This is a pretty house with a nice yard in a beautiful neighborhood. When you walk in the front door you are immediately in a sales area of varying styles of purses, pottery, paper napkins and cook-out utensils. This merchandise diminishes the welcome of the entry hall and detracts from the staircase. On inspection, our room was clean but the... More

We recently spent 2 nights at the Generals’ Quarters in Corinth, MS. Our original destination was Shiloh, TN but if you plan to stay over in the area – go to Corinth. Corinth is a small town but with lots of history and much to see. That, paired with a trip to Shiloh, TN, is a perfect 2-day trip. Ignoring... More

We were greeted by one of the owners. He gave us a quick overview and then gave us recommendations for supper. He made us feel at home right away. Breakfast was very good, I could have eaten about 5 biscuits.The inn is spacious and in a great location. You are within 20 minutes or so from Shiloh National Military Park.... More

Stayed in the Gen Forrest suite. Clean, quiet, comfortable. The owner had the air conditioning on and room lit prior to arrival. Nice convenient hygiene items in a basket in the main hall for a small donation are also available.

The Generals Quarters is located on the north side of downtown Corinth, set in a lovely neighborhood amidst this town's most historic buildings. The rooms are large and nicely furnished, but there are problems. The wi-fi did not work in my room; no towels provided on one of the day and other housekeeping issues, no after-hours services such as soft... More

We stayed in The General's Quarters for 4 nights in conjunction with the 150th anniversary of the Civil War Battle of Shiloh, about 25 miles north in Tennessee. We were also delighted with the rich Civil War heritage of Corinth, a very charming Southern town with many antibellum homes in the vicinity of the GQ's. Headquarters for A.S. Johnston, Beauregard... More

my place to stay in corinth. i reckon i've been the guest to chef luke and charlotte about six or seven times and each time has been excellent. it must be a combination of the quirky grand old house, sitting on the upper porch sipping bourbon watching the traffic on filmore street below between the ancient shingle oak trees that... More

We stayed one night while in the area to see the town and civil war museum (highly recommended). This B & B fit the bill. The room was very spacious. The bathroom tub/shower was not modern but fitting for the period and ambience. The breakfast was hearty and very good. We met another couple also on the civil war trail.... More

We were there for the Grand Illumination. The Inn is gorgeous, the rooms were great, comfy beds, and very quiet. Didn't hear a thing all night. Maybe because of the events of the weekend going on, the dinner menu was very limited (lunch items only) and we found the food terrible, I sent mine back, which I can't remember the... More