A lavishly furbished hotel and room: in fact my room was splendid, with two four-poster beds and lavish furnishings. Natchez is a small city and the hotel was very well placed both for town and river.

My room had lighting too subdued for me - I like to read and that wasn't easy. I also found the Wi-Fi was weak. Most disappointingly, dinner was a minor disaster: nothing happened for 45 minutes after ordering, then the starter and main course arrived together, such that the latter was cold by the time I got to it. The chef was good but the organisation terrible; they don’t serve beer and the place was freezing. If I were staying a second night I wouldn’t have eaten there.

I really liked the hotel building — it’s beautiful on the outside and cozy inside. The room was spacious and nicely designed. I especially appreciated the powerful air conditioner, which was a real relief in the heat. The staff deserves special mention: polite, attentive, and always willing to help — thank you for that.

Breakfast was quite simple, about as shown in the photos. Personally, I didn’t feel fully satisfied and ended up heading to a nearby café for something extra. That said, it’s possible I just didn’t realize that more food or refills could have been requested on-site.

We enjoyed seeing and being able to stay in a pre Civil War building (circa 1840). It was a nice blend of modern amenities and antiques. (furniture and fixtures). The location was ideal in the center of many sites that we wanted to see. The staff was eager to accommodate asking if we needed anything. Jared was a kindhearted southern gentleman. As long as you keep in mind this is an older building with normal wear and tear, you will enjoy your stay.

The only mark would be the coffee available after hours was burnt. We were thankful that they at least offered 24/7 coffee.

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.

The restaurant was somewhat cold but one could wear an extra sweater. It seemed likely that in the spring it was connected to the patio and the glass wall was probably not able to keep out the cold. One had to find the right table that was near a heat source to be comfortable.

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.

The breakfast included is a separate menu to the off the street menu which was a bit odd and an annoying to be honest. I’m guessing the restaurant is separately run. It would be better to either just have the same menu or provide guests with a monetary voucher towards just one menu.

The guest house is directly in the middle of downtown. The parking is so easy. The historic building is clean and decorated so thoughtfully with beautiful antiques, fabrics and furniture. So many places to hang out, such as the courtyard, the many porches with rocking chairs, and various seating areas throughout the building. We were able to walk right out of the door and traverse the shops and cafes along the street and other downtown streets. We adored out stay. Have been here 2 times and would love to come back for a third!

The property was lovely and a little spooky and charming. We had everything we needed to be comfortable. The staff was incredibly helpful and kind and made it feel like we were at home. It was really convenient to everything and we were able to walk to just about everything we wanted to explore in Natchez.

It wasn’t spotlessly clean, although it was pretty clean. There were cobwebs on some of the light fixtures. Also our room could have used a few more lamps- it was pretty dark. Fine usually but a challenge to get ready to go out at night. It would have been nice to have a robe and maybe nicer soap and shampoo (we had dollar store bottles in our room) but no big deal. Also the armoire key was missing and I had to use a hair pin to get it open which was the only place to store our clothes.

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 .

A mini fridge in the room would have been a nice touch

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.

Only that I couldn't book my reservation for next year yet. 😀

The bed was very comfortable and a plus for having a black make up towel. The location is good. Close to the cute shops and about 20 min walk to the river and the bar, Under the hill saloon. The shower is great. Fast Wi-Fi and free parking on the street right outside the hotel. The lady in the reception was very nice and helpful. Beside the dinner area it was free Tea and coffee at all times and a microwave. Good air conditioner.

The girls serving breakfast wasn’t nice at all. The breakfast could be much better. You had to pic from a menu with already selected choices, with not much to choose from. The room didn´t have a refrigerator. It would be nice to have a small one for cold drinks when it´s so hot outside. The TV wasn’t working.