Natchez Hotel Guide - Alcorn State University hotels in Natchez, United States of America.

"Our room had a nice view of the main strip and the Mississippi River area. It was clean and well maintained. There was a mistake on my bill, but thw staff was gracious and helpful in getting it straightened out very efficiently."

"Hotel is older, but very well kept could use some updates but in a town such as this, it doesn’t really make sense since there’s not a lot of tourism. The staff is excellent and the cook for breakfast and dinner is the sweetest and the food is fantastic"

"Thus antebellum building is a gem. The checking staff was fantastic and perfect hospitality. The blur has plenty of neat nooks and crannies and a fantastic porch and good patio. The room was comfy, and did have a TV. Easy to get coffee, tea, water, and ice nearby. Lovely time sitting on the porch. Breakfast was fair, but not much better than you’d get at a comfort Inn with fewer selections. The location is literally in the middle of town, which might be outstanding, depending on what’s happening, but there is traffic noise all night."

"The room I was given was not suitable. It did not have a shower curtain. In fact it was a candy cap room and I’m not handicap. My preference is never to stay at that property again."

"All good except there was no microwave in the room"

"We loved our stay at Isabella House. Jackie is a superb host. The home is well cared for and a great location for easy access to historic Natchez. Thanks so much!"

"Food is awesome. All staff very nice!"

"Longer breakfast time"

"This hotel is showing its age and needs a remodel job. It is hard to make a property in this condition look good and clean. The tf was slow to react if they were even at the front desk in the first place. I had to walk around the desk and yell for someone to address my issue. Breakfast was the same old fake omelets, the orange juice ran out and a new sheet never came after requesting one due to water spillage. The final straw before checking out and moving to a Hampton Inn was the water flow was not even the thickness of a pencil, and the shower did not have enough pressure to work properly. Because we had a carload of luggage and two dogs, the decision to move was difficult. We went ahead and moved o the Hampton Inn next door which made the trip more enjoyable."