Concord Quarters

Breakfast was delicious, and the upper porch was a lovely spot to greet the morning. Our hosts were a pleasure to spend time with, and the restored historic quarters made for a comfortable, educational stay. Parking on the grounds was easy. Just know the stairs are steep. Recommended!

Debbie and Gregory Cosey were such lovely, generous, and welcoming people. The museum they’ve created in their parlour is fascinating, moving, and thought-provoking. Concord Quarters made for a charming, wonderful stay, and I hope to return someday. It was one of the best B&Bs I’ve stayed in, elegant and friendly, quiet and safe, with lovely luxurious touches. Breakfast was beautiful and served in the dining room. I also loved having coffee in a rocking chair on the upstairs veranda, looking out over the gorgeous garden. The people you meet are always a highlight of travel.

The Coseys are absolutely delightful, and the Concord Inn was such a special gift for us. It was a 1200 acre working plantation, the oldest Place in Natchez. Several rooms are set up like a museum, filled with pictures and history. Our rooms were tastefully decorated and squeaky clean, and breakfast was delicious with a beautiful presentation. We also had a lovely conversation with a couple from New York, which is always a pleasure for us.

That last-minute holiday weekend stay turned out to be a lovely find. Deborah and Gregory made us feel so welcome, and Deborah put together a delicious breakfast for our final morning. The house has such a rich history, with its original structure and charm preserved in the restoration. My favorite part was sitting on the porch with coffee as the day began, taking a quiet moment to pray and reflect. Booking was easy, and my husband and I would gladly come back. A & P McF.