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Stress relief should be about relaxation, right? How about sleeping in a soft bed, surrounded by beautiful furnishings, waking to the smell of bacon, biscuits and coffee, with a view of beautiful gardens out the window. Fantasy? No, that's a typical guest being pampered in a Natchez Bed & Breakfast. What sets them apart from the rest?
First thing is, Historical Setting. Practically every Natchez Bed & Breakfast is an antebellum home (built before the Civil War) or a Victorian home. Checking into one is like stepping back in time. The architecture historic, the furnishings authentic, so your bed may be a large, comfy, beautifully canopied, four-poster Tester. A stay almost always includes a tour of the home, but you can ALWAYS figure on Southern Hospitality, and that brings me to the second thing...
The Second thing is - you guessed it, Southern Hospitality. We're just naturally friendly and welcoming. Guests don't stay strangers for long; after all, you are sleeping in our beds and eating at our tables. You've got a question or request? Just ask. We consider it our privilege and pleasure, as well as a social obligation to help you feel comfortable and enjoy your time in Natchez to its fullest. That's just the way our Mamas raised us.
So comfort and hospitality are tops, but nobody makes breakfast like Natchez. Full Southern Breakfast, with eggs, sausage, bacon, or ham, grits, and those fine biscuits. You've got a full day ahead of you, touring the homes, shopping, seeing the historical sites, and strolling along the bluff. You're gonna need your energy.
And that's Natchez Bed and Breakfast in a nutshell. Stress relief? I haven't even mentioned cocktails on the porch, coffee in the garden, or the innkeeper who becomes more of a friend than a service provider. Spending time in one of Natchez' bed & breakfasts gets you to slow down, gives you the chance to catch your breath, and leaves you feeling a lot more relaxed.
And isn't that why you took time off in the first place?
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