Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
We enjoyed staying in this lovely historic mansion in Vicksburg, Mississippi. We only stayed one night, in the 3rd floor attic room with a king bed and a queen bed. Our toddler had a BLAST climbing two flights of stairs every time we entered/exited out room haha. Noelle's hospitality at breakfast was top-notch and made my day. I'd totally stay here again.
We enjoyed staying in this lovely historic mansion in Vicksburg, Mississippi. We only stayed one night, in the 3rd floor attic room with a king bed and a queen bed. Our toddler had a BLAST climbing two flights of stairs every time we entered/exited out room haha. Noelle's hospitality at breakfast was top-notch and made my day. I'd totally stay here again.
Charlie
Reviewed October 15, 2024Reviewed October 15, 2024
Excellent accommodations, clean, quiet and spacious with easy access to hwy, Staff was friendly and extremely helpful. Our TV would not turn on and the same person that checked us in answered our call and came right up to fix it. In the morning for bkfst servers offered to make special omelet not on the display and brought out to table when ready. Highly recommend
Excellent accommodations, clean, quiet and spacious with easy access to hwy, Staff was friendly and extremely helpful. Our TV would not turn on and the same person that checked us in answered our call and came right up to fix it. In the morning for bkfst servers offered to make special omelet not on the display and brought out to table when ready. Highly recommend
Thamaris
Reviewed October 29, 2024Reviewed October 29, 2024
Latonya was an excellent host. The house was just what an old Southern home should look like. The breakfast was delightful especially the grits!! It was a wonderful welcoming home.
Latonya was an excellent host. The house was just what an old Southern home should look like. The breakfast was delightful especially the grits!! It was a wonderful welcoming home.
Ron
Reviewed November 7, 2026Reviewed November 7, 2026
Nice facility. We didn't get to slip into the pool, it was after hours. The fitness center was minimal but highly efficient. Breakfast was delicious!!! I personally liked the fact that the pillows were labeled "soft" and "firm".
Nice facility. We didn't get to slip into the pool, it was after hours. The fitness center was minimal but highly efficient. Breakfast was delicious!!! I personally liked the fact that the pillows were labeled "soft" and "firm".
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed November 30, 2015Reviewed November 30, 2015
This apartment was very clean and newly renovated with all the amenities. Loved the historic aspects of the building. The library for guests was very welcoming. Nice outdoor space including a wrap-around balcony on the front of the building overlooking downtown. Great location with all of downtown in a walkable distance. Several close restaurants and shops. Easy on-site parking.
This apartment was very clean and newly renovated with all the amenities. Loved the historic aspects of the building. The library for guests was very welcoming. Nice outdoor space including a wrap-around balcony on the front of the building overlooking downtown. Great location with all of downtown in a walkable distance. Several close restaurants and shops. Easy on-site parking.
Amy
Reviewed October 19, 2026Reviewed October 19, 2026
The bed had very little support. The sofa bed was extremely uncomfortable just to sit on. Therefore, the only place to sit was at the desk chair or the no support bed.
The bed had very little support. The sofa bed was extremely uncomfortable just to sit on. Therefore, the only place to sit was at the desk chair or the no support bed.
The Duff Green Mansion was built in 1856! Duff Green Mansions history is very rich and the staff will be glad to share it with you! The charm of this B&B is second to none! The tour of the Mansion is after a fine breakfast and it is full of surprises.
The Duff Green Mansion was built in 1856! Duff Green Mansions history is very rich and the staff will be glad to share it with you! The charm of this B&B is second to none! The tour of the Mansion is after a fine breakfast and it is full of surprises.
ed3sanders
Reviewed December 19, 2016Reviewed December 19, 2016
This hotel surpassed my expectations. I always stay at Hampton Inn's. NOW, the only thing I didnt like was the fact that Expedia charged more money for the room then the price I could have got if I called the hotel direct. In fact $20 more.
So because of this unfortunate error on my part for using Expedia, who claims to get you the cheapest price.
S U C K M E E X P E D I A
YOU ARE RIPPING PEOPLE OFF EVERYDAY AND WE ARE TOO DUMB TO REALIZE...
This hotel surpassed my expectations. I always stay at Hampton Inn's. NOW, the only thing I didnt like was the fact that Expedia charged more money for the room then the price I could have got if I called the hotel direct. In fact $20 more.
So because of this unfortunate error on my part for using Expedia, who claims to get you the cheapest price.
S U C K M E E X P E D I A
YOU ARE RIPPING PEOPLE OFF EVERYDAY AND WE ARE TOO DUMB TO REALIZE...
Very gracious hosts and the breakfast was wonderful. The conversation was even better. The room was lit or staying in a Mississippi history book. We loved it and had a great experience. We were in town for my family reunion and didn’t want to stay in the chain motel my family blocked off rooms at. I highly recommend it also because it close to all the best restaurants and venues.
Very gracious hosts and the breakfast was wonderful. The conversation was even better. The room was lit or staying in a Mississippi history book. We loved it and had a great experience. We were in town for my family reunion and didn’t want to stay in the chain motel my family blocked off rooms at. I highly recommend it also because it close to all the best restaurants and venues.
I happened upon this place while searching online and liked that it was a more primitive place than the the large mansion b&b's. This cottage housed the editor of the newspaper during the Seige of Vicksburg, and had given up its wallpaper to use for printing the paper when the town was being starved of supplies. The stay included a fancy breakfast that was served at the Duff Mansion the next morning, so I got the mansion experience just the same! The breakfast was served by a man named David...
I happened upon this place while searching online and liked that it was a more primitive place than the the large mansion b&b's. This cottage housed the editor of the newspaper during the Seige of Vicksburg, and had given up its wallpaper to use for printing the paper when the town was being starved of supplies. The stay included a fancy breakfast that was served at the Duff Mansion the next morning, so I got the mansion experience just the same! The breakfast was served by a man named David...
The friendliest and most welcoming staff I have EVER encountered at a hotel. I was really overwhelmed; you think good customer service is dying out and then your faith is restored by people like these!!!
They had a very nice manager reception from 5-7p with chips, dip, fruit, cheese, wine, beer, lemonade. I have never seen that in a "2.5" star hotel!!! And a super nice employee at that reception!
The breakfast was the best that I have EVER had at any hotel ever, 5 star and down. They had...
The friendliest and most welcoming staff I have EVER encountered at a hotel. I was really overwhelmed; you think good customer service is dying out and then your faith is restored by people like these!!!
They had a very nice manager reception from 5-7p with chips, dip, fruit, cheese, wine, beer, lemonade. I have never seen that in a "2.5" star hotel!!! And a super nice employee at that reception!
The breakfast was the best that I have EVER had at any hotel ever, 5 star and down. They had...
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