401 Franklin Street
Natchez, Mississippi
(601) 445-6000
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The Guest House Mansion
Historic Inn
Your Safety and Covid-19
Your Safety and Covid-19
Rest assured knowing that we have adopted additional safety measures applicable to our inn and restaurant in response to the present pandemic. Those measures include, but are not limited to, the following:
- all staff members are required to wear masks and gloves while preparing or handling food and beverages
- all staff members are required to don a mask and gloves before entering any guestroom whether or not guests are present
- routine housekeeping includes wiping all commonly touched surfaces with a disinfectant such as door knobs, light switches, faucets, TV remotes, hairdryer, handrails, desktops, etc.
- while guests have always had individual tables for dining, our tables have been re-positioned to maximize social distancing and occupancy levels in the dining room, bar, and courtyard have been limited
- all employees are required to practice social distancing, wash hands regularly, and stay home when having any fever, dry cough, difficulty breathing, or other illness.
- hand sanitizing stations have been installed for convenient use by staff and guests
With The Guest House being our family's home-away-from-home in Natchez, all safety and cleaning practices in the mansion are designed for the protection of your family as well as ours.
Sean, Rachel & Madison Casey
Beds, Breakfast, and So Much More!
Beds, Breakfast, and So Much More!
All the Charm and Coziness of a Bed & Breakfast
with the Privacy and Conveniences of a Fine Hotel
All the Charm and Coziness of a Bed & Breakfast
with the Privacy and Conveniences of a Fine Hotel
Why Choose The Guest House Historic Mansion?
- Authentic: Stay "IN" an Antebellum Mansion Rather than Simply on the Grounds of One (all 16 guestrooms are under one roof)
- Service: Top Hotel (#1) in Natchez as Rated by Guests on TripAdvisor
- Location: Most Central in Town; See Any Map of Natchez or Location Rankings at Booking.com or Expedia
- Great Atmosphere: Elegant Interior, French Quarter Style Courtyards, Expansive Porches
- Smoke Free & Pet Free Environment: No Pets and No Smoking allowed in the Mansion
- Freshly Cooked Southern Style Breakfast: Order What You Like from Your Table When You are Ready; Complimentary for All Overnight Guests
- Parking: Plentiful, Convenient, and Free
- Wi-Fi: High Speed and Complimentary
- Private Bath: with Tub/Shower, Ironing Board, TV, Hair Dryer, and Daily Housekeeping
- Restaurant & Bar: Serving Breakfast Every Morning (complimentary to Overnight Guests), Lunch (except Sunday), and Dinner (except Sunday)
History
History
The grand mansion you see today was originally constructed as a modest, one-and-a-half story, Greek Revival townhouse built for Samuel and Jane Newman around 1840. They purchased the property for $1,000. Samuel Newman was the grandson of Samuel Brooks, the first mayor of Natchez. Mr. Newman served as sheriff of Adams County before relocating to New Orleans in 1853.