The Briars Inn, Natchez

Me and My husband got married on february 18th 2006 and for our honeymoon, we wanted to stay somewhere romantic.I just knew The Briars Inn was definitely it.We got a room in the main house for 1 night and we loved it.The room was so big and the shower was huge in the bathroom.We really loved the atmosphere there.Everyone was so nice there and the breakfast was great.we are staying again for our 2 years anniversary and i can't wait.

MY HUSBAND AND I WENT THERE IN NOVEMBER OF THIS YEAR FOR OUR HONEYMOON. THE ROOMS WERE PERFECT. THE BED WAS FROM ANOTHER CENTURY AND SO COMFORTABLE. IT WAS SO QUIET AND SECLUDED THAT WE FELT AS IF IT WAS ONLY THE TWO OF US FOR THE ENTIRE WEEKEND. WE ARE GOING BACK IN APRIL FOR MY HUSBANDS BIRTHDAY. I CANT SAY ENOUGH GOOD THINGS ABOUT THIS PLACE. THANK YOU SO MUCH BRIARS INN FOR THE MOST ROMANTIC PERFECT HONEYMOON EVER. FRANK AND CAROL MADDOX MARKSVILLE, LOUISIANA

The grounds are like walking in the park but better. The view for the Balloon race was exceptional, didn't have to leave the grounds. Stayed in the main house and the rooms are what I expect for a B&B. The breakfast was a true southern breakfast, delicious. I look foward to going back. If you want a quiet and relaxing weekend this is it.

My wife and I spent a day (planned on at least two) at the Briar's Inn just last week (March 2006) and found it in need of repairs. The location is wonderful and with the needed work will be a nice place to visit. No wireless as of yet. It was sold three months ago to a new investor.

I love the way that the people are so kind and nice to everything. The scenery was so beautiful and relaxing. If you just needed to get away for a couple of days then this would be the place to go. All of the unique train rooms, pools, ponds, boardwalks, and also the restaurants are amazing not to mention the rooms. Its also very family oriented. I love it and would go back no matter what the cost.

My husband and I went for our honeymoon for the first weekend of the fall pilgrimage. We arrived close to midnight and had a little trouble finding the place, but the hotel was very accomodating by leaving the key for us in the mailbox. We stayed in a suite away from the main house which was gigantic with a big screened-in porch. The decor was a little dated. Our key didn't always work, and the refrigerator made a loud racket the whole time we were there. We didn't get to take our complimentary tour of the house, either. Although the sign advertised Monday tours, we were told they didn't do tours on Sunday or Monday. The breakfast in the Dining Pavilion is outstanding; the service by Henry, "A Southern Living Souvenir," was fabulous. The grounds were beautiful and vast; it must really be lovely in the spring. We would definitely go back!