Bed & Breakfast Association of Mississippi | Jackson, Mississippi

Mississippi Delta

The Mississippi Delta - where roots run deep, and history and culture have intertwined to create a place unique to the world. For the thousands of visitors who come each year, the Delta is more than just part of something larger. More than a region or a feature on a map, the Delta is a land unto itself. And within its borders lie the things visitors seek:

Back street juke joints churning out the Mississippi Delta Blues.
Internationally known restaurants serving up fine cuisine and home-cooked delicacies.
World-class gaming venues featuring marquee entertainment.

Excerpt from http://www.visitthedelta.com

Click on any of the Mississippi Delta BBAM members listed below for
a description and contact information (many also have color pictures).

Tunica

The Columns of Tunica

Once Upon A Time

Introduction

Home to Blues, Beaches, Civil War History and Great Southern Hospitality! Here you will find Bed and Breakfast owners of all types ready to cater to your every need. Hospitality is Mississippi’s calling card and throughout our great state you will find unique homes filled with warm friendly faces, comfortable accommodations, bountiful itineraries or porches perfect for a few days of relaxation. Mississippi is a laid back state willing to accommodate whatever itinerary you might be putting together. Follow the Natchez Trace and take in all the historical sites or stop in at all our famous blues locations or join our friends in Tunica or the Coast for a day or two of gaming. It’s all in Mississippi and there is bound to be a B&B just right for you at each of your perfect destinations. Enjoy your tour of Mississippi.

Bed and Breakfast Association of Mississippi

Click on the regional links below for a description and contact information for each BBAA member.

Bed & Breakfast Association of Mississippi Regional Member Directories
Mississippi Delta	Mississippi Hills	Mississippi Pines	Capital/River	Coastal Mississippi
Tunica	Como Hernando Holly Springs New Albany Olive Branch Oxford Senatobia	Amory Columbus Eupora Laurel Meridian Philadelphia Starkville	Brookhaven Jackson Lorman Magnolia Natchez Port Gibson Vicksburg	Biloxi Columbia Ocean Springs

Coastal Mississippi

Visit the Mississippi Gulf Coast, overlooking the sparkling Gulf of Mexico and 26 miles of scenic coastal beaches. Visitors can enjoy our world-class golf courses and championship fishing. Some of the artistic and historical museums have reopened. After a day of fun, visitors can begin an exciting evening with dinner at a local seafood restaurant before heading off to enjoy 24-hour gaming at one of the coast's casino resorts. Whether you are looking for a relaxing weekend getaway or an adventure-filled vacation, change your pace and visit the Mississippi Gulf Coast! Excerpt from http://www.gulfcoast.org

Click on any of the Coastal Mississippi BBAM members listed below for a
description and contact information (many also have color pictures).

Biloxi

Chateau Blessey
Columbia

Corner Oaks Bed & Breakfast
Ocean Springs

Oak Shade Bed & Breakfast

Mississippi Pines

Click on any of the Mississippi Pines BBAM members listed below for
a description and contact information (many also have color pictures).

Amory

The Old Place
Columbus

Amzi Love Lincoln Homes

Backstrom's Country Bed &Breakfast

Barristers House B & B

Cartney-Hunt House
Eupora

Dogwood Cottage B & B LLC
Laurel

Laurel Inn

Wisteria B & B

Meridian

Century House Bed and Breakfast

The Lion and Harp at Oak Knoll
Philadelphia

The Cole House
Starkville

Sharp Bed & Breakfast

Mississippi Hills

Welcome to the Mississippi Hills Heritage Area. Bounded by Interstate 55 to the west and Highway 14 to the south, the region is filled with vibrant communities that share a common geography and history. We invite you to learn about our rich and diverse culture, as well as our people, places, and defining moments. The choices stretch before you, endless and exciting: To see the birthplace where Elvis made his entrance to the world stage ... To walk among the nation’s largest remaining Civil War earthworks from the largest siege in the Western Hemisphere, at the Crossroads of the Confederacy ... To stand where James Meredith stood, surrounded by National Guardsmen, about to walk through the doorway of history ... To be inside the study where William Faulkner composed his masterpieces, where the walls bear his handwritten outline for one of those masterpieces ... To dive into Grenada Lake or the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway ... To immerse yourself in beauty and history at any one of the dozens of magnificent antebellum mansions. There’s so much to see and do in the Mississippi Hills. Faulkner once said he could spend a lifetime writing about it—you could spend a lifetime exploring it.
Excerpt from http://www.mississippihills.org

Click on any of the Mississippi Hills BBAM members listed below for
a description and contact information (many also have color pictures).