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You're not booking a room. You're staying in history.

Every suite is named for someone Natchez should never have forgotten — some honored, some named so the record stays whole. Choose your room. Read the life. Sleep inside the record.

William Johnson · 1809–1851

The William Johnson Suite

A king suite overlooking Franklin Street — Antique Row.

John Roy Lynch · 1847–1939

The John R. Lynch Suite

A queen suite on Franklin Street with a spacious antique armoire.

Hiram Rhodes Revels · 1827–1901

The Hiram R. Revels Suite

A spacious double suite — perfect for a party of four.

Richard Wright · 1908–1960

The Richard Wright Suite

A king suite with a balcony view over downtown Natchez.

Louis J. Winston · 1854–1940

The Louis J. Winston Suite

A queen suite on the second-floor balcony overlooking the courtyard.

Rosalie Beekman · 1855–1863

The Rosalie Beekman Suite

A queen suite with a view of the Guest House courtyard.

Varina Howell Davis · 1826–1906

The Varina Davis Suite

A double suite with a perfect view of the city of Natchez.

Octavia Dockery · 1865–1949

The Octavia Dockery Suite

A queen suite with its own private bathroom.

The Newman Family

The Newman Suite

A plush king suite — the original heart of the house.

The Ullman Family

The Ullman Suite

An elegant suite exuding historic Natchez charm and character.

Isaac Lowenburg

The Lowenburg Suite

A double suite right off the foyer — private bath, classic charm.

William Martin

The William Martin Suite

The only room that opens directly onto the grand porch overlooking downtown.

Louise

The Louise Suite

A vibrant double suite filled with reds and golds.

John P. Walworth

The Walworth Suite

A king suite with romantic red wallpaper and winged-back chairs.

Stephen Duncan · 1787–1867

The Stephen Duncan Suite

A queen suite off the second-floor balcony overlooking the courtyard.

Count Dem Bouski

The Count Dem Bouski Suite

A queen suite with the largest bathroom on the property.