Proud to be Vicksburg's NUMBER ONE Bed and Breakfast!! "Magnificient" "Historic and Beautiful"

Annabelle is where you experience true Southern Hospitality in an elegant yet comfortable Victorian setting. Chosen by over 70,000 readers of Arrington Bed and Breakfast Magazine as the 2nd best B & B in the South, Mobil 3 star rating and listed in Fodor’s South’s Best B&Bs, Annabelle is proud to have the most authentic Victorian dining room in the Vicksburg bed and breakfast community. A full breakfast is served daily. Diners are charmed and intrigued with beautiful seasonal decor. In addition to the main house, the Guest House, circa 1881, features a fifty-five foot long gallery, overlooking our sparkling swimming pool, the grand Mississippi River, and the legendary Mississippi Delta. Annabelle offers six guest rooms, and one three-room suite with full kitchen. Intimate and romantic, each room is magnificently appointed with antiques, heirlooms, and private baths, some with Jacuzzis. Your overnight stay includes a tour of the home, and off- street, lighted parking. Surrounded by elegance the moment you arrive at Annabelle, it's time to relax and enjoy a slower pace, and be welcomed to a more gentile time in history

Voted "Best Antebellum Home" in Vicksburg, Mississippi, Cedar Grove Inn offers a memorable romantic getaway. This country inn offers 33 rooms and suites with private baths, some with jacuzzis. Taste the exceptional cuisine of Cedar Grove Mansion Inn & Restaurant and enjoy a mint julep at the elegant mansion bar. Splendor and gracious entertaining is our specialty, which makes this bed and breakfast a great spot for any company function or retreat. Create a memory that will last a lifetime, and make Cedar Grove Mansion Inn and Restaurant your bed and breakfast choice.

Sit back, relax and enjoy the best view of the Mississippi River from any historic home in Vicksburg

There are still those in the region who recall the vivacity of the Shlenker House in the Roaring Twenties. That period of devil-may-care attitudes, it is said, suited the house particularly well, and it was then that the place was a lively center of social activity and the setting for some of the era's most memorable mid-Mississippi occasions. One Vicksburg matron insisted that, because of the leaded glass that is a favored feature of the Cherry Street facade, the interior lights were "magnified in their magic" and the house, when fully lighted, was regarded by many as a landmark from which directions were taken and given in this historic residential center of Vicksburg. A unique house in a unique architectural city, Shlenker House reflects a pure modified example of the Prairie school of architecture made famous by Frank Lloyd Wright. It was, in fact, that element that caught the collective eye for detail of the National Register of Historic Places, as well as the selection board that declared the house a Mississippi Landmark.