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MISSISSIPPI OFFERS AUTHENIC PLACES TO STAY
Jackson, Mississippi (July 20, 2009) – Mississippi is the perfect choice for a night or two's stay especially if you are looking for accommodations that are truly authentic. From intimate, romantic places to realistic or eclectic venues, Mississippi has a variety of unique accommodations in bed and breakfasts that will leave you with a story to tell and a memory that will call you back to Mississippi.
If you desire to stay in luxury with a uniquely Southern atmosphere Mississippi is for you. The Fairview Inn is a grand Colonial Revival home located in the historic Belhaven neighborhood of Jackson. Delighting guests with its spacious facilities, The Fairview Inn offers luxurious accommodations, fine dining, and relaxing spa therapy. The Fairview Inn is the capital city’s only Four Diamond property and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In Vicksburg you’ll be enchanted by Cedar Grove Mansion Inn, featured in numerous publications and rated a Four-Diamond by AAA. This 1840 mansion has 30 guest rooms and suites with five acres of gardens and is sure to treat anyone to a wonderful night. Monmouth Plantation in Natchez has been rated as “One of the Top Ten Romantic Places in the USA” by USA Today, and has received numerous other distinctions. Also in Natchez is the fabulous Dunleith Plantation, a wonderful bed and breakfast fully equipped with a restaurant and pub.
For places with a little bit of offbeat character, we encourage you to take a look at Blue Creek Cabin a rustic log cabin built in Oxford in the 1800’s. The Old Capitol Inn in Downtown Jackson has designer decorated theme rooms. If you’re looking to get a good dose of the blues while you’re staying in the birthplace of America’s music, spend a night at Tallahassee Flats near Greenwood. These sharecropper shacks provide guests with an interesting immersion experience.
If any of these venues makes you interested in seeing what Mississippi has to offer, have a look at our website at www.visitmississippi.org for many more great ideas and more travel information.
