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"We stopped for a quick one-night visit to Vicksburg and Riverwalk was a great place for us to stay. The room was comfortable, A/C worked perfectly, the bed was firm but not too much so and the sheets were soft. There was a tub/shower and it was one of the plastic insert kind - not my favorite - but it was clean. The people who worked the front desk at the Riverwalk were extremely friendly and helpful. Just a couple of miles down the road is a wonderful revitalized downtown area that is quaint...

"Sadly we only got to stay one night in this beautiful house! It’s obviously the best bnb just as the website mentions. It’s hard to believe that a house that’s over 100 years old is so well maintained and has so many modern conveniences. The bathroom had plenty of hot water in the beautiful shower and mini split in our room worked great. The breakfast was delicious and our hostess was delightful. If we return to Vicksburg we will definitely plan on staying here again!"

"Love the owners!"

"Beautiful and impressive mansion like staying inside a castle. I was impressed with all the antique furnitures. That was a treat for me. I was grateful for the talk after breakfast about the history of the place. Downside was that some staff services and the logistics could have been better. The hair conditioner bottle was indeed shampoo. My dietary preference at breakfast didn’t make it to the kitchen staff (or it was ignored/ forgotten). Staff Couldn’t find the key to my room upon check in. "

"Absolutely wonderful and historic. This is my go to place in Vicksburg for lodging and dining!"

"Generally nice. We had a smaller room. The AC was a bit weak. Breakfast at Duff Green was great as was the short tour afterwards."

"The room was clean, beds were comfortable. It is an older building, there was no view."

"The Baer House was lovely and beautifully decorated in the Victorian style. The art collection was very impressive! I lived in Vicksburg 50 years ago and was sad to see how much the city had declined in care. "