Bisland House Bed and Breakfast - Natchez, MS
Bisland House Bed and Breakfast is a circa 1904 Colonial Revival historic home. Bisland House was originally the home of Hulda Rawle Bisland and her husband Douglas Starke Bisland. Hulda was the granddaughter of Frederic Stanton of Stanton Hall. The home was built for Hulda and "Starke" in 1903-1904.
The B&B is located in the downtown Natchez Historic District within walking distance to Main Street shopping, antiques stores, antebellum homes, museums, restaurants, carriage rides and the Mississippi River Bluff.
Three guest rooms (one on the main level and two on the second level), each with a private bathroom, in-room satellite TV and free wireless internet await travelers visiting Natchez. A large screen TV with DVD is available in the Parlor. A full, hot breakfast is served each morning and cold refreshments are available anytime.
Bisland House Special Packages:
- When: February 1, 2012 - February 29, 2012 : Special: Winter Romance Package
Breakfast: Full southern breakfast is served in the dining room.
Children Policy: Children are welcome.
Pets: No pets. Innkeepers have a small dog on the premises.
Cyclists: Bicycles can be stored on the back porch overnight.
Other: Free wireless internet
Click here for reservation information. Or, call 800.377.2770.
