My husband, three grown children and their spouses spent a delightful weekend in the Victorian Cottage at The Burn. The four bedrooms, four baths, living areas and kitchen accomodations gave us the privacy and communal space so that we could be together, yet separate. We have never slept so well. It was so much fun to have a traditional southern... more

August is hot in Natchez - maybe the reason only a few rooms were taken mid-to late week. Perfect for us. Wife and I went with another couple and we had the Ernestine room. Rooms named after the children who had lived there at the time of the Civil War. Room was interesting with period-like pieces. Our Queen bed was... more

we had the absolute best time. from the time we entered we were offered wine and and a tour of the home. our rooms were so comfortable we almost stayed in but went to one of the great restaurants they recommended. they were so helpful about the city of natchez we were planning our trip back before we left. we... more

I recommend that all travelers to Natchez and The Burn Antebellum B&B read "The Pilgrimage" by Louise Wilbourn Collier before their trip. Ms. Collier is a descendant of the Walworth family, the original owners of The Burn. This former plantation is full of history and the delightful complimentary tour (complete with a glass of wine) details some of the fascinating... more

Located in one of the historic neighborhoods of Natchez, and within walking distance of Stanton Hall and King's Tavern, this is a great place for a quiet weekend. A very friendly staff offered us a complementary glass of wine and a house tour on arrival – as well as a number of suggestions on activities in the area. The house... more

Wow!! the pool, the river, the grits!!!!! Amazing more

i stayed at the burn--could not have been better...majestic...lots of beautiful women by the pool.great wine and parties till daylight...can't wait to return with children ....our host really knows her music ...she really made us feel at home.....kim more

We stayed at The Burn for one night to celebrate our anniversary. We chose the Laura room - it was upstairs in the garconniere which is not part of the main house but is connected by a covered walkway. The room was large, decorated with antique furniture and art, and had a large bathroom with tub/shower. The bed was king... more

What a wonderful home and a great staff and hosts. The home is beautiful and decorated with an excellent mix of period furnishings, paintings, decorations and some modern touches. The owner was so friendly and charming and helpful. We had a wonderful tour with such great stories. There is nothing like gracious Southern Hospitality and at the Burn you get... more