Dunleith
A mansion surrounded on all four sides by giant columns, in the style of a Greek temple. It now operates as a historic hotel and restaurant, where guests can stay or dine.
Dunleith was built in 1856. Its main house is encircled on all four sides by 26 towering Doric columns, resembling a Greek temple. It is one of the most frequently pictured mansions in Natchez and is listed as a National Historic Landmark. It now operates as a historic hotel. The Castle restaurant, located in the former carriage house, takes reservations from non-guests who want to dine while enjoying the courtyard and the exterior of the main house. The grounds include about 40 acres of lawn and oak trees, making it an excellent spot for photos.
Opening hours
Hotel open all day; restaurant by reservation
Nearby sights
- Auburn
- Temple B'nai Israel
- St. Mary Basilica
- Magnolia Hall
- Longwood
- William Johnson House
- Rosalie Mansion
- Natchez Museum of African American History and Culture