paint here and there, but overall these are very nice rooms, complete with TV and phone for those who don't like being out of touch.

Be advised that these six rooms are in an old dependency on the property--they're not in the main house. This is not the B&B for someone who wants to be received into someone's home and entertained. We avoid those as we prefer more privacy. We chose the option of breakfast across the street at Dunleith Plantation. It was a very good breakfast buffet complete with breakfast casserole, biscuits & gravy, etc.

Stayed at the Twin Oaks Bed and Breaksfast last week to tour Natchez. When we got there no one came to the door, then we called and the housekeeper came to the door. We were tired from traveling and it would have been nice to have been offered something to drink or a cup of coffee. I thought we were staying in the big house but were shown to a house out back that had 6 rooms. The room was great - it had 2 bedrooms and a bath - but in dire need of carpet cleaning and paint. Breakfast was across the street at Dunleith which was excellent. The stay was an average experience and we did get to meet the owner of the home when we checked out. She was a lovely person but needs to offer more hospitality to her guests expecially upon arrival.

First let me say we are a french family living near Paris. US has always been my favorite destination, but we were a little worried in 2003 because of the events. Fortunately, Americans have been as nice and friendly to us as they always had been, and I have only good things to say about our 23-day trip across the US.

Natchez is one of the places I had never visited before, and this city is very special and beautiful. In October the weather was fine, and the plantations house with their stunning parks and oaks deserve a visit. I even enjoyed to drive the car from NewOrleans, the landscapes are beautiful.

I had chosen Twin Oaks B&B based on the reviews at tripdavisor, and I can tell you we have not been disappointed.

We were thrilled because Regina and her husband Douglas greeted us like we were their friends for 20 years! And after a few minutes with them you feel like it....They had some friends visting them and they offered us a drink with them, in their own house, which by the way is marvelous inside and outside.

Maybe they can't do that with all guests, but I bet you'll agree with me these people are exceptionally nice and warm, if you are lucky enough stay at Twin Oaks.

We wanted the biggest room but it was not available, but really the other rooms are perfect and bigger than average! It was much more than we expected. The furniture is very nice in the style of plantation houses, even though its a separate building. The bathroom and equipment are perfect, and anything you could need is there, down to the coffee maker.

With leads me to the breakfast served at the stunning Dunleith Plantation, just across the street : it is quite simply the BEST breakfast we had during our trip, and probably in our life! The quality is exceptional, i mean it, and don't plan on eating much for lunch, because you'll want to taste everything.

On top of that you have a free admission to visit Dunleith Plantation, and Twin Oaks is one of the seldom Natchez B&B that can accept children! We stayed there with our 8yo daughter.

Of course I did not try all other accomodations in Natchez, but I bet it's one of the best in Natchez. We have such a good souvenir with Twin Oaks that we will probably return to Natchez just to meet these nice people (and also for the breakfast to be honest) :)

If you think that they paid me for this, they didn't. But feel free to suggest them to do that :)

To prove my honesty, I must include the one bad point of Twin Oaks : I was feeling dizzy for two hours after I drank the gin-tonic they offered to me that first evening . Douglas, in a gin-tonic you must put some TONIC ! ;)