The staff were lovely and the setting was beautiful. The room was unusual and relaxing. L'Occitaine toiletries were a bonus. Breakfast was a calm, relaxing affair in the garden room, hosted by a lovely lady. Cold items were served buffet style whilst hot food was brought to the table, plated.

If you want to eat in the restaurant, book in advance. We should have realised this as we were staying on New Year's Eve. There is no room service but uber eats will deliver. A tour of the house is included with payment for incidentals but we missed out because it was New Year's Day.

The Monmouth is located in a very well-kept park. The 1818 restaurant and especially the breakfast room are extremely well-kept. The staff is very friendly. If you enjoy historic antebellum villas, this is the right place for you.

You can tell that some of the buildings were restored more than 40 years ago. Carpets have been laid over what are presumably original wooden floors, which is almost always a shame (both in the rooms and on the veranda [!] of the reception building). These carpets are stained and have been worn out for many years. Some of the window and veranda slats are falling apart. The bathroom, on the other hand, was very nice with wooden floors and a shower with stone tiles (we were in the General Jackson room). Maintaining such a large historic property is a big task that requires a lot of expertise, love and finances - if you do it really well, it's more of a hobby than a way to make money.

The location is lovely with very nice gardens and historic touches. Staff went the extra mile when we left an item in the room--they contacted us and sent it back to us. There's a free tour, which really takes you nowhere you can't see on your own, but the commentary/insights were worth it.

There's need for upkeep and more staff. It seems that the hotel is running at a minimal level, which is too bad for how nice the setting is.

We wanted a romantic getaway and that's exactly what we got! It wasn't crowded or loud. It was very peaceful, historic and private. The staff were very knowledgeable and so friendly! I can't recommend this place enough!!!

If you get the room with the spa tub thinking that it will be big enough for 2 people, its not. However that's really not that big of a deal! Everything else was so perfect! I would just say skip the spa tub if that's what you are thinking 🤣

Grounds were beautiful. Would love to visit while more is blooming, especially the wisteria & azaleas. Breakfast was delicious & staff very friendly. We tried the on-site restaurant. Small menu but dinner was very good. Wonderful ambience.

Room was slightly disappointing. It was very comfortable but didn't have the old Southern grandeur we expected(large 4 poster, high ceiling etc.) But we didn't stay in the main house so those rooms may have those features.

Michael who checked us in on Saturday was so so nice. He moved us from the back of the property to the front which was perfect since a wedding reception was taking place that night. It was quiet and we could relax after a long day of traveling. The breakfast the next morning was wonderful and we loved the tour of the gorgeous main home. We will definitely be going back in the future!

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I was very pleased with the grounds and quality of service that we had during our brief visit. We thoroughly enjoyed our dinner with an excellent server named George, and especially enjoyed our Mint Julep cocktails prepared with fresh mint that is grown on the estate!

Not a big deal but it would be nice to have a coffee maker in the room. I am an early riser and enjoy drinking coffee before breakfast.

This historic property offered the perfect opportunity to explore Natchez's rich past. I made a late check-in, but the process was seamless thanks to Mike's kind assistance, ensuring a comfortable stay in one of the iconic mansions. The breakfast was exceptional as well. I'm looking forward to returning.

I thoroughly loved every thing about the property!

Old antebellum house with lovely grounds. The interior design of the rooms is in keeping with the appearance of grand old days. It’s very romantic. The tour of the house was excellent!

Our bathroom was dated, it’s a 30 minute “walk” to town and the roads are not too safe! Taxi service is sporadic especially on Sundays !!! Some of the rooms are only accessible by some steep stairs so be careful when you book!!!

I like staying in historic properties and appreciate the commitment of those who keep them open and available. The furnishings are antique and represent an era, for which Kathleen and I were excited to experience. The shower was walk in. Thanks so much for that. The meals, both breakfast and dinner, were very enjoyable. The staff was terrific at both experiences.

So the suite was not quite the ideal for my friend and I because of mobility challenges. The shower was walk in, thankfully.