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Hope Farm - Natchez home, built from 1774 to 1789 and featured in Country Inns. Once owned by the Spanish Governor of the Territory. Sitting on fifteen acres, within Natchez city limits. Exquisite antique furniture from early 18th century. No small children. $100.00 to $135.00.

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Elgin Plantation - Near Natchez, built in 1772 and featured in Country Inns. Columned two-story 1840 wing is set aside for guests, with living room, dining room, and kitchen downstairs. Magnificent grounds with huge moss-filled oaks and beautiful antiques. $100.00 Private bath; $170.00 two rooms, sharing bath.

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1888 Wensel House - 1888 Victorian town house completely renovated and beautifully furnished with antiques. Located in the heart of the historic district across form Natchez Pilgrimage headquarters, shopping, touring and dining. Guests enjoy the parlor and dining room where complimentary fresh fruit and drinks are available. Generous plantation breakfast served in the dining room. Three large bedrooms, each with a double bed and a twin bed, private baths, cable television, phone, iron and ironing board, and hair-dryer. $105.00 to $135.00. Private cottage also available. Rates $10.00 higher during Pilgrimage.

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Bluff Top - Newly restored as a bed and breakfast, this 1894 Natchez home is atop a 200-foot bluff and has one of the most panoramic views of the Mississippi River available. From the upstairs guest rooms and common sitting room, which opens onto the porch, you can see barges and paddlewheelers pass by. Complete kitchen available to one bedroom, cable TV, beautiful antiques. $90.00 to $100.00.

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Pleasant Hill - Built in 1835, this home is just two blocks from the business and shopping district of Natchez. Beautifully decorated with antiques and tester beds, the house features a lovely entrance hall staircase that spirals to the second floor. The brick-floored sunroom, where a delightful breakfast is served, is welcoming as a place to relax, with a stocked wet bar and TV. Children welcome. $105.00 to $135.00.

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Miss Lucy's Cottage - The old kitchen building for a Greek Revival townhouse in the heart of the Garden District in downtown Natchez, this four-room bed and breakfast is set aside for only one couple. There is a kitchen that will be stocked for you with continental breakfast items, as well as a sitting room with TV. Upstairs is the bedroom, dressing room, bath, and balcony. A lovely patio is available as well. $125.00.

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Hugh's Cottage - This cottage was built in the classic "shot-gun" style in 1910 and underwent restoration in 2004. It is conveniently located in the Natchez beautiful historic residential district and is within walking distance of the Natchez business district. The hosts live across the street, and they provide complimentary snacks, beverages, juice, and instant oatmeal, but breakfast is on your own. TV, coffee pot, refrigerator, microwave, and wireless Internet. During busy seasons there may be a two-night minimum stay. $110.00.

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Devereaux Shields House - This Victorian property is composed of two homes, the elegant 1893 main house, and the charming 1877 Aunt Clara's Cottage. They feature manicured gardens, verandas, and lovely antiques. A few blocks from the 200 foot high Natchez Bluffs, which offer a stunning view of the Mississippi. Ask about their special packages with dinners and carriage rides. Full Southern breakfast. Main House - $150.00 to $175.00. Clara's Cottage - $125.00.

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Oak Hill Inn - Winner of the 2005 Restoration Award, this beautiful homes has a downstairs suite with a luxurious granite shower and two upstairs rooms. Built in the 1830s, and located in the heart of the downtown historic district, with beautiful gardens and brick courtyard. A full formal breakfast; children 10 and above welcome. Suite - $135.00 for two people. $165.00 for 3 people. Upstairs room with private bath - $110.00. Both upstairs rooms sharing bath - $165.00 for 3 people or $175.00 for 4 people. Catalpa Suite next door in the Mellon House: $135.00 for 2 people or $165.00 for 3 people.

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The Burn - Built in 1834, this home once served as the headquarters of one of the Union armies occupying Natchez. There is grand architecture and furnishings, and old photographs from a time gone by. The shaded patio overlooks a two acre garden and brick walkways which give way to camellias, azaleas, and dogwoods, and in this deep South city, you'll love the full-size pool! Children 12 and over welcome. Full breakfast. $148.00 to $180.00.