The Natchez Trace Bed and Breakfast Reservation Service works with 26 Mississippi bed and breakfasts located along or near the Natchez Trace Parkway.
The Mississippi section of the original Natchez Trace and the modern Natchez Trace Parkway covers 310 miles from the northeast corner of Mississippi (milepost 310) to Natchez (milepost 0).
Mississippi B&Bs are listed below in the order they would be found on a trip going north to south on the Natchez Trace Parkway:
There is no additional cost to travelers by reserving and paying for your B&B accommodations through the reservation service. You pay the same nightly rate that you would pay if you reserved the room directly with the B&B. Call us toll free at 800.377.2770 and we will help you plan your Natchez Trace trip and make your B&B reservations.
Click on any of the B&B names to view guest room accommodation pictures, descriptions and rates; photo galleries; location map and area attractions.
Corinth, Mississippi (exit: US 72 - milepost 320)
| The Generals' Quarters Bed & Breakfast Inn - This home was built in the 1870s and is located in the historic district of the old Civil War town of Corinth, MS. Named one of the ten best B&B's in Mississippi! Near Battery Robinett and site of Fort Williams and only 22 miles from Shiloh National Military Park. Glassed-in hot tub in gazebo in the garden. |  |
Belmont, Mississippi (exit: MS Hwy 25 - milepost 303 or MS Hwy 4 - milepost 297)
| Belmont Hotel - This Georgian style hotel in downtown Belmont, built in 1924, is six miles from the Trace. It is newly restored, with all the comforts of a modern hotel but the charm and decor of an earlier, more gracious time. Wide hallways, high ceilings and a relaxing atmosphere. Continental breakfast is served in the elegant dining room. Children welcome. |  |
Baldwyn, Mississippi (exit: MS Hwy 370 - milepost 282)
| Sachem Bed & Breakfast - In Baldwyn, MS, twelve miles from the Trace and seventeen miles north of Tupelo, Sachem B&B has a large porch across the front, where you can listen to the katydids sing in summer. In the winter, the inviting living room has a fireplace to warm by. Your hosts will shuttle cyclists to and from the Trace! Children welcome. |  |
Saltillo, Mississippi (exit: MS Hwy 363 - milepost 271)
| A Lazy Dog Ranch Bed and Breakfast - Conveniently located 5 minutes from the Trace and 10 minutes from Tupelo, Mississippi. The B&B's rural location northeast of Tupelo combined with luxury accommodations creates a wonderful getaway. A Lazy Dog Ranch is a pet friendly B&B. |  |
Houston, Mississippi (exit: MS Hwy 8 - milepost 230)
Bridges-Hall Manor Bed & Breakfast - Built in 1884, this large and lovely, centrally heated and cooled, Victorian-era home in Houston, Miss.is just four miles from the Trace and is wonderfully convenient for travelers. All rooms have access to the parlors downstairs and the snack area, with complimentary coffee & soft drinks, and sitting area on the guest floor. Each guest room has its own private bath and cable television. A full southern breakfast served.
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French Camp, Mississippi (exit: MS Hwy 413 - milepost 180)
| French Camp Bed & Breakfast - 150 yards from the Natchez Trace, this rustic inn was constructed from two century-old log cabins. The French Camp community is steeped in early Trace history. Two separate cabins, one with a loft, and a cottage, also with a loft, are also available, so they can accommodate a very large group. Smoke-free and alcohol free; children welcome. |  |
Kosciusko, Mississippi (exit: MS Hwy 35 - milepost 160)
Maple Terrace Inn Bed & Breakfast - Located just one and a half miles from the Trace, this Kosciusko, Miss. home was built in 1912 and is listed on the National Historic Register. It is full of fine furnishings and antiques; however, it was completely renovated in 2003. Just two blocks from the courthouse square. Breakfast served at nearby restaurant.
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Canton, Mississippi (exit: MS Hwy 43 - milepost 115)
Heart’s Content Bed & Breakfast - Eight miles from the Trace, but a shuttle is provided for cyclists. A beautiful home built about 1903, in Greek revival style and recently restored. 12 foot ceilings, grand mahogany staircase, a wraparound porch, and even an elevator. All rooms are large and feature punched tin ceilings. Massage available on site!
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| McWillie-Singleton House Bed & Breakfast - Eight miles from the Trace, this home is set in the heart of the Canton, Miss. Historic District, just a stroll to the main square. Built about 1850, the home has 14 foot ceilings and heart pine flooring. Featured in Southern Living! Children over 7 welcome. Full southern breakfast. |  |
Raymond, Mississippi (exit: MS Hwy 467 - milepost 79)
Cedarwood Bed & Breakfast - Located on two acres three miles from the Trace, in Raymond’s historic district. Guests stay in the c. 1850 Greek revival front house in two roomy upstairs bedrooms and parlor, glass sunroom, and cozy sitting area. Hosts live in the connecting 1830’s rear house. On the National Historic Register and awarded the Mississippi Heritage Trust Award of Excellence for the restoration.
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Mamie's Cottage Bed & Breakfast - Just a few miles from the Trace, near Raymond, this quaint 1840s cottage won an Award of Merit from the Mississippi Heritage Trust for its restoration! It has two suites, each with an outside entrance. Each has a large bedroom and an adjoining small one. There’s a porch, a deck, TVs and VCRs, and a small refrigerator in each. Full breakfast is served in the large main house.
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Oak Hill Bed & Breakfast – Three miles from the Trace and two blocks from the historic courthouse in Raymond, ten miles south of Jackson. This cottage, just behind the main house, has two rooms, each with a private outside entrance, private bath, and cable TV. Both it and the main house, built in 1836, were recently restored. Full breakfast.
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Vicksburg, Mississippi (exit: MS Hwy 27 - milepost 66 or Fisher Ferry Rd - milepost 59)
Annabelle Bed and Breakfast - In Vicksburg, 15 miles from the Trace, this impressive Victorian-Italianate residence was built in 1868. All rooms, in the charming adjacent guesthouse, open onto the back gallery with a view of the large swimming pool and courtyard. There are 13 foot ceilings and chandeliers, wireless internet connections, cable TV. Some rooms have whirlpool tubs.
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The Corners Bed & Breakfast - In historic Vicksburg, Miss., 15 miles from the Trace, this mansion was built around 1873 and is on the National Historic Register. All rooms are furnished with antiques and have TVs, some have working fireplaces and some have outside entrances and whirlpool tubs! A long gallery with rocking chairs has a view of the Mississippi River. Children welcome.
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Port Gibson, Mississippi (exit: MS Hwy 18 - milepost 41)
| Oak Square Bed & Breakfast - This B&B is on historic Church Street in Port Gibson, two miles from the Trace. The grounds of the home contain two guest houses with seven rooms for guests, each with a massive four-poster canopy bed and other antique furnishings. In nice weather, you'll enjoy the patio. And Port Gibson is certainly a "must see"! A full Southern breakfast is served each morning. |  |
Lorman, Mississippi (exit: MS Hwy 552 - milepost 30)
| Rosswood Plantation Bed & Breakfast - Near Lorman, MS , 4 miles east of the Trace. A Mississippi Landmark columned mansion, built in 1857 on a former cotton plantation, with 14 rooms, 10 fireplaces, 14-foot ceilings. Antique canopied beds, satellite TV. Full breakfast on fine china and crystal. Pool, gift shop. Children welcome. Closed December, January and February. |  |
Natchez, Mississippi (exit: southern terminus of the Natchez Trace Parkway)
Hope Farm Bed & Breakfast - Natchez home, built 1774 to 1789, listed on the National Register & featured in Country Inns; once owned by the Spanish Governor of the Territory. On fifteen acres, within Natchez city limits. Exquisite antique furniture from early 18th century, each guest room with distinctive four-poster bed with draped testers. Big Southern-style breakfast and tour of the home included.
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Elgin Plantation Bed & Breakfast - Set on twenty-five acres, four miles south of Natchez, built in 1772, on the National Register and featured in County Inns. 1840 guest house has three bedrooms upstairs and living room & dining room, where breakfast is served. Huge moss-filled oaks, beautiful antiques. Ante-bellum costumes, for photographs, are available to guests!
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Hugh’s Cottage - A cottage built in the classic “shot-gun” style in 1910 and restored in 2004. Conveniently located in the Natchez historic residential district within walking distance of the business district. The hosts live across the street and provide complimentary beverages but breakfast is on your own. TV, coffee pot, refrigerator, microwave, and wireless internet.
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Devereaux Shields House Bed & Breakfast - This Victorian property is composed of two homes, the elegant 1893 main house, and the charming 1877 Aunt Clara’s Cottage. They feature manicured gardens, verandas, and lovely antiques. A few blocks from the 200 foot high Natchez Bluffs, which offer a stunning view of the Mississippi. Ask about their special packages with dinners and carriage rides. Full Southern breakfast.
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Oak Hill Inn - Winner of the 2005 Restoration Award, this beautiful home has a downstairs suite with a luxurious granite shower and two upstairs rooms. Built in the 1830s, and located in the downtown historic district, with beautiful gardens and brick courtyard. A full formal breakfast; children 10 and above welcome.
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| The Burn Bed & Breakfast - Built in 1834, this home once served as the headquarters of one of the Union armies occupying Natchez. Grand architecture and furnishings, and old photographs from a time gone by. Shaded patio overlooks a two acre garden and brick walkways which give way to camellias, azaleas, and dogwoods, and you’ll love the full-size pool! Children 12 and over welcome. Full breakfast. |  |
| Pleasant Hill Bed & Breakfast - Built in 1835, this home is just two blocks from from the business and shopping district of Natchez. Beautifully decorated with antiques and tester beds, there is a lovely entrance hall staircase which spirals to the second floor. The brick-floored sunroom, where a delightful breakfast is served, is welcoming as a place to relax, with a stocked wet bar and TV. Children welcome. |  |
| Bluff Top Bed & Breakfast - Newly restored as a bed and breakfast, this 1894 Natchez home is atop a 200-foot bluff and has one of the most panoramic views of the Mississippi River available. From the upstairs guest rooms and common sitting room, which opens onto the porch, you can see barges and paddle-wheelers pass by. Complete kitchen available to one bedroom, cable TV, beautiful antiques. |  |
| Miss Lucy’s Cottage - The old kitchen building for a Greek Revival townhouse in the heart of the Garden District in downtown Natchez, this four-room cottage is set aside for only one couple. There is a kitchen that will be stocked for you with continental breakfast items, as well as a sitting room with TV. Upstairs is bedroom, dressing room, bath, and balcony. A lovely patio is available, as well. |  |
| 1888 Wensel House Bed & Breakfast - Victorian town house in the heart of the historic district, within a block of carriage rides, the river bluff, and tour houses. Complimentary drinks and fruit. Beautifully decorated with antiques. Large bedrooms, each with a single plus a queen bed. Also two bedroom cottage. |  |
