Don't stay overnight unless you like seeing ghosts-which are only seen by children. The brochure is decieving. The lawn full of weeds, beds that sank in the middle, cracked flooring in the bathroom, outdoor furniture dirty and old-- give the wicker a paint job at least. Our family of 5 which included three young children were uncomfortable staying in a place with "ghosts"- which is never mentioned in the brochure. The proprietors were quick to say we have been on TV-- great for ghost hunters-- not for young families. We did not even stay overnight. Beware of the no refund policy- even though we showed up and we not pleased at all They only offered us a gift certificate-- how likely is it that we would ever come back. Pick another B&B in Vicksburg!!

I agree with prior review written by Traveler Climber. This establishment is run-down and is in need of repair from lack of maintenance, especially the bathrooms, which were the worst I have ever seen.

We stayed at the Stained Glass Manor for 1 night in Sept 2006 and it was 1 night too long. I made the reservation by phone basing my decision on the website description. The first room the owner intended us to stay in had the linoleum torn apart and coming up in the bathroom. The room we ultimately stayed in had a tub so stained that we did not want to use it. In general, the house was not in keeping with the period. For example, dark out of date carpet covering the majestic stairway and tacky "mardi gras" decorations throughout. Overall the house was extremely cluttered and unkept. There was a bucket to catch water centered in the entry way though it did not look like it had rained recently (as if that would have been an excuse). We were asked to used a side door to come and go. This entry was bombarded with sickly pets we had to dodge. In addition it was covered with dirt and pet hair. The owner compained incessantly about hurricane Katrina and blamed the house's disrepair on it and the State of Mississippi for not providing adequate compensation. We were not able to confirm that structures in Vicksburg had been seriously damaged by Katrina. The only positive thing I can say is that the stained glass windows in some of the rooms are beautiful.

The experience as a whole deterred us from touring any other homes in Vicksburg. It truly tainted our visit to Vicksburg.

I have stayed here 3 times now and they just seem ti get better. Bill and Shirley do outstanding Breakfasts and the Jefferson room is my favorite. Can't say enough good things about this magnificent B&B.