We spent a delightful weekend exploring Natchez but the highlight was the great B&B that we stayed in. Upon arrival, we received the famous Milk Punch tour with Ms. Jeannette and her daughter Marjorie. It began on the front porch and the entrance that inspired Tara from Gone with the Wind. The historic rooms of the well preserved home offered details like jib windows and period specific furnishings from the elegant Federal period. My favorite room was the magnificent dining room where the most incredible breakfasts were served. While the public rooms maintained the character of yesterday, the guest rooms were 100% up-to-date. We stayed in the Celice room which offered luxurious linens, well appointed details like ice buckets, luggage racks and a fabulous bathroom. Evenings were spent with the other guests on a great veranda-style porch with cozy throws, rockers and views of the graceful gardens. The estate was decorated very tastefully for Christmas and I can't wait to return for their ultimate Southern Hospitality.,

A weekend getaway turned into a trip to remember. Linden B&B is a historic property that offers a clean room, friendly service and an amazing breakfast. The property has just been renovated and our room, Marjorie, had the best bed and pillow of any hotel or B&B that we have stayed in. My wife asked the owner for the brand of mattress and wants to get one for our home. Linden is a "Town Home" because the only crops raised on the property were for consumption of the residents. We enjoyed our tour of the home and marveled at the history of the home. We had our own happy hour on the back porch every afternoon and enjoyed the peace and quiet while rocking in our chairs. Breakfast was the finest meal every day. Vanessa is a marvelous cook, Shirley and Jennifer gave friendly and efficient service. If you love cheese grits, this is the place to have them. We are already planning another visit.

We are new to the world of "Bed and Breakfasts" and we were spoiled at the Linden in Natchez. We checked in during a thunderstorm and were immediately greeted by Ms. Jeanette (the 6th generation owner). The charming and consummate hostess made sure we were checked in, comfortable and dry. Our room was gorgeous! The tasteful decorations display the history of the era. (Our bed was so comfortable- I wanted to find the brand of the mattress.) We were three adults traveling together-a mom and two daughters. The bathroom was what I would consider... luxurious! We selected one of the many restaurants recommended and were not disappointed. A lovely evening! (See review of Peal Street Pasta.) The next morning we joined a full house of guests for a southern (and very filling) breakfast. Ms. Jeanette joined us for a tour of the house and history of the owners, pointing out different and unusual antiques from the federalist period. We are already making plans to return to Natchez and return to the Linden Bed and Breakfast! This is a treasure!