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BED & BREAKFAST REVIEWS |
| As Penny and I travel around the South and Southwest, We seek out Bed and Breakfasts well-known and off the beaten path. You just can't beat the southern hospitality these kind folks dish out. Along with that southern charm the traveler is greeted with a friendly smile and a host of scrumptious southern delicacies not found anywhere else. So stop in, rest a bit, and tell 'em you read about them here on HistoricTravelsForTwo.com We're only too happy to recommend the best places at which to stay. If you are a bed and breakfast owner and are interested in our writing a review about your establishment, please contact us for more information. |
MISSISSIPPI |
BAY SAINT LOUIS:
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Bay Town Inn is the style of house many of us would love to own. Fresh white woodwork and verdant green shutters, the old home whispers "Southern Charm" even before the visitor walks under the jasmine covered entrance arch to the front yard. |
NATCHEZ:
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Gordon and Penny Fikes
Experience the Haunting Allure of Twin Oaks Bed & Breakfast in the city by the Mighty Mississippi River, Natchez. Owner Regina Charboneau will whip out some of her favorite southern cuisines and at the same time give you a lesson on what makes southern food so reknown! Relaxe as you enjoy the hot tub/jacuzzi and the sleep the night away in comfort in one of the many cozy and intimate rooms of Twin Oaks.
ELEPHANT EAR BED & BREAKFAST
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Gordon and Penny FikesLocated in downtown Natchez Mississippi, Elephant Ear Bed & Breakfast lends an exotic atmosphere along with Southern Charm to relaxe the senses.
CEDAR GROVE PLANTATION BED & BREAKFAST
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Gordon and Penny FikesOff the beaten path of the big city, Cedar Grove Plantation Bed and Breakfast lies hidden in the backwoods of the Kingston Community near Natchez, quiet, and nestled on all sides by towering cedar trees from which it takes it's name. As one era comes to a close, another begins. Cedar Grove Plantation has withstood the ravages of time and nature, standing proud to welcome it's guests to a timely retreat in the Old South.
MORE TO COME!
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