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Enfolding guests in warm Southern hospitality, Monmouth Historic Inn in Natchez, Mississippi is a lovingly restored tribute to languorous antebellum days. This beautiful member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World and Historic Hotels of America provides 30 exquisite guestrooms ands suites in 7 historic buildings. Many of the accommodations boast Jacuzzis, fireplaces and unique period furnishings like a hand-carved Mallard queen bed. Leisurely mornings begin with a full Southern breakfast in the garden room, while a sociable evening cocktail hour includes complimentary hors d'oeuvres. Dinner sparkles under candlelight and crystal in the elegant Main Mansion.
Monmouth Historic Inn
1358 John A. Quitman Blvd
Natchez, Mississippi
39120
Nearest Airport: BTR
A lovely historic property with beautiful grounds. A great breakfast included. Friendly staff
Judy2233 - Engadine, Australia
A wonderful retreat surrounded by deep history. Room was clean and elegant. Every request was given the appropriate attention, and, best of all, the staff were a joy—all of them. I will return. Thanks! Special thanks to Michael in booking and reception, he was a true professional with a warm, southern demeanor.
Andy C
The sign says luxury when you arrive … it should say basic … our room is small and full of a big dusty 4 Poster. The Towels are so small and only one each. I would not stay here again … it was booked by our travel agent we don’t know what the cost was as it was part of a big trip … but it’s not worth more than £90 no tea or coffee facilities …
Journey30371368150 - Swindon, United Kingdom
My husband and I recently stayed at Monmouth in the Pond 2-bedroom cottage. Although there are a few maintenance issues, overall we enjoyed our 2 night stay. The inn is a short 5 minute drive from downtown Natchez and the Pond Cottage has 3 units with its own dedicated parking which makes loading and unloading easy. These quiet rooms are also all ground level with a shared front porch overlooking the pond. The office, bar area, gift shop and dining room are a very short walk away with a pleasant terrace behind the dining room. Breakfast is complementary and served in a separate dining room about 5 minutes at most from the Pond cottages. It is not extensive but offers eggs, grits, toast and a few cold selections. The main dining room is beautiful, the food is delicious and the bartender is friendly and makes a mean martini. Our room was comfortable and spacious but there are some upkeep issues. There is a gap in the front door that could allow insects in plus the floor in front of the shower is caving in and needs repair. We did not have a fridge in our room but there is an ice machine near the office. If you enjoy walking there is a short path on the property that is very pretty and gives patrons a chance to stretch their legs. The innkeepers happened to be in town during our stay and were so friendly and informative about the history of Monmouth. It’s obvious they love the inn and we loved it too, in spite of a few shortcomings.
Smiles4miles - Columbia, South Carolina
2 night stay at midpoint of our Deep South music trail road trip . Beautiful mansion and mostly wonderful staff which contrasted with exceptionally nasty wait staff in the breakfast room . Could not figure the reason as Nichelle gets great reviews from other travellers . We noticed she was more attentive to American guests and not only reluctant to engage but downright rude towards us on two consecutive mornings . That said Mike was wonderful as the first person we met and he also did the house tour , the other staff we met were polite and we met some lovely guests
bananameena - Manchester, United Kingdom
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It is always such a rare pleasure to visit Monmouth and to soak up its beauty and its heritage. You have done so much to make this historic place a source of pride for all of us who share a fascination for the historic sites and events that serve to make us who we are.
-William Forrest Winter
Governor of Mississippi: 1980-1984
My husband and I experienced Monmouth Plantation and the city of Natchez, Mississippi, in December, 2004. Our experience there was absolutely wonderful!! We were treated like royalty by the staff at Monmouth and hope we can return soon.
-P. Meredith