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 was awful. Regina, the Innkeeper, presented us with a bottle of champagne in case the weather was too bad and we could not get out to celebrate New Years. The scenery at the b&b is great. The peacefulness and calmness was wonderful. We could have spent a month and not ever get bored. The breakfast at Dunleith was great as well as the tour. Natchez was a wonderful city to visit. The restaurants and the people were great. We will be back to Twin Oaks and Natchez. Our memories are forever special of this wonderful historical bed and breakfast and city.

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 building within sight of but not within the old house. Your suite will be in a building constructed centuries after the seemingly charming old house. Your room may or may not be clean. It may be dusty—ours was. Luxurious? Hardly. Charming? Not at all. Over-priced? Definitely.

Breakfast will be supplied, but it won’t be in the charming old house but across the road and you’ll have to drive there or walk five minutes to get there.

We arrived on a Monday after being promised a room that it turned out wasn’t clean and couldn’t be because the housekeeper didn’t show up for work. We were offered a choice of two other rooms, but it turned out that one of them was already occupied. They were so sorry.

We asked for a restaurant recommendation. It was a Monday night and most downtown restaurants in Natchez are closed. Our host recommended a place downtown that would be open, he said. Wrong. We found a place on our own, fortunately.

If you want to overpay and be disappointed, make a reservation here. Or you can do yourself a favor and stay at a La Quinta, or a Comfort Inn or Red Roof or Motel 6. You’ll get just about the same thing—and pay a lot less for it.

Twin Oaks Natchez is like coming to a totally different world so to speak. Wonderful, natural setting and very old architecture and you can make great friends with the hosts Regina and Doug. The food and peace of the place is quite remarkable. :)

I would highly recommend Twin Oaks to anyone who is going to Natchez. I stayed there a night and had a great time there. The rooms are huge and the beds are plush and super comfy. In terms of pricing, Twin Oaks is definitely a deal compared to some of the other b&b's in town. Besides your nights stay, you also get a breakfast at Dunleith and tours of both Twin Oaks and Dunleith.

The highlight of this stay was the warm hospitality at Twin Oaks! Regina and Doug are very knowledgeable of the area. When my friend and I told Regina we were planning a food tour of the south, she gave us advise on where to visit and what to eat. Great advice - we loved every restaurant she recommended. Doug knows a lot about the history of Natchez and was such a fun person to talk to. I definitely learned a lot from him.

When my friend and I were leaving Natchez, Regina told us we can contact her if we run into any trouble during the rest of our tour of the South. That meant a lot to me knowing that she really would come help us if we needed her help.