Charmed, I'm Sure
The word "Charming" is frequently used to describe the antebellum home Linden, but words do not succeed in capturing the eloquence, hospitality, and history of this distinguished Southern treasure.
The Conner/Feltus Family has owned Linden since its early days, and has operated the mansion as a bed and breakfast for several decades. Through those years, many have come to praise and covet our ancestral home; dignitaries and celebrities clamor to see our historic place, the design of our front door was copied for Tara's front door in Gone With The Wind, and articles have been written about us in Southern Living, Colonial Homes, Reader's Digest, and Ghosts of the South, just to name a few.
Linden's main house dates back to 1790, and the east wing was added in 1818, making ours one of the oldest, most historic antebellum homes on tour in Natchez.
When you come to stay at Linden, you will reside within the walls of the home; there are no dependencies or out-buildings at Linden. You will breakfast in the formal dining room, as favored guests should. After breakfast you will be treated to a tour of Linden, normally given by Mrs. Jeanette Feltus herself.
What Our Guests Say...
"The best place to stay in Natchez! At Linden you are a guest in the home of a lovely lady and are treated like part of the family."
"Our stay was wonderful. We found Mrs. Feltus and her staff to be attentive and courteous in every way."
"What a find Linden is! Our room was beautiful with lovely antique furniture and an oversized king canopy bed. We loved sitting on the veranda outside of the room to chat and read."
"- wished we would have stayed longer!"