Nottoway Plantation Resort

Nottoway Plantation is a unique, historic property. I especially loved the oaks registered with the Live Oak Society. We stayed in a room in the Garden/Overseer’s House. The room had been updated but there were still very few electrical outlets for our phones and tablets, the small refrigerator didn’t work but otherwise the room was comfortable for one night.

loved our pond cottage - very peaceful and relaxing- would have liked staying longer and the grounds were magnificent.

Beautiful grounds, very nice, clean room. We stayed in carriage house and loved it. The cottages looked really nice and we would love to stay in the main house next trip. Wonderful tour.

The property is in a rural area so the food offers are very important. The restaurant had a limited menu and the cafe was steam table food.

the grounds were lovely, views of the house free tour of the house as guest (although we missed the time) However - we specifically booked 2 adults and 2 children and contacted thsm through expedia messaging before habd to double check yhey had the correct booking but there was a bed missing on arrival - they supplied a folding bed. the room smelt musty. curtsins around bath looked old and dirty. the net curtains were ripped. the pool area was nice however there were no towels available left abd it is not heated. note: breakfast is not included.

Loved everything. Meals were wonderful and really enjoyed the plantation tour.

Excellent! Beautiful grounds and a one of a kind home! Thank you to check in "Courtney" and breakfast "Arleen " and "Jasmine". We felt so at home we stayed a second night. Highly recommend

This is not a 4 star hotel they advertise themselves to be. We sure did nit have that 4 star experience. I understand the hotel is old but ripped off curtains, dust and dirt have nothinh to do with it beibg old, its just bad housekeeping. No signs that the rooms are private. I spoke to another lady who stayed in the hotel and she had the same experience as us - people trying to get into pur rooms thibkibg its part if the " tour" and aslo some teting to open our door at night. Loud noice in the middle of the night from the restaurant downstairs cleaning up. Our neighbour compained and so did we than the noise stopped. It was 11:30 at night, woke us up and it was hard to fall back sleep. Not thw experience you would expect from a 4 star hotel. The property is very beautiful so its worth stopping there, even though their tour was weak cimpare to other plantation tours ( yet they charge the same price for it as the plantatiins who go out of their way to provide you great tour experience ).

An unforgetable stay! We were in the main house in a 4-poster bed overlooking the Mississippi - which was great. The antique furniture was lovely, although being English it's not as special as it would be otherwise. The grounds were picturesque, especially at night with the lights in the trees and flowerbeds. And it was nice to be able to wander around the house after all the crowds had gone. But it's funny the standard things in a hotel room that you take for granted, some of which were different or missing - bedside tables and bedside lights; the floors were bare wooden boards, so we were conscious of not making too much noise for the room below us, the shower was disorienting as the shower curtain was too long and suspended from the ceiling (so it wobbled when the bath didn't). Overall a great experience, but we were glad it was for 1 night and not more.

The property and grounds were beautiful. Everything was so well maintained and in great condition. We stayed in the large cabin by the pond and it was perfect for what we needed. Dinner at the restaurant was very good, on par with any fine dining around and in Louisiana that is saying something! The staff was gracious and friendly and we would definitely go back.