Jan 25, 2017 · An early 19 th -century antebellum mansion set in 26 acres of manicured gardens where you can breathe again, Monmouth Historic Inn & Gardens is a National Historic Landmark in Natchez, Mississippi.

Experience another time and another place in Monmouth Historic Inn & Garden’s elegantly appointed rooms and suites. Every room and suite has its own unique charm and view of the rolling, manicured grounds.

As is common with many Southern homes of this period Monmouth's façade has a two-storied gallery supported by four columns. One difference is that the columns are square instead of round. The gallery on the upper floor has picturesque banisters. Monmouth is a massive house with massive rooms.

Monmouth Historic Inn & Gardens is a National Historic Landmark, built in 1818. Rooms are beautifully appointed with period furnishings and antebellum-era antiques. Few estates of the American South typify the antebellum experience more than Monmouth.

Featuring Natchez-native, Executive Chef Jay Yates, you are sure to enjoy an exquisite meal using local and fresh ingredients. A full wine list and wine by the glass program is available to ensure your dining experience is the very best Natchez has to offer!

Monmouth Historic Inn & Gardens is home to nearly every luxury amenity you can envision or imagine for your stay in Natchez. Whether you want us to arrange a special outing about town or quietly fish in one of our stocked ponds, all you need do is ask! We offer: Private baths in all rooms and suites Cable flat-screen TV

Monmouth Historic Inn & Gardens sits atop Natchez’s second highest hill; the property is located just five minutes east of the historic business district with its antique shops, the Mississippi River and riverfront gaming.

Monmouth offers guided history tours of our Main House daily at 10 am and 2 pm. These tours are complimentary to our overnight guests, but the general public is invited to attend by purchasing tickets for the tours at our Front Desk prior to tour times.

1818 - Monmouth is built in 1818, by Natchez postmaster, John Hankinson. 1824 - John A. Quitman purchases Monmouth as home for his wife Eliza Turner and newborn daughter, Louisa.

There are Magnolia trees throughout the grounds on Monmouth’s 26 acres, most notably on the front lawn as you drive up the great entranceway. DELUXE ROOM – Queen bed with half canopy, private bath with a tub and shower combination, fireplace, front porch with rocking chairs