Situated Above A Bakery, This Mississippi B&B Offers A Sweet Stay Like No Other

There are lots of great B&Bs scattered throughout the state, but none offer as sweet a stay as Sweet Somethings Bed and Breakfast. The ultimate sweet retreat, it’s situated right above a bakery! Cozy accommodations and access to fresh-baked treats – what could be better?! Read on to learn more about this charming getaway in small town Mississippi.

Sweet Somethings Bed and Breakfast is located right above Sweet Somethings Bakery in downtown Laurel.

Both charming and historic, the building that houses the B&B and bakery was built in 1923 and originally served as a grocery store.

Sweet Somethings Bed and Breakfast, along with the bakery, opened several years ago to a warm reception.

And since then, countless people have stayed at the charming inn, which is made up of a studio suite and a two-bedroom suite.

Perfect for groups of all sizes, the studio suite is suitable for up to two guests, while the two-bedroom suite sleeps up to six.

Aside from the difference in size, the suites boast lots of similarities, including a cozy atmosphere and lots of original features, such as 16’ ceilings and wood floors.

They’ve got all the comforts of home too, such as wifi, cable TV, a fireplace, room-darkening shades, and more.

But the suites’ best feature is probably their location above a bakery. What’s more, when the bakery’s open, you can access it directly via a flight of stairs.

And you’ll definitely want to check out the bakery because it boasts an appetizing assortment of fresh-baked sweets and breads.

Oh, and did we mention that a stay at Sweet Somethings Bakery includes a complimentary breakfast from the bakery?

For more information, call Sweet Somethings Bed and Breakfast at (601) 340-3880. You can also visit the B&B’s website or Facebook page. Additionally, you can check out the B&B’s listings on Airbnb here and here.

So, did you know about this charming B&B? Ever stayed overnight? If so, what’d you think? Know of another charming B&B? Tell us in the comments section.

This isn’t the state’s only unique vacation rental. Read about another here.