After reading various reviews, my husband and I thought that we would stay at the Oliver Britt while in Oxford for the Ole Miss baseball games.

The place is a dump. I don't think it's been painted since being initially refurbished. There are water stains on the ceilings. The hallways are dark with just a bulb hanging down. The furniture had not been dusted. The clawfoot tub (charming) looked dirty. The comforter did not look clean - blood stains!!! No ice in the ice machine and unless you want to get water out of the bathroom sink, there's no access to a kitchen.

Supposedly breakfast is included (weekends only), but all I saw was a couple sitting at the table with the small single serve box of commercial cereal. We ate at McDonald's.

We only saw the house resident upon check - in and -out. We never saw the owners, which is a good thing I guess, because I would have asked for my money back. Go to Oxford - it's a wonderful place, but don't stay at the Oliver Britt.

I recently completed my trip to Oxford, Mississippi. I wasn't sure what to expect and came away so happy with my trip. The people of Oxford are wonderful. Its great to walk down the street and people actually greet you, say Hello, Good Morning, and are happy to assist you with your needs. I stayed in the Oliver-Britt House Bed and Breakfast. This is a wonderful 100 year old house with all the southern charm and beauty you hear of in the South. The owners and those who are employed there are delightful. The history of Oxford captivated me. Especially the history regarding author William Faulkner. For a fairly small community, theres so much to do and even more to see. I recommend Oxford to anyone who loves history and/or just wants to slow down, take it easy and enjoy the true beauty of the south. It was wonderful to see how this community comes together and helps one another.