Mississippi: The Natchez Trace​

The Baer House Inn is a large Victorian mansion built in 1870. It is comprised of seven guest rooms, all located in the main house. They are tastefully furnished with period antiques, king and queen sized beds and private bathrooms.

Anchuca Mansion is one of the most significant antebellum homes in Vicksburg, Mississippi. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Greek Revival structure represents the first columned mansion in Vicksburg. Surrounded by stately live oaks, Anchuca Mansion was built in 1830.

The Fairview Inn is Jackson’s only AAA four-diamond small luxury hotel. Offering unique lodging in an historic 1908 Colonial Revival mansion, this bed-and-breakfast inn is one of the few remaining homes representative of that period. You’ll find that it exudes the rich history of Jackson, Mississippi.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and conveniently located in the Belhaven historic neighborhood adjacent to Millsaps and Belhaven colleges, the Fairview Inn is minutes away from downtown Jackson's arts, theater, museums and shopping. Antique and boutique shops are in the nearby Fondren District.

Bask in Southern luxury at its finest. Built in 1818, the 26-acre, Tara-like Monmouth Historic Inn features lovely gardens and pergolas, a gazebo, bridge-spanned ponds and walking trails. This magnificent manse was once owned by U.S. Congressman and State Governor John Quitman. His dream for Monmouth has been fully realized through the loving and careful restoration of the mansion and the addition of seven other buildings on this historic property. Relax and feel at home amid the quiet elegance of the 29 beautifully appointed rooms and suites. This National Historic Landmark has earned praise from the likes of Condé Nast Traveler, The New York Times and Architectural Digest. Take your breakfast in Quitman’s Retreat, meet for drinks in the Quitman Study and savor “Chef’s Table Dining” during our special farewell dinner.