Very friendly, lots to do, good places to eat. Enjoyed the little theater, the padgent was beautiful, children amazing. If you are looking for a town with history, nice people, take a trip here.

This is one of our favorite places to go. My husband and I love to getaway to Natchez for a weekend. We are 5 hours away and it is totaly worth going, we've been going over 13 years now. Staying in those beautiful homes are such a treat. You'll love it!!!

Gayle

This place was very historic and pretty. I stayed at the Monmouth Plantation which was very fancy. If you go I think you should stay there.

If you're into history, especially American history, this is an awesome place to go for a weekend or even a whole week. Besides the Antebellum Homes, which are fantastic, the downtown area is pretty cool too. You can walk down the street and see beautiful churches, eat in local restaurants and just soak up the atmosphere. If you go there, ...

I just recently returned from my seventh visit to Natchez. My first trip was in 1995 with my children. Since then I have been back with other family members and with friends, also. It doesn't matter when or with whom, Natchez holds the ghosts and spirits of the old south. The bed and breakfasts, the antebellum homes, the carriage ride, the ...

The menu is staight foward and extremely tasty. The setting is world famous come the balloon race festival. You walk in, grab a drink and a bite to eat, and head straight to the back porch. Relaxation in a town of its own. Management is run smoothly with David Gammill as the GM now a days. 5 star all the way.

We, my wife and I are traveling around in the States en came here in Natchez for relaxing and enjoy. We stayed in the Antebellum Music Room, that was really a wonderful experience. The owner is not only a very friendly host but he is a fabulous musician as well.

The house is a B&B. Restoration undertaken in 1999 won the Historic Natchez Foundation's 2003 Restoration Award.

I love the springtime with its tulips, azaleas, redbuds, dogwoods, and the wonderful tours where period antiques find their perfect settings in antebellum homes on almost every street. Many quaint shops -one of a kind sort or antiques are in every block downtown. You can stroll on the bluff of the MS River and see the sunset from the gazebo. There ...

I stayed in Natchez at the Linden House. I really have no complaints about the accomodations. It was really quite interesting and relaxing.
Natchez Under the Hill, the apparent attraction of the place, was a true non-event. Maybe I hate the *remade-as-rustic for tourist consumption* style of it.
There's a place to eat there and I don't ...