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The Guest House Historic Mansion

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Hotel Highlights

Welcome to The Guest House Historic Mansion, a charming 4-star bed and breakfast nestled in the heart of Natchez, Mississippi. Just a brisk 0.1mi from the city center, this delightful haven is perfect for travelers looking to immerse themselves in the rich history and cultural vibrancy of the region. With prices starting from just $398, you can enjoy a unique blend of southern hospitality and historic elegance at this spectacular mansion.

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Rooms

Queen Room - Octavia Dockery in The Guest House Historic Mansion

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1 Queen Size Bed

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300 sqft

Octavia Dockery, Queen Size

Private Bathroom

Bathtub

Flat-screen TV

Air conditioning

Queen Room - Rosalie Beekman Room in The Guest House Historic Mansion

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1 Queen Size Bed

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300 sqft

Queen Room

Private Bathroom

Bathtub

Flat-screen TV

Air conditioning

Double Room with Two Double Beds- Lowenburg Room in The Guest House Historic Mansion

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2 Double Beds

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400 sqft

Room - 2 Double

Private Bathroom

Bathtub

View

Flat-screen TV

Discover More

Step inside and discover an array of amenities designed to make your stay a memorable one. Unwind at our on-site restaurant or sip a refreshing drink at the bar while soaking in the beautiful views from the sun deck. You'll have complimentary access to wifi throughout the property, free parking if you're driving in, and a lovely garden where you can enjoy a picnic or bask in the sun. With options for live music and performances, there’s no shortage of entertainment here at The Guest House!

Property building in The Guest House Historic Mansion
Property building in The Guest House Historic Mansion

Experience the Best

With an impressive 660 glowing reviews, travelers rave about the warm ambiance, comfortable accommodations, and the delightful breakfast spread that awaits each morning. Whether you're savoring a leisurely breakfast on the terrace or relaxing in a non-smoking room with a balcony, you're sure to feel right at home. Come explore the charm of Natchez and make lasting memories at The Guest House Historic Mansion!

Bed in The Guest House Historic Mansion
Bed in The Guest House Historic Mansion

Plan Your Stay

As you settle into your stay at The Guest House Historic Mansion, don't miss the chance to indulge in a culinary journey at our on-site restaurant, The Guest House Mediterranean Cuisine. Transport your taste buds to the heart of the Mediterranean with delightful dishes that blend Cajun Creole flair with authentic Greek flavors. Whether it's a romantic dinner for two in the softly lit ambiance or a heartwarming family meal, each delightful bite is crafted to add a dash of flavors that will bring your dining experience to life. With the option to sip on a lovely glass of wine as you overlook the beautifully manicured gardens, your evenings will transform into unforgettable moments.

Restaurant/places to eat in The Guest House Historic Mansion
Patio in The Guest House Historic Mansion

Amenities

Business center

Restaurant

Free Private Parking

Free wifi

Meeting/Banquet facilities

Air conditioning

Bar

Sun deck

Bathroom in The Guest House Historic Mansion
Bathroom in The Guest House Historic Mansion

Restaurant

The Guest House Mediterranean Cuisine

Traditional, Romantic, Cajun & Creole, Greek, Mediterranean

Restaurant/places to eat in The Guest House Historic Mansion
Patio in The Guest House Historic Mansion
City view in The Guest House Historic Mansion
I liked that Willie greeted me on the sidewalk & escorted me to meet Miss Denise. Miss Denise, a regal, statuesqe and gracious southern lady who is the General Manager of The Guest House. She gave the impression of being very happy to have me as a guest so I immediately felt a warm welcome. As it was after dinner hours, I was grateful the restaurant was open. Chef Hakam was expecting me! Willie had alerted him that I mentioned being hungry for a burger. Hakam had it pattied up and expertly served it with a side of fries. So beautiful that I took a picture! I meet Brennan on my last morning. I had contemplated church but slept in since it was my last morning. I was feeling a bit sheepish for backing out of church and then I ran into Brennan. That young man exudes kindness and a wonderful sense of peace. He helped me with all my bags and packages and by the time we made it to my vehicle, I felt as though I made a new friend! There is a wonderful girl, Karlee, who I luckily met as I checking out. What an absolute delight! Her exuberance is contagious and I throughly enjoyed her. She made me feel as if she was happy I had a great time.

Travelgrannie

The hotel is just as described. It is lovely and the furnishings seemed like a fair tribute to times past. Though it was very cold the room was cozy and comfortable. The staff was very nice and helpful. The location was excellent as there are so many things one can do by foot. We were there in the winter so we could not enjoy the patio but one can only imagine how pleasant it would be in the spring. The breakfast was nice as it offered many items which were made fresh (scrambled eggs and pancakes, for example) and offered some typically Southern items (grits, sausage). If we return we could want to stay here again. The restaurant was also quite nice with a menu that had a Mediterranean flair.

Cynthia

Upon arrival the staff was very polite and helpful. They answered all of our questions and provided additional information on the city sites, restaurants and weekend events. The restaurant was very convenient, cozy, clean and the staff was amazing. I met the Chef and our server Dana went above and beyond to make our weekend special. The room was very comfortable, quiet and clean. The location was very convenient, we were able to walk about town comfortably. We have already started planning our next visit.

Jason

The Guest House is a beautiful and historic inn dating back to 1840 in downtown Natchez conveniently located to many attractions. Very walkable to restaurants, the Mississippi River and many of the historic mansions. While our room was very close to the main entrance by the restaurant, it was quiet. Beds were comfortable and our stay included a free hot breakfast in the restaurant and a complimentary bottle of wine upon our arrival. Our stay at The Guest House was a great experience at a great price .

Monk

Check in was great and we just made it in time for dinner- last orders were 8pm. The restaurant was a bit disorganised but in a fun way. My Bloody Mary was half and half I reckon which was a cool start to the evening. Some of the items on the menu were unavailable but I had the Shrimps and rice which were excellent. My partner had falafels which were nicely cooked. The room was large and the bed very comfortable. The room was a bit chill but there was an electric heater in the cupboard.

Stuart

I liked that Willie greeted me on the sidewalk & escorted me to meet Miss Denise. Miss Denise, a regal, statuesqe and gracious southern lady who is the General Manager of The Guest House. She gave the impression of being very happy to have me as a guest so I immediately felt a warm welcome. As it was after dinner hours, I was grateful the restaurant was open. Chef Hakam was expecting me! Willie had alerted him that I mentioned being hungry for a burger. Hakam had it pattied up and expertly served it with a side of fries. So beautiful that I took a picture! I meet Brennan on my last morning. I had contemplated church but slept in since it was my last morning. I was feeling a bit sheepish for backing out of church and then I ran into Brennan. That young man exudes kindness and a wonderful sense of peace. He helped me with all my bags and packages and by the time we made it to my vehicle, I felt as though I made a new friend! There is a wonderful girl, Karlee, who I luckily met as I checking out. What an absolute delight! Her exuberance is contagious and I throughly enjoyed her. She made me feel as if she was happy I had a great time.

Travelgrannie

The hotel is just as described. It is lovely and the furnishings seemed like a fair tribute to times past. Though it was very cold the room was cozy and comfortable. The staff was very nice and helpful. The location was excellent as there are so many things one can do by foot. We were there in the winter so we could not enjoy the patio but one can only imagine how pleasant it would be in the spring. The breakfast was nice as it offered many items which were made fresh (scrambled eggs and pancakes, for example) and offered some typically Southern items (grits, sausage). If we return we could want to stay here again. The restaurant was also quite nice with a menu that had a Mediterranean flair.

Cynthia

Upon arrival the staff was very polite and helpful. They answered all of our questions and provided additional information on the city sites, restaurants and weekend events. The restaurant was very convenient, cozy, clean and the staff was amazing. I met the Chef and our server Dana went above and beyond to make our weekend special. The room was very comfortable, quiet and clean. The location was very convenient, we were able to walk about town comfortably. We have already started planning our next visit.

Jason

The Guest House is a beautiful and historic inn dating back to 1840 in downtown Natchez conveniently located to many attractions. Very walkable to restaurants, the Mississippi River and many of the historic mansions. While our room was very close to the main entrance by the restaurant, it was quiet. Beds were comfortable and our stay included a free hot breakfast in the restaurant and a complimentary bottle of wine upon our arrival. Our stay at The Guest House was a great experience at a great price .

Monk

Check in was great and we just made it in time for dinner- last orders were 8pm. The restaurant was a bit disorganised but in a fun way. My Bloody Mary was half and half I reckon which was a cool start to the evening. Some of the items on the menu were unavailable but I had the Shrimps and rice which were excellent. My partner had falafels which were nicely cooked. The room was large and the bed very comfortable. The room was a bit chill but there was an electric heater in the cupboard.

Stuart

I liked that Willie greeted me on the sidewalk & escorted me to meet Miss Denise. Miss Denise, a regal, statuesqe and gracious southern lady who is the General Manager of The Guest House. She gave the impression of being very happy to have me as a guest so I immediately felt a warm welcome. As it was after dinner hours, I was grateful the restaurant was open. Chef Hakam was expecting me! Willie had alerted him that I mentioned being hungry for a burger. Hakam had it pattied up and expertly served it with a side of fries. So beautiful that I took a picture! I meet Brennan on my last morning. I had contemplated church but slept in since it was my last morning. I was feeling a bit sheepish for backing out of church and then I ran into Brennan. That young man exudes kindness and a wonderful sense of peace. He helped me with all my bags and packages and by the time we made it to my vehicle, I felt as though I made a new friend! There is a wonderful girl, Karlee, who I luckily met as I checking out. What an absolute delight! Her exuberance is contagious and I throughly enjoyed her. She made me feel as if she was happy I had a great time.

Travelgrannie

The hotel is just as described. It is lovely and the furnishings seemed like a fair tribute to times past. Though it was very cold the room was cozy and comfortable. The staff was very nice and helpful. The location was excellent as there are so many things one can do by foot. We were there in the winter so we could not enjoy the patio but one can only imagine how pleasant it would be in the spring. The breakfast was nice as it offered many items which were made fresh (scrambled eggs and pancakes, for example) and offered some typically Southern items (grits, sausage). If we return we could want to stay here again. The restaurant was also quite nice with a menu that had a Mediterranean flair.

Cynthia

Upon arrival the staff was very polite and helpful. They answered all of our questions and provided additional information on the city sites, restaurants and weekend events. The restaurant was very convenient, cozy, clean and the staff was amazing. I met the Chef and our server Dana went above and beyond to make our weekend special. The room was very comfortable, quiet and clean. The location was very convenient, we were able to walk about town comfortably. We have already started planning our next visit.

Jason

The Guest House is a beautiful and historic inn dating back to 1840 in downtown Natchez conveniently located to many attractions. Very walkable to restaurants, the Mississippi River and many of the historic mansions. While our room was very close to the main entrance by the restaurant, it was quiet. Beds were comfortable and our stay included a free hot breakfast in the restaurant and a complimentary bottle of wine upon our arrival. Our stay at The Guest House was a great experience at a great price .

Monk

Check in was great and we just made it in time for dinner- last orders were 8pm. The restaurant was a bit disorganised but in a fun way. My Bloody Mary was half and half I reckon which was a cool start to the evening. Some of the items on the menu were unavailable but I had the Shrimps and rice which were excellent. My partner had falafels which were nicely cooked. The room was large and the bed very comfortable. The room was a bit chill but there was an electric heater in the cupboard.

Stuart

Location

201 N. Pearl Street, Natchez, 39120, United States

Reservations:

+1 (888) 385-8465

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The Guest House Historic Mansion

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