Stay & Eat

There’s more than meets the eye in Greenville. And we’ll give your other four senses plenty to be happy about, starting with your taste buds. Our cuisine is surprisingly eclectic and downright delicious. From earliest times, the cultures that inhabited this magic place brought their own special flavors and techniques, adding to the gumbo of Delta Dining. Washington County boasts 7 stops on the infamous Hot Tamale Trail, a spicy food experience not to be missed!

Greenville-Washington County has eateries from the riverfront to the rural byways, and enough down home cooking to make you want to stay a spell. Best of all, more interesting sites and activities than you ever imagine await you at every bend in the river. You’ll want to stay and eat your way through the county.

The Belmont 1857 Bed & Breakfast

3498 Highway 1 South, Wayside, MS 38780

The Belmont 1857 is the only remaining antebellum mansion on the Mississippi River in Greenville/Washington County. Built in 1857 for W.W. Worthington and restored to its original grandeur, Belmont is now a Bed and Breakfast and is available for weddings, events and tours. Visit their website for more information or contact Brad Hauser at 501.650.2296 or info@thebelmont1857.com

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The Thompson House B&B

111 North Deer Creek Drive, Leland, MS

Go to their website or contact them at 662-820-7829 or 662-394-1065. For more information visit their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/thethompsonhouseleland