Magnificent location with a family feel to it. Spacious room(s) and one of the best beds we have slept in for a long time. Everything was high quality, like the linen, the towels and the entire bathroom. Cherry on the cake is the breakfast which was cooked to order by the breakfast chef with new modifications every day. We got both sausage, a quiche and a divine fruit salad. Also met the owner Elizabeth, who really seemed like she wanted us to feel at home. The property has porches in all four directions, so you can always find a spot to sit a sip on a cup of tea or a glass of wine. The neighborhood is peaceful and the house itself if a part of Vicksburg's history.

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This place is magnificent, it was like stepping back in time but with all modern comforts. The historical house is beautiful inside and out, it has gorgeous, original stained glass windows everywhere you look. The shared areas and the bedrooms are perfectly furnished to match the style of the house and provide all comforts. All rooms are huge with big, comfortable beds, complimentary coffee, sitting area, TV, AC, etc. The homemade southern traditional breakfast was excellent, prepared by the most lovely staff. One of the best and most special stays I've ever had!

Everything was perfect!

Oak Hall is the most beautiful B&B I've ever had the pleasure of staying at - and we've travelled very widely across the UK, Europe and beyond and stayed in some lovely B&Bs. I knew when booking it that it was going to be good but our actual experience was so much better. From the moment we and our friends arrived, we were warmly greeted by Elizabeth - her hosting skills are second to none. The house itself (more like a mansion!) is straight out of Gone with the Wind and is fabulous inside and out and kept spotlessly clean. Elizabeth has thought of everything that her paying guests might need, so we did not want for anything and when I asked her for some bubbly at breakfast (to celebrate my husband's birthday), it was served very quickly, deliciously chilled in lovely glasses and the cost charged was very reasonable. And as for breakfast - homemade cooked items accompanied by fruit, lots of buttery toast with preserves and good coffee - it was the perfect start to our day. The rooms we stayed in were fabulous - I don't think I've ever had such a huge and inviting room in a B&B before. And the icing on the cake - which we weren't expecting - was that a pool had recently been installed and on a very hot day, it was so refreshing and welcome to use this. All in all a fabulous stay - wouldn't stay anywhere else in the Vicksburg area! Thank you so much Elizabeth - we have such great memories of Oak Hall and luckily some great photos and videos to remind us of our stay.

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Beautiful 1910 built, 8500 square feet home with huge rooms and plenty of space. Updated bathroom and everything very clean and in working order. Super friendly staff who were happy to share the property’s interesting history. Breakfast was good and we ate outside on beautiful porch area out front. Sat out there when we arrived back at night and had a couple of beverages. Very relaxing. Set in a lovely old part of town with similar historical buildings. Twenty five minute stroll to downtown Vicksburg which is a mix of great public buildings and quaint little stores. Vicksburg is a mix of nice and some run down buildings but felt safe and people were very friendly. I would recommend this B&B to anyone and would definitely stay there again if in that area.

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We loved everything about the property. We booked the rustic suite for ourselves and our two children. It’s in the attic and was private and quiet. The house was gorgeous and interesting and fascinating. It was really impressive. Our children had fun exploring it, but I’ll be honest. We parked them in front of the TV in our room soon after arriving, and explored the house in depth by ourselves. We took a lovely walk through the neighborhood looking at the other old houses. on Sunday morning there was a lovely home-cooked breakfast that we all enjoyed very much! We will definitely stay here again the next time we pass through Vicksburg. The owner was on site and very hospitable and made us feel very welcome.

Honestly, there was not a single thing we didn’t like. We’d love to come have a longer stay sometime, maybe even rent the entire house out with our friends.

They left us a piece of cake for mine and my husband’s anniversary. It was delicious. It was an refurbished mansion home with comfortable rooms. The WiFi was great and so was the T.V. channels to choose from. The bed was comfortable and the architecture of the home was absolutely beautiful ! They had awesome restaurants in the area to have a wonderful anniversary dinner. Noelle was so sweet and made us a wonderful breakfast before we took our long drive home.

Everything was great! Owner was present, responded when we had questions. Would highly recommend and if we come back to Vicksburg we will definitely stay again!

if there’s anything, the a/c units are new and didn’t cool quite as well as we like. owner was still learning how to use as well.

Elizabeth and her mom were most hospitable. The B&B was a beautifully restored 1910 mansion and the location was central to all areas of Vicksburg. There was plenty of parking, the suite we had was huge, immaculate and inviting. Extremely comfortable bedding and the bathroom was fully stocked with amenities and very plush towels. Breakfast was served in the formal dining room and was delicious. Loved meeting all the guests and finding out about their travels. A very enjoyable stay worth repeating.

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Wonderful home, great hostess. Comfortable to sit around in the evenings and have a chat in one of the many seating areas or out by the fire pit. Breakfast was outstanding each day of our stay! Will definitely return to this B&B when traveling to Vicksburg.

The room was enormous. The bed was comfortable. Elizabeth was a wonderful host and made recommendations for restaurants and sites to see. The location is perfect in an old neighborhood. Oak Hall was built in 1910, and the renovations have it looking like it must have looked then. The stained glass windows are lovely. Breakfast was light, but good. The butler’s pantry has a large refrigerator and is stocked with drinks and snacks. We would definitely stay there again.