Everything about this place was wonderful. A beautifully decorated old home in a good location. Our…read moreroom was fantastic, the best shower I have had on my two weeks vacation. The owner was super accomodating and helpful. Breakfast was the best. I definitely will come back next time I am come to Vicksburg.

This house will take your breath away. My daughter and I stayed in the treetop room and enjoyed…read moreit. It is a large room with a private bathroom (I believe all the rooms have private bathrooms). The butler's pantry had a variety of snacks and drinks available, and our room had a mini fridge and coffee maker. Breakfast the next morning was wonderful. I definitely will return.

My mom and I had a beautiful stay at Duff Greens' sister cottage Steele Cottage. Hospitality was…read moretop notch especially the gorgeous breakfast setting which was a three course breakfast. We then got a complimentary tour that described the history of the mansion. The owner has done a fantastic job restoring and keeping it authentic. It was a lovely bed and breakfast experience that's rare to find these days.

My husband chose this place for his birthday. Our adult son happily joined us for the evening of…read morelounging on the front porch and next to the lovely pool. The Magnolia Room was beautiful. The wine reception and breakfast were extra nice. The Achuca restaurant a block away was fantastic. We will recommend this to our friends.

Baer House is a lovely historic home in Vicksburg, MS that is now operated as a Bed&Breakfast. This…read morewas the third B&B I have stayed at in Vicksburg, and I would return to Baer House in a heartbeat. It is not as elegant as Anchuca or some of the others, but the hospitality we experienced there was exceptional. The manager who lives on site was gracious, hospitable, friendly, and knowledgeable about the history of the home, its contents, and its former occupants. The off-site owners of Baer House have collected period furnishings that are used throughout the house, and the library in the living room offers several titles for Civil War history buffs. Off-street parking is available behind the house. The space which serves as the dining room and living room today was actually designed and built to be a ballroom. If your guest room is on the second floor, you (and your luggage) will be climbing a long, steep stairway. I am 75 years old, and I would not have been able to get my luggage upstairs without assistance from my husband.

The property is fabulous, the rooms well appointed, the beds delightful, and the host made us feel…read morelike family. We will return when we're in the area.

If you are visiting Vicksburg, there is no better place to stay than the Bazsinsky House. Amazing…read more5-star service and accommodations, beautifully restored historic home and close to everything. It is literally located across the street from the courthouse museum. The owner, Andrew, is an excellent host. This place is terrific, we enjoyed our stay and will stay here again. Courthouse museum: across street Less than 1/2 mile: -Market cafe -10 south rooftop grill -Civil war museum -Shopping

From the moment Andrew greeted us, we felt like we were at home. He was so nice and friendly. Gave…read moreus a tour and a little history of the house. Then recommended places to go during our short stay. Room was bigger than imagined. Bed was good sized and very comfortable! Bathroom was clean and roomy. Although the step up to get into the tub/shower was big (being a shorter guy) I managed. Breakfast was delicious and Andrew once again sat with us and visited. It was a very pleasant stay and would stay again if ever in the area.

This place is so great. The view is top notch and Mary Lee is FUN!! She really takes her place to…read moreheart. She cooks breakfast for all guests and we can't wait to try it tomorrow. (Update: breakfast was delightful and with a full house of 8 for breakfast we has great conversation) She was great with the tour if the place and made sure we were settled in and answered all questions. There are many porch swings on the wrap around porches and it's sushi a gorgeous sunset we got. Our room was great, no complaints. Would definitely come back and stay.

I echo the positive comments others have posted but that said I don't think it's a great place to…read morestay. The service is wonderful and the place is absolutely beautiful. It's up for sale now so hopefully this will continue with the new ownership. I rated this a 3 because one of the reasons to get a place to stay is for a good nights rest and if you look on a map (as I should have) there are train tracks in very close proximity to this place and after staying there I can tell you that these are very well used tracks. I was tipped off by this when I checked in and they gave us earplugs. For me it is a great place to visit but not for getting a good night's rest.

Firstly, this is a historic site that is TRYING to be renovated to be modernized with creature…read morecomforts without destroying its 19th century charm. We stayed in the River View Suites, NOT the main house because we were traveling with our dog and only certain suites accommodate guests with dogs. In short, don't plan a stay at the River View suites expecting modern anything in terms of decor, lighting, bath, etc. Upon approach, pulling into the lot, it is at best intriguingly confusing, and at worst awkwardly sketchy. In short, the main house is a beautifully authentic house surrounded by grounds that mostly do not match that of the main house. First impressions set a tone, so the owner would do well to consider paving all parking/driveway areas and polishing the greenery/foliage. The main building where you check-in and can stay is beautiful (to anyone who admires authentically well-preserved 19th century homes). The grounds themselves are filled with the potential to convey the opulent charm of the 19th century gardens that adorned homes such as this one. However, they are a work in progress and you shouldn't expect to have your breath taken away in their current state. I will point-out, the pool area is a quaint little space with foliage and four ornamental fountain statues adorning each corner of the pool. It's small but uniquely inviting. Now in terms of accommodations... As stated, we stayed in one of the neighboring buildings (River View Suites, suite 34), on the "2nd floor" (which is technically the 3rd floor because there is a ground level used for housekeeping activities such as laundry). The 2 flights of stairs are steep so be warned if you have difficulty climbing stairs. The view up there is nice, overlooking some of the grounds and a piece of the river behind it. All-in-all, besides the occasional thumping of subwoofers coming from cars that drive on the street behind the property, it was a peaceful location on the grounds. Inside the suite itself, the appointments are all intended to be authentic to the 19th century so don't expect a couch/chair to melt into at the end of a long day touring Vicksburg. Having been to plenty of 19th century plantation homes and mansions across the south, I didn't mind it, and it was something worth experiencing once (ie being surrounded by classic furniture/decor). In terms of comfort, the king bed with a 25" flat screen was a welcome retreat after a long day exploring Vicksburg and/or enjoying the huge balcony of our suite (which is shared with two other suites, but they were unoccupied most of our stay). The balcony runs end-to-end with the building so even if the other suites were/are occupied, you shouldn't feel cramped but you will share the space. Where the suite was found a bit wanting was ventilation. The AC works well (constant 70 degrees) but air flow is non-existent in the bathroom spaces (double sink-vanity area, separate shower area, and separate toilet/jacuzzi tub area). That made for a constantly humid feeling while in the bathroom space (if there is an operational fan/vent, we couldn't find it). The bedroom area also does not have the best airflow but the airflow is certainly adequate enough to make it comfortable. A note about the bathroom: the shower is something to behold. Specifically, the shower-head. For Seinfeld aficionados, think "Commando 450." This thing is capable of bathing circus elephants. Also, the toilet was wobbly; not to the point where you felt like you were fishing on the Mississippi but just enough to question your sanity a bit. In terms of staff/service/cleanliness, the entire suite and property was clean. And every staff member we encountered, morning (for complimentary breakfast) and night (for formal dinner), was a delight. Everyone was very polite, friendly, and accommodating. Note: the food was good but nothing standout-ish. I would only eat here out of convenience of staying here. In closing, with enough investment, this place could be a truly amazing destination for people seeking an experience that transports them back to a taste of the 19th century. It offers an ambiance and environment you won't easily find anywhere else. I think this location is a microcosm of Vicksburg itself: a beautiful place with the potential to become the most beautiful version of itself.

The Cedar Grove Mansion was a trip back in time. As we arrived we were pleasantly surprised at the…read moreaccessibility of the home and our room. We require no stairs for health reasons and had no difficulty with our 1st floor suite the Bay Suite. The home was bustling with excitement as if we had arrived to Tara just before the picnic. We were only there for one night but the staff made us feel like we had stayed a week with them. Quickly remembering our last name and taking great care to make sure our stay was as pleasant. It was as if we were staying with family we loved. Kenya was the first person we met and her smile was warm and welcoming. She showed us to our room made sure we were comfortable and told us all about the dining options for dinner and breakfast. The Bay suite was just what the pictures promised. Beautifully appointed and temperature was a cool very pleasant 72 degrees. Our shower had great water pressure. The body soap provided in the shower dispenser smelt opulent and i was pleasantly surprised to find a magnifying mirror that lit up for my use. We made our way down to the restaurant where we got to meet the chef and Kenya showed us to our table. Our waitress Jules was so kind and engaging. Even though she was still learning the ropes she was fairly knowledgeable and if she didn't know she got the answer for you. The patio area was quaint and everywhere we walked lended itself to more photo ops. The iron gazebo just outside our bedroom window was beautiful and pleasantly lit at night for evening enjoyment. The home tour was wonderful and entertaining. The music coming from the Victrola was spectacular in the ballroom. If you're looking for a pretentious place this is not the spot for you. If your looking to stay in a by gone era that taught us so much about humanity then this is your place. Sit awhile under the mature trees. Spend a minute in the gazebo dreaming about dancing around like the sound of music. Or simply lounge by the pool listening to the dancing water as it creates a peaceful atmosphere for you to reflect on the beauty this inn provides. We are so glad we found this gem that will only get better with the seasons. We are headed to vacation but already booked our return stay in The Grant Suite! More to come!!

Clean cheap and safe place. Owner is nice and helpful. Great place to stay. Friendly neighborhoodread more

Stayed here for one evening, and I stayed at the recommendation of someone from another B&B in…read moreVicksburg that was booked. I was slightly late for arrival, but Paul and Carolyn said not to worry. Upon arriving I discovered the B&B is located a ways south of downtown, and the surrounding neighborhood seemed a bit run-down. Also, there were several dogs roaming in the street. After waiting some time for the dogs to disappear, I went into the main building to meet with Paul. Inside the main building looked in keeping with its exterior, with lots of antiquated artifacts scattered about. I forgot the B&B was basically cash-only (a bit strange given we're in 2018, but I ran with it anyways), so I ran to an ATM to withdraw cash to pay for my stay. After receiving keys I headed to the Gardenia Room. Upon entering the room, I developed this sinking feeling--something about the place just felt awful, like someone's broken dreams. Surrounding one actual painting were several small replicas of expressionist paintings in cheap plastic frames, an old tube television sat atop of a chest and below the level of the bed, to the right of the chest was a non-brand name microwave sitting on top of a refrigerator which appeared to be not working and daisy-chained to an outlet. The bed looked clean and comfortable, but draped about and around the headboard was a length of hot pink lace that did not seem to match anything else in the room. There was one small window to the left of the door, and it made me feel somewhat better to kep it open. I tried to sleep, but my cold/sinus infection was exacerbated by the heater. On the low heat setting, the heater fluctuated every few minutes between about 60 and 75 degrees. The trains didn't bother me as much as the heater. The combination of illness and fluctuating temperatures allowed me little sleep. The next morning I awoke, and found a wasp on the headboard. I then went to the bathroom to run the shower and found a dead roach in the tub. Soon after, I for some reason decided to look into the heater, and could see several dead roaches in the vents. I called Paul and told him I was going back to New Orleans because I was to ill to go to the meetings I was in Vicksburg for, and it was then that I discovered there is a no-refund policy within 7 days of a scheduled stay. It seemed like given I was sick and my lodging was for business purposes, and was not aware of the policy, that it would have been reasonable to refund me despite the policy, but that didn't happen. I really wanted to like this place, the person who recommended it said it has improved and to disregard earlier critical Tripadvisor reviews, but by all appearances it has not changed for the better.

The house is what you would expect being from civil war times. Breakfast is served at 9.00 am…read more Thats late for us . We would like to get a early start to see the battlefield. The beds are hard to sleep on and the trains are about 100 feet from the house. There are ear plugs in the room. You will need them.from 1 to 10 give this a 4.

This guesthouse is beauuuuuutiful! The breakfast was amazing, the host was so helpful. The room was…read morejust what we were looking for, old-world charm. I would definitely recommend this place.

I stopped for nostalgia as this used to be one of my dad's favorite places to play when we traveled…read morebetween Texas and Georgia. However I should have allowed it to stay a memory and kept pushing down the road. This casino has seen better days. From the smoke that seems to be stuck in the carpets to the drink station that was a a sticky mess, this place just doesn't seem to be what my memory remembered it to be. We played a couple machines, then got back on the road and kept it pushing. I don't doubt this will be our last visit.

You people should be ashamed of yourselves for destroying people's lives…read more Hope you lose someone you love to an addiction one day. It's horrible! How do you sleep at night? I sure can't knowing that the one I love is continuously in your presence rather than being home where he belongs! Oh that's right...this isn't your problem. Wish casinos could be held liable for all the suffering that comes along with addiction! What's fun for some is Hell for others. Just saying......!