Monmouth Historic Inn

The high points were the staff who were all doing double duty. And the room was clean. The map of the property on their website and that is received with your confirmation is out of date. It lists that there are hors d'oeuvres and drinks in the Quitman Lounge. When we asked about it at check-in, the lady said we haven't done that since COVID. We did walk over to the lounge before our reservations at 1818 restaurant and the lounge was unlocked, and there was a bar, but no one in attendance. We waited about 15 minutes and a lady came running over from the main restaurant, saying she was sorry she hadn't seen us come in. We walked with her back over to the main restaurant where she served as hostess, waitress, and bartender. She was very nice but struggled to do the work of 3 people. The meal was just okay, we went elsewhere the next night and spent half as much and got twice as good of food. We walked the grounds after dinner. The grounds looked as though they had had no care in a long time, bushes were overgrown, the herb garden was half dead weeds, the pathways were covered over with weeds. There was poison oak growing along the edges and through some of the bushes. Our garden cottage was clean, but the bathroom door had a broken latch that needed simple repair, and there was a piece of paper taped to the door of our cottage that said you need to push hard to close it. I felt like that was very unprofessional for what was a simple maintenance issue. The gutters of our building were completely filled with weeds, small trees growing out of them, and at one corner, Virginia creeper hanging down onto the porch, which also was dirty. Nichelle, who served in all capacities at breakfast, was amazing and the high point of our stay! In summary, it is a sad and neglected property that at one time must have been absolutely beautiful! It needs some tender care to bring it back into shape.

My significant other planned this trip for my birthday and it was perfect. The staff was welcoming and very helpful. We enjoyed the tour .very much and it was quite informative. Our room was lovely. Definitely more than I expected. I would recommend a stay here to anyone. We thoroughly enjoyed our time in Natchez.

We stayed here for one night only thankfully en-route to New Orleans. Our first impressions were not good as the gravel driveway was seriously pot-holed making it difficult to drive on. The check-in service at reception was fine but not particularly welcoming. But it was our 'deluxe' suite which really shocked us. The rooms were old, worn and shabby. There were stains/dirt visible on the carpets, chairs and in the closets. The outdoor terrace had not been cleaned in a while and featured a very dirty table and chairs and slippery moss-covered flagstones. Moreover, there was no safe in the room nor any tea or coffee making facilities. The huge bed was way too soft and had a very large dip in the middle of the mattress. The shower faucet was broken and came away in our hands. And there were very few available power sockets (and no USB outlets at all). The grounds were an improvement and more interesting albeit completely untended. Breakfast consisted of a very basic cold buffet plus a choice of either eggs any which way or French toast. This was probably one of the worst places that we have stayed at for quite some time...we were happy to leave.

Truly disappointed in our most recent stay. Room was dirty with dead bugs on the floor! Towels were thread bare and smelled! For the cost of the room they could do better!! I would suggest you look for other accommodations in Natchez so you don’t experience the same disappointment!!

We stayed to tour several homes in Natchez and had a wonderful stay! Our room was huge and just perfect! The property is well kept and everything is clean. It is so peaceful! We had a great dinner at Restaurant 1818. Would highly recommend staying here!