201 N. Pearl Street
Natchez, Mississippi
(601) 445-6000
Guest House Antebellum Mansion
Historic Inn & Restaurant
Take a Look at Our Gallery
Take a Look at Our Gallery
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 Antebellum Mansion?
- Authentic: Stay "IN" an Antebellum Mansion Rather than Simply "AT" an Antebellum Mansion
- Location: Most Central in Town; See Map Below or Rankings by Location at Booking or Expedia
- Service: Top Hotel (#1) in Natchez as Rated by Guests on TripAdvisor
- Breakfast: Made to Order, and Served at Your Own Table, when You are Ready
- Parking: Free and Convenient, Side Street or in Our Private Lot Adjacent to Mansion
- Wi-Fi: High Speed and Complimentary
- Great Atmosphere: Elegant Interior, French Quarter Style Courtyard, Expansive Porches
- Private Bath: with Tub/Shower, Ironing Board, TV, Hair Dryer, and Daily Housekeeping
- Restaurant & Bar: On Site, Serving Breakfast (complimentary), Lunch and Dinner Daily
History
History
The Guest House was originally a one-and-a-half story Greek Revival townhouse built for Samuel and Jane Newman around 1840. They purchased the property for $1,000. Samuel B. Newman was the grandson of Samuel Brooks, the first mayor of Natchez. Newman was a Natchez Merchant who founded the business establishment of Stockman and Newman. He also served as sheriff of Adams County before relocating to
New Orleans in 1853.