We live an hours drive from Nottoway but had never been there. We went this week for an overnight trip to celebrate our anniversary. We enjoyed the tour of the mansion. Our hostess was friendly and her love for the place really came through. The pool was small but very nice and well maintained. The restaurant on site was fabulous.... More

We were touring plantations and stayed here for one evening. The setting is beautiful and it has to be the nicest accommodation in the area. We had a corner room with balcony, which was large and heavily decorated. I imagine it is a stop on tours when not occupied. There were at least 6 velvet pillows on the bed along... More

While driving from Texas to Florida, we decided to stop in Louisiana, for a bit of history. Being french Canadian, Louisiana is close to our hearts, because of their history of deportation from Acadia. This history rich region, led us to stay at the Nottoway plantation and visit the grounds as well as share an excellent culinary experience with local... More

This past New Years, my cousin took me here for my birthday/Christmas gift. It was simply amazing! From the time we drove on to the property, I knew this was going to be a trip to never forget. We stayed in the Sarah Virginia Randolph room. The whole room was just amazing ! The bathroom had an old fashion tub... More

The Nottoway Plantation is a wonderful place, full of amazing history. A wonderful tour guide Tressa graciously guided us through the historic past, transporting us back in time. An elegant lady who knew the wonderful history of the family and it was a delight to hear the stories retold. You could "feel" the history around you. Also called The White... More

Fabulous house and grounds! Really enjoyed the small museum and the movie that tells the story, very interesting. You can walk the grounds and view the movie without paying to take the house tour. Also enjoyed the family cemetary...lots of love, and stories in a cemetary!

This plantation is not only beautiful but worth the time to tour and take pictures. The tour guides were awesome, you can actually touch the furniture and look around and even stay in the house if you would like. They included my 10 year daughter in the tour and really brought the history of the old home alive for her.... More

My husband and I visited over the Easter weekend arriving on Sunday evening and departing on Tuesday morning. We were using a Travelzoo voucher for our weekend getaway and what a wonderful surprise it turned out to be. Our room consisted of 2 Queens (because a King Bed was not available) - but it was fine - the room was... More

We traveled nine states, through Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana and stayed in many hotels. None compared to Nottoway. From the service to the views to the accommodations - all was first rate. The mansion is the largest remaining Antebellum home in the Deep South, and the history is just mind boggling. A must see even if you don't spend the night.... More