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Picture of Bisland House Bed and Breakfast
This Circa 1904 Colonial Revival Historic Home
features three tastefully decorated guest rooms that
include period antiques and private baths. Our
Natchez Bed and Breakfast is within walking
distance to Main Street's Historic district,
carriage rides, antebellum homes, restaurants,
Churches, antique stores and the beautiful
Mississippi River bluffs. We are only a 10 minute
drive from the Natchez Trace Parkway.
Our upstairs Veranda and front porch swings are
available for your relaxation and enjoyment!
Honeymoons, Anniversaries, Romantic Getaways,
Girlfriend Getaways, See our Specials Page
Let us make your special occasion                    
extra special! Gift Certificates available for
Christmas and Birthdays.



Moderate  Rates
Children welcome~All are welcome
Delicious hot breakfast included in room rate
Guest have full use of Parlor with
Large screen TV with DVD & Satellite TV
Free Wireless Internet
Cold Refreshments available 24hrs
Coffee or Tea available at breakfast
and upon request
Blow dryer and Iron/Board each room
In room Satellite TV
Please ask us for our recommendations for
Historic tours and Restaurants
We would love to assist you!
Bisland House Bed and Breakfast
404 S. Commerce St.
Natchez, Mississippi  39120
bislandhouse@yahoo.com
Byron & Christine Tims, Innkeepers
601-304-5806  504-913-7498

Member of
Mississippi Bed & Breakfast Association
"...like staying with
friends!"
Picture of the Parlor at Bisland House Bed and Breakfast
Picture of Staircase at Bisland House Bed and Breakfast
Picture of front entrance of Bisland House
Picture of Hulda Rawle Bisland, granddaughter of Frederick Stanton
Bisland  House was originally the home of
Hulda Rawle Bisland and her husband
Douglas Starke Bisland . Hulda was the
granddaughter of Frederic Stanton of
Stanton Hall.  It is believed that Hulda was
born at Stanton Hall.  The family recently
returned her bed to Stanton Hall.  
In 1896 she  married Douglas Starke
Bisland.  The home was built for Hulda and
"Starke" 1903-1904. They had 3
daughters Anna, Elizabeth"Tibbie", and
Hulda.  Starke Bisland was killed in a
hunting accident in 1908 when his gun
discharged as he went through a fence.
Daughter Hulda died at age 17.   Records
show Hulda lived here with her children
and her mother-in-law until sometime after
1912.  Records show she was living in
New Orleans at her death in 1920.  All are
buried in Natchez Cemetery.
Gift Certificates Available Year Round
Bisland House  Bed and Breakfast
404 S. Commerce St. Natchez, Mississippi 39120
601-304-5806  504-913-7498
Picture of Dining Room at Bisland House Bed and Breakfast
Picture of Antique furnishings at Bisland House Bed and Breakfast