Huckleberry Inn Bed & Breakfast

For a relaxing change of pace, come visit us at the Huckleberry Inn! Huckleberry Inn was built in 1908 by Dr. Joseph W. Eckford and his bride of 30 years, Gertrude Bumpus Eckford. It is located in a quiet residential area in the heart of the Historic District, making most of the National Register buildings within walking distance. So come, relax under the magnolia in the courtyard, or take an evening stroll, or just sit and relax on the spacious front porch or upstairs balcony.

Location
With an acre of informal gardens, Huckleberry Inn is a short three blocks from downtown Aberdeen, and approximately two miles from the Tombigbee River. The Inn is unusually decorated with a mural in the dining room of a nearby cypress swamp, and other hand painted decorative techniques. Located between Tupelo and Columbus in northeastern Mississippi on U.S. Highway 45, Aberdeen is a lovely example of southern hospitality, architecture, and rich history.

Accommodations
Four lovely guest rooms are in the main Inn. Four additional guest rooms are available in the Stone's Throw Cottage which also has a small meeting room, kitchenette and deck. All guest rooms have private baths.

Amenities
Complimentary soft drinks, juice, and homemade cookies and/or dessert available to guests.

Meals
Rates include a full, Southern breakfast.

Awards and Recognitions
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places

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Smoking: Info n/a

Pets: Info n/a

Rates: $55-95

Payment: major credit cards