Oak Hill Inn Bed and Breakfast - Natchez, MS

Oak Hill Inn Bed and Breakfast was built shortly after 1835 as the residence of William A Beatty and his wife, and exhibits both Federal and Greek revival styles of architecture. In 1979, Oak Hill was placed on the National Register of Historic Places and in 2005 won the Restoration Award from the Natchez Historic Foundation.

In keeping with the style of most antebellum homes, Oak Hill features a formal parlor, a dining room, and a generous central hallway. Oak Hill still boasts its original cypress floors and unique sliding windows in the upstairs hallway that provide cross ventilation of the rooms.

Guest accommodations include a downstairs suite with a luxurious granite shower and two upstairs rooms. Located in the heart of the downtown historic district, yet has beautiful gardens and brick courtyard with fountain.

Oak Hill is one of the tour homes on the Natchez Fall Pilgrimage of Antebellum Homes held during late September thru early October. Overnight guests also receive a tour of the home.