Hotels near 'Turning Angel' Statue

"The only problem that I found with this hotel is there are no racks to hang your clothes and now drawers. To put it simply is you are living out of your luggage. Breakfast is simple but good."

"Staff was very helpful & friendly "

"The staff at the desk and breakfast were very friendly and helpful. The room was fine. The floors could have been vacuumed better as there were crumbs or such under the table & around the edges of the room."

"Good hot breakfast, just plan to be there before 8:45. Great view of the Mississippi River. Wallpaper peeling in halls."

"Love that the hotel is beside the Mississippi River. There was a wonderful walking path, across the street, along the river. Also Natchez is just across the bridge. The carpet, in the hotel hallway, was stained and dirty. The carpet in our room had snags and a tear which made the property feel worn and less clean. Many of the guests drove commercial pickups and trucks, with a couple large semi trucks and travel buses taking up much of the parking. Those guests stayed multiple nights. The fitness room was closed due to on going construction inside the hotel. The women's restroom in the lobby was out of order. It is a quiet location, and the hotel staff is very friendly."

"History of the house the archetecture, and the friendly helpful staff make Monmouth worth while"

"The staff was welcoming, the veranda was a wonderful spot to have a glass of wine and watch the city, and our breakfast was delicious. The room was clean, well-appointed and the bed was very comfy! There is lots of beautiful artwork to enjoy as well. It is very convenient to walking around downtown. This will be our go-to location for any future visits to Natchez."

"Nice place. Staff was good. Breakfast was good. Pool closed. No coffee maker in room. Good location. Overall good"

"This is a marvelous old antebellum mansion. Quite well maintained with an interesting history. We’ve stayed in a few of these old places, and this is the best of them. Lee is a GREAT host, too. If you’re in Natchez, and like these old mansions, this is definitely the place to stay."