I booked a room at Wisteria so that I could share some one on one time with my husband of 18 years for Valentine's Day. We live only a block away from Wisteria, but has always wanted to experience the atmosphere of a bed and breakfast. From the moment we walked into the door we felt very comfortable and welcomed.... More

We were spending a few days driving from Florida to Memphis before returning to England and can't believe how lucky we were to stay over at Earl and Peggy's lovely house. From the moment we arrived until leaving the next morning we felt welcomed and extremely comfortable. What a fabulous room we were given with a gigantic bed you had... More

My partner and I stayed at the Wisteria during the first week of a three week road trip around the south. Laurel was chosen as a destination because my grandmother grew up there and I didn't know anything about the town and wanted to do a little investigating. I had no idea what to expect from the town or the... More

My lady and I were en route from Texas to Canada for Christmas, along with Mrs Jones - our Chesapeake Bay Retriever. We wanted to take our time and do some sightseeing along the way. Of course with a dog this can be difficult - just don't tell Mrs Jones she is a dog though. I was planning the route... More

My husband and I travelled to Laurel for a wedding that was held at the Lauren Rogers Greenhouse. We decided to stay at the Wisteria Bed and Breakfast instead of the Hampton Inn, which was the suggested hotel for the wedding guests, and weren't disappointed in the least. First, Wisteria is located right across the street from the Lauren Rogers... More

Laurel Mississippi is a beautiful town with an intriguing and complicated history, a must-visit for anyone heading down I-59 or making a pilgrimage to the Deep South. During the 1960’s Laurel became one of the main stages of the civil rights and anti-civil rights dramas, home to many courageous champions of racial justice in the South as well as to... More

The Wisteria B & B was the first stop on a road trip my husband and I recently went on. The home and the grounds are lovely. We stayed in the room on the first floor and found it to be very inviting. The bed was very comfortable! Breakfast was delicious--we got to taste peaches from Lane's Orchard in Georgia... More

We stayed here one night as part of our road trip. From the moment we arrived, hot and sticky, we were made welcome by Earl and Peggy to their gracious house. There they were sitting with their guests/friends on the verandah at the back of the house. Earl showed us to our room upstairs. There are 3 rooms, and ours... More

We were in town for a high school reunion and I had never stayed in a B&B before so was a little apprehensive. This was a wonderful first experience! The house and grounds are beautiful and it's more affordable than the Hampton Inn and much more relaxing! We had the downstairs bedroom and bath and it felt like we had... More