Baer House Inn

Nice property, quiet property and convenient to a lot of the historical places in Vicksburg!

Beautiful property! The hospitality was great.

Beautiful facilities and home! The furnishings were wonderful and fit the house well. Host and hostess went out of the way to make our stay very enjoyable.

It’s a cool historical property. Breakfast fast was good. Location was great. Close to downtown. Only negative thing was that the mattress was horrible to sleep on.

Our hosts were amazing! We moatly interacted with Patricia, and she was delightful! We felt right at home and all museums were within walking distance. The Military Park was quite close as well! Breakfasts were wonderful, and we enjoyed the company of other guests as we dined. I would hughly recommend booking this beautiful property when you are in the Vicksburg area. A huge bonus: Patricia, one of the owners, is also an author and a wonderful conversationalist!!

The hosts were very gracious. The decor was stunning and the room impeccable. Breakfast was outstanding. I highly recommend this property!

Great place. Amazing historical home.

Beautiful home - historic location convenient to Vicksburg National Battlefield Park. Excellent breakfast. Would highly recommend.

Good breakfast, clean facility.

I have never stayed in a "Bed and Breakfast" in the United States that lived up to that description until staying at the Baer. This B&B was stunning historic beauty from the doors to the floors, and our hosts were absolutely lovely! This hotel is definitely for leisure, not a business trip. The front desk has ltd hours, so arrange checking beforehand. Also, the home-cooked breakfast is served family style with other guests at 8:30 am sharp. I loved that! The other guests around our giant 300-years-old breakfast table were from Italy, Germany, Colorado, and beyond. After only two days of communal breakfasts we were trading stories and meeting up for coffees. I have stayed at the Mulberry (down the street) several times and that place is great for a modern-cool kinda vibe, but if you really want to get the feel of what it might have been like to live in a post-war era family home, then this is the place for you! Our hostess Patricia gave us a full oral history of the home (with historical Vicksburg context) at our last breakfast. The Baer is only a few blocks from the main street in Vicksburg and there is ample, secure parking. One nice touch was that they posted daily notices in the lobby of which nearby-restaurants were open. The one suggestion I would make is that in the room described as having a "sitting area", there could be an extra chair or two so that you could comfortably hang out with a few people around the table and not all on one couch.