Description
Circa 1836. This National Register, antebellum mansion is the oldest commercial building in Jackson. The home has seen days as a private residence, a public assembly hall, barracks for Union troops during the Civil War and a newspaper publishing house. The innkeepers have a copy of one of the original newspapers, The Jackson Mirror, displayed in the home. Elegant furnishings grace the interior, and the exterior is flanked by 12 massive columns, each stretching 30 feet. In the tradition of Southern hospitality, theinnkeepers serve a hearty country breakfast.Publicity and Awards: National Geographic Traveler's Top 25 Southern Hotels.Location: City/Urban.
Photos
|
Rooms & Rates
Rates: $65 to $75
Payment types accepted include Visa.
Rooms: This property has 5 total guest accommodations, 3 with private bath, 2 suites.
The types of beds available include Queen.
|
Policies
Smoking: Smoke Free Property.
|
Services & Amenities
Meals Included in Rates: Breakfast.
Types of meals: Full Breakfast.
Amenities In Room: Air Conditioning, Reading Lamps and VCR.
|
Activities
Events Hosted: Weddings.
Other Activities: west Florida Museum.
|
Historic Interest
Historic Awards: National Register (Granted), State Register (Granted) and City Historical Site (Granted).
|
| |
|
