The Alluvian

The Alluvian Hotel is a sophisticated boutique hotel located in the heart of the Mississippi Delta, at 318 Howard Street, Greenwood, Mississippi, United States. This historic region has inspired great Southern writers and holds a powerful allure for both locals and visitors.

The hotel's name, "The Alluvian," is a nod to the alluvial plain of the Mississippi Delta, a fertile land created by the deposits of the Mississippi River over centuries. Tennessee Williams once referred to the people of this region as "Alluvians," adding to the hotel's connection to the land.

The Alluvian offers a range of experiences, from luxurious accommodations to the renowned Viking Cooking School, where cooking enthusiasts of all levels can indulge their passion for food. The hotel also features The Alluvian Spa, Studio A for holistic wellness, and Giardina's Restaurant for delicious meals.

Guests can enjoy seasonal specials, packages for special occasions, and a variety of spa treatments at The Alluvian. The hotel also offers gift cards that can be used across its amenities.

Visitors can immerse themselves in the rich culture and heritage of the Delta through museums, exhibits, and the warm hospitality of The Alluvian staff. With accolades from publications such as Travel Leisure, Architectural Digest, and Southern Living, The Alluvian is a destination that embodies true Southern charm and hospitality.