In Southwestern Mississippi is the city of Natchez, known for its impressive collection to antebellum homes. Prior to the Civil War, Natchez was an incredibly important trading post for Europeans, including French settlers, Spanish colonists, and later, the British. When the area was ceded to the United States towards the end of the 18th century, Natchez served as the capital of the Mississippi Territory. Today, that rich history is evident, and Natchez boasts a staggering number of historic homes and landmarks. After checking in at one of the many wonderful hotels in Natchez for AARP members, you can start with a trip to the Visitor's Center, which offers complimentary maps, brochures, coupons, and recommendations. Then, be sure to explore the most famous of the antebellum mansions, including the octagonal Longwood, Magnolia Hall, the House of Elicott Hill, Stanton Hall, and the Towers. You can also see what Natchez looked like in years past by touring Natchez in Historic Photographs, a fantastic collection of photos dated between 1870 and 1913. Main Street and Canal Street are both accessible to pedestrians and boast classic Southern cuisine and a few lively taverns.
Here at the AARP Travel Center Powered by Expedia, it is our goal to help retirees enjoy the vacations they deserve at prices they can afford. If you're looking for senior hotel discounts in Natchez, then we can definitely help. As a valued AARP member, you'll have access to our Natchez hotel deals for seniors, which will mean you can take an additional 10% off of select standalone hotel stays. Paired with flights, through our vacation packages, these cheap hotel deals for seniors in Natchez, MS can save you even more time and money. To top it all off, we promise to waive all booking fees! Add on one of our car rental deals available on this very same website, and you could enjoy up to 25% off select vehicles and even the chance for single car-class upgrades when available. Soak up the scenery, charm, and beauty of antebellum Mississippi by exploring the beautiful mansions, shops, restaurants, and landscape of Natchez.