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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
Enjoyed staying in main house in a suite with a beautiful bed and wonderful rain shower. Dinner was quite good in a candlelit romantic setting. Feather pillows was an added tough. Breakfast that was included was basic but with good coffee.
ChesapeakeTravelers - Salisbury, Maryland
Filthy room; it hadn’t been cleaned. I’m not a germaphobe but how difficult is giving a room a good cleaning? We tried contacting the front desk but never received any communication. There was some type of residue on the bedside tables (looked like black hair) and on one of the pillow shams had either blood or makeup streaks on it. The blinds on the door were broken and caked in grime. The floors were sticky and in the bathroom the floor felt like it was going to cave in. Although the main house is historic, the outbuildings are not. There was a note on the fireplace that said it was not working (not classy at all) and another note advising what not to do using the remote for the television. Monmouth needs to reevaluate its guests’ visits; it is not an experience I would ever repeat. There are enough historic inns located in Natchez; find one and don’t waste your money on Monmouth.
jaceetoo - Round Top, Texas
I can’t begin to say how lovely staying at Monmouth Inn was. The staff was all lovely and definitely displayed the southern hospitality I love. I stayed in one of the gardening cottages and absolutely loved it. Nicely decorated in period decor, clean and comfortable. I couldn’t have asked for more. The grounds were basically a large garden with beautiful statues and fountains throughout. Included with our stay was a tour of the mansion, which was fun and informative. I also loved the breakfast in the morning. Evenings found us having dinner in the dining room room and it was one of the best ribeyes I’ve had in a long time! I also enjoyed winding down at the end of the day in the lounge with a drink and dessert. Everyone at the manor was so very friendly and accommodating. If I returned to matches, I will definitely stay here again.
F1253FOlorig - Ankeny, Iowa
Beautiful ante bellum houses and expecially the park with the ponds is just great. Also the restaurants and they have even rooms with working gas fireplaces. And great originally old furniture!
andreasgnam - Tutzing, Germany
Me and my husband loves going there friendly staff in giftshop and mansion make sure you have tip money because at breakfast if you miss one time after tipping them good for awhile didn’t know it was mandatory when it’s part of the package you pay it’s only in breakfast I had problems and I’m not the only one that did in the past.
lorimH2251JT - Lockport, Louisiana
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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